Trego, Minnesota · Washburn County · Facility
When open, visitors can view exhibits, pick up park publications, Junior Ranger booklets, and maps, and watch the park movie. Park rangers staff an information counter and offer trip planning assistance for the Namekagon and upper St. Croix rivers. The visitor center is located near the Namekagon River off Highway 63 i…
When open, visitors can view exhibits, pick up park publications, Junior Ranger booklets, and maps, and watch the park movie. Park rangers staff an information counter and offer trip planning assistance for the Namekagon and upper St. Croix rivers. The visitor center is located near the Namekagon River off Highway 63 in Trego, WI.
From U.S. Highway 53, take the U.S. Highway 63 Trego exit. Drive approximately one-half mile to the visitor center which is on the right. Follow the signs for the Namekagon River Visitor Center. From U.S. Highway 63 coming west, drive approximately 4 miles past Earl, Wisconsin. The Namekagon River Visitor Center is on the left. Follow the signs for the Namekagon River Visitor Center.
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