Running for 252 miles through parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin, the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway offers great opportunities for getting back into the landscape via canoe. The river doesn't pose any great challenges in terms of white-water, but rather offers an experience that takes you back 150 years or more to when river travel was a mainstay for fur trappers.
Well, those who manage the St. Croix are proposing new regulations for camping along the river. For some insights and thoughts about that proposal, check out the dharma blog. Blogmeister Greg Seitz is planning a series of posts on this issue, so be sure to check back to see what's on his mind.
Paddling the St. Croix
Published Date
February 27, 2007
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