Kinnickinnic State Park

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+1 (715) 425-1129

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Hidden falls trail, Kinnickinnick State Park

Hidden falls trail at Kinnickinnick state park

W11983 820th Ave

River Falls, WI 54022

+1 (715) 425-1129

http://dnr.wi.gov

Kinnickinnic State Park is a serene outdoor destination nestled in River Falls, WI.

Offering a variety of recreational activities, the park provides a peaceful retreat for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike.

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4.09 reviews

Kim C.

10/9/2017

Beautiful Wisconsin state park that many don't even know exists! It's a short 9 mile drive south on country road F out of Hudson, Wi. They have a wonderful well maintained trail system which...

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PJ C.

7/9/2022

We stopped here to do some geocaches and to check out the view of the St Croix River from the land. The day before we had boated by and saw the park from the river. The park does have a nice...

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Jim L.

9/7/2020

This is a park on the Wisconsin side of the St Croix River. We have been here in the summer which was nice. It is completely different in the winter. The trail down to the river is very steep. It...

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Destinae S.

10/19/2023

Seriously love taking my kids here. Definitely go and enjoy the trails. Lots of fun and beauty everywhere

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Lorraine N.

10/25/2014

A very large outdoor space to frolic at your leisure alone or with the family. There are several areas to stop and have a picnic at and various walking trails to be explored. You will see a...

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