Map of the Lake Independence Regional Trail
Lake Independence Regional Trail
Lake Independence Regional Trail
LENGTH:
15.9 miles
SURFACE:
paved
COMMUNITIES:
Hanover, Maple Plain, Orono
HIGHLIGHTS:
Lake Independence, Baker Park Reserve, Morris T. Bake County Park
NEARBY TRAILS:
RELATED LINKS:
The Lake Independence Regional Trail is a 15.9-mile long paved pathway that spans between Hanover and Orono in Central Minnesota. This area is located to the west of the Minneapolis - St. Paul urban area. The trail follows County Road 19 past wide open farmland, goes past Lake Independence, Baker Park Reserve, Morris T. Baker County Park, follows alongside Old Crystal Bay Road N. and connects to the Luce Line State Trail in Orono.
Conditions
The Lake Independence Regional Trail is paved for the entire route. The trail is open for bike riding, running and walking. For much of the route the trail runs alongside local roads. There is a large portion that is located away from roadways and wonders around the parks.
Communities
The Lake Independence Regional Trail goes past the following communities: Hanover, Loretto, Maple Plain and Long Lake.
Points of Interest
The Lake Independence Regional Trail goes past the following points of interest:
| Crow-Hassan Park Reserve |
| Arnold Klaers Baseball Fields |
| Baker Park Reserve |
| Maple Hill Park |
| Lake Independence |
| Morris T. Baker County Park |
| Katrina Lake |
| Orono High School |
Nearby Trails
Luce Line State Trail: the two trails meet in Orono along Old Crystal Bay Road S.
End Points
The north end of the Lake Independence Regional Trail is located at the intersection of 109th Avenue N. and Crow-Hassen Park Road in Hanover.
The south end of the trail is located along Old Crystal Bay Road S to the south of Deer Run Trail in Orono.
Resources
Following are links to official off-site resources to find out more details about the Lake Independence Regional Trail in Minnesota.
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