Boundary Segment
The Boundary Segment, as its name implies, runs along Minnesota's eastern boundary. It starts in Chengwatana State Forest, runs northeasternly along the St. Croix River through the St. Croix State Park and into the St. Croix State Forest, and then in a northerly direction through the Nemadji State Forest before terminating near Holyoke. This segment of the trail is unpaved, and is intended for snowmobile and ATV use, horseback riding, and mountain biking. The area is more remote, and certain areas may be impassable in the summer.
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