| Medicine Lake Regional Trail
Three Rivers Park District is preparing plans for constructing one of the remaining trail segments of the Medicine Lake Regional Trail, which connects Elm Creek Park Reserve in Maple Grove with French Regional Park and the Luce Line State Trail in Plymouth. This portion of the trail will run from County Road 10 to County Road 47, will be designed, constructed and managed consistent with the existing portions of the Medicine Lake Regional Trail, and will provide safe connections for walking, jogging, biking and in-line skating throughout our communities.
Public Open House in Review
A public open house was held on Thursday, November 1, 2007 from 5:00pm to 8:00pm. The open house was attended by approximately 45-50 people. The open house provided general project back ground as well as an opportunity to review and comment on the proposed Medicine Lake Regional Trail CR 10 - CR 47 Segment alignment. The information displayed at the public open house as well as the comments Three Rivers Park District has received from the public are available below.
View the Open House Presentation pages as separate PDFs:
- Intro (5.4MB)
- Trail Background (0.8MB)
- Representative Photos (2.1MB)
- Encroachment Concerns (1.3MB)
- Typical Trail Section (0.5MB)
- Next Steps (0.9MB)
Offer your comments through one of the following options:
Written Comments
Three Rivers Park District
Attn. Medicine Lake Regional Trail
3000 Xenium Lane
Plymouth, MN 55441
E-mail Comments
To send comments via e-mail contact medlaketrail@ThreeRiversParkDistrict.org.
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General Information
Three Rivers Park District manages regional parks and trails serving nearly 6 million annual visitors in the Twin Cities metropolitan area, and operates sixty-five miles of regional trail with an additional 85 miles planned. Each year the Three Rivers trail system serves over 2 million visitors and connects to over 200 miles of trails across the Twin Cities. These regional trails have been developed in partnership with citizens, local municipalities, Hennepin County, the Metropolitan Council and the State of Minnesota.
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