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Saint Croix National Scenic RiverwayA painted turtle with his head outstretched sits on a log in the river.
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Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway
Brochures

Welcome to our Brochure Rack! Below you will find most of the brochures we have in a pdf format.

You will need Acrotbat Reader to download these pdfs. Acrobat is free, and you can download it here.

Section Maps: These maps will help you locate landings and campsites.
Namekagon Dam to Hayward Landing Map
Hayward to Trego Map 
Trego to Riverside Map
Gordon Dam to Riverside Landing Map
Riverside Landing to Highway 70 Map 
Highway 70 to Highway 8 Map
Highway 8 to Marine on St. Croix Map
Marine on St. Croix to Boomsite Landing Map

VISITING THE RIVERWAY
Angler's Guide
Angler's Guide (Hmong)
Birder's Guide: Highway 8 to Prescott, WI (366 KB pdf file)
Camping Bulletin
Canoe Safety (240 KB pdf file)
Indianhead Flowage (Nevers Dam Landing to St. Croix Falls)
Camping Map
 Not updated for below Highway 8 regulations
Hiking Brochure
River Section Descriptions (155 KB pdf file)
Zebra Mussels

 

ADMINISTRATION

Final Cooperative Management Plan  Environmental Impact Statement Lower St. Croix National Scenic Riverway

Employment Opportunities Brochure

Three waterboatmens on a rock, they are dark brown and the leags are visible  

Did You Know?
Water boatmen have no gills but rather trap air with the hairs on their legs and the air bubble encircles their bodies, making them appear shiny. Their front legs are short, their middle legs are long and slender and their back legs are shaped like paddles fringed with hair.

Last Updated: May 12, 2008 at 23:38 EST