Mississippi National River & Recreation Area

The Mississippi National River and Recreation Area was established by Congress in 1988. Its boundaries include a 72-mile stretch of Mississippi River from Ramsey and Dayton in the north to just south of Hastings. Within this corridor there are many parks, agencies, organizations and communities intimately tied to the Mississippi River.

A ranger and a visitor looking at the Mississippi floor map.

The Mississippi River Visitor Center at the Science Museum is a free and interesting way to learn about the Mississippi.

Check the Schedule of Events for a listing of upcoming activities.

Places to Go lists dozens of parks, visitor centers, and interesting places to visit ; This section provides phone numbers, maps and profiles of individual sites throughout the 72-mile Mississippi River corridor.

The Trail User Guide provides maps on bike trails and important sites to see.


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Mississippi National River & Recreation Area

Mississippi National River & Recreation Area Information