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Central Lakes Trail The 55-milelong Central Lakes Trail starts in Fergus
Falls and travels southeast through the
communities of Dalton, Ashby, Melby,
Evansville, Brandon, Garfield, Alexandria,
Nelson and Osakis. Just east of Osakis, it
connects to the 49-mile-long, paved Lake
Wobegon Trail.
The trail, a former railroad grade,
is generally flat and level. It passes
through a varied landscape of woods,
grasslands, lakes, wetlands and farm
fields. Communities with rest stops and
amenities are generally seven to ten
miles apart. The Central Lakes Trail is open
to non-motorized use and groomed for
snowmobiling in the winter.
Along the Trail: The official Fergus
Falls Trailhead is at DeLagoon Park, where
you can find parking, bathroom, picnic
and camping facilities about a mile south
of the intersection of Minnesota Highway
210 and Pebble Lake Road.
DeLagoon Park is named for Lucy
and Philip DeLagoon, who homesteaded
the land in 1914. This large park offers
camping, swimming and picnic facilities,
and is connected to the city with bike
routes that take you to Grotto Lake Park
with the famous statue of Otto the Otter.
Watch for the well-known statue of
Big Ole the Viking at the north end of
downtown Alexandria, near the Douglas
High rail beds give great views of the many lakes and wetlands along the Central
Lakes Trail. Mike Juvrud photo.
www.MnTrails.com
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