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Non-NPS: Boyscout Troop St. Croix National Scenic Riverway offers a rich visual experience. From scenic vistas to encounters with wildlife, it is well worth a look. |
NPS Photo Where every bend has wonders to reveal. |
NPS Perhaps a deer will be getting a drink of water |
NPS Photo or mergansers will be resting on a gravel bar. |
NPS Photo Not everything is obvious. Check the shoreline, you might observe a dragonfly emerging from it's exuviae. |
NPS Photo Areas like Sandrock cliffs can be great places to take a break from paddling and stretch your legs. |
NPS photo Continuing down river, the Namekagon joins the St. Croix and the river widens and eventually deepens. |
NPS Photo Fishing boats will begin to be seen where the water is deep enough. The Riverway is known for its fishery. |
NPS Photo Pontoons and larger boats are seen on the flowages or lakes behind dams and on the lower stretches below St. Croix Falls. |
NPS photo On weekends the river can be a busy place, but during the week one can still find solitude. St. Croix National Scenic Riverway is a great place to take some time and enjoy yourself. |
Last updated: April 30, 2019