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- Type of destination: Regional Park
- Location of destination: USA - Minnesota
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The park's three islands spotlight a mature forest of maple-basswood trees. The wide walking bridge leads from the shoreline to Chase Island but the other two islands - Durnham and Gil Hodges - are accessible only by water.
Durnham Island, which is straight west of Chase Island, can be a surprise to see due the fluctuation of the water level.
The third island, Gil Hodges, is the farthest upstream island.
See the National Park Service website for more information .
This is the official Park Map by Anoka County Parks.
Durnham Island, which is straight west of Chase Island, can be a surprise to see due the fluctuation of the water level.
The third island, Gil Hodges, is the farthest upstream island.
See the National Park Service website for more information .
This is the official Park Map by Anoka County Parks.
The park's three islands spotlight a mature forest of maple-basswood trees. The wide walking bridge leads from the shoreline to Chase Island but the other two islands - Durnham and Gil Hodges - are accessible only by water.
Durnham Island, which is straight west of Chase Island, can be a surprise to see due the fluctuation of the water level.
The third island, Gil Hodges, is the farthest upstream island.
See the National Park Service website for more information .
This is the official Park Map by Anoka County Parks.
Durnham Island, which is straight west of Chase Island, can be a surprise to see due the fluctuation of the water level.
The third island, Gil Hodges, is the farthest upstream island.
See the National Park Service website for more information .
This is the official Park Map by Anoka County Parks.