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    C.R. Magney State Park Map - Source: Minnesota Department of Natural Resources

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    C.R. Magney State Park Map - Source: Minnesota Department of Natural Resources

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    The document provides information about Judge C.R. Magney State Park in Minnesota including details about its history, trails, activities, and rules. It describes hiking opportunities along the Devil's Kettle Trail with steep terrain and stairs leading to scenic waterfalls. Camping is also available at the park from April to October.

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    C.R. Magney State Park Map - Source: Minnesota Department of Natural Resources

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    © 2018, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources

    MAP AND GUIDE: ABOUT THE PARK SO EVERYONE CAN


    ENJOY THE PARK...
    JUDGE C.R. MAGNEY In 1957, over 900 forested acres along the Brule River
    STATE PARK were set aside as Brule River State Park. In 1963, it was
    renamed as a memorial to the late Judge Magney. A
    A full set of STATE PARK RULES AND REGULATIONS
    is available at mndnr.gov.
    4051 EAST HIGHWAY 61 lawyer, mayor of Duluth, and a justice of the Minnesota
    GRAND MARAIS, MN 55604 Supreme Court, he was a strong advocate of Minnesota PARK OPEN
    8 a.m.–10 p.m. daily.
    COOK COUNTY State Parks, especially along the North Shore. Today,
    218-387-6000 you can experience over 4,000 acres of rugged VEHICLE PERMITS
    landscape in the park. Hike the trails, fish the waters or Permits required; purchase at park
    office or entrance kiosk.
    camp. The campground still holds the foundations of a
    VISITOR TIPS 1934 camp that gave work and lodging to men during PETS WELCOME
    • Many trails are rocky with uneven the Depression. Whatever your interest, enjoy the Keep on 6-foot leash; pick up after;
    spectacular scenery during your stay. Scenic landscape abounds at this park. attend at all times; not allowed in
    terrain. Use caution and wear buildings or at beaches.
    appropriate footwear.
    CAMPGROUND QUIET HOURS
    • The Devil’s Kettle Falls hike can be − 10 p.m.– 8 a.m.; only registered campers
    strenuous with elevation changes TRAIL HIGHLIGHTS may be in campground during quiet hours.
    and a long, steep stairway.
    • The campground is open April to Devil’s Kettle Trail 1 mile one-way FIREWOOD
    October. The park is open for other Steep terrain • Stairs • Packed dirt • Rocky Must be purchased at this park or from
    Hike along the Brule River, down about 175 stairs, and past the Upper Falls to reach the Devil’s Kettle vendors who sell wood approved for this
    recreational activities year-round. park; no gathering firewood in the park.
    • Find Wi-Fi at the entrance station. Falls. Here, the river splits around a mass of volcanic rock, half plunging 50 feet into a pool and the rest
    • The Brule River and Gauthier Creek pouring into a massive pothole. Plan to spend 1 ½ to 2 hours on this hike.
    are designated trout streams and
    require a fishing license and trout
    Timberdoodle Trail 1-mile loop BE OUR GUEST
    Mostly flat • Packed dirt • Stay awhile at 27 drive-in campsites. To
    stamp.
    Walk beneath large birch, spruce and cedar trees with interpretive signs along the way. make a reservation, call 866-857-2757 or
    • In an emergency call 911.
    • Non-emergency sheriff’s number: Gauthier Creek Trail 1 mile one-way visit mndnr.gov/reservations.
    218-387-3030. Hilly • Packed dirt • Grass
    Soak in the sights and sounds of the forest leading to Gauthier Creek. Watch for blooming wildflowers.

    ONLY HAVE AN HOUR? Superior Hiking Trail Varies MORE INFORMATION


    Steep terrain • Packed dirt • Rocky
    • Hike through diverse habitats on
    Continue past the Devil’s Kettle to the north or Gauthier Creek to the west on the Superior Hiking Trail for Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
    the one-mile Timberdoodle Trail. Information Center
    a more tranquil wilderness experience. The 310-mile trail runs south of Duluth to the Canadian border
    • Picnic near the Brule River and 500 Lafayette Rd. , St. Paul, MN 55155-4040
    and offers wilderness-type hiking and overnight backpacking trips. 888-646-6367 or mndnr.gov/parks
    enjoy the sounds of the water.
    • Set out on the Lower Brule River The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
    Trail for views of the rushing river.
    MORE TO EXPLORE AT THE PARK This information may be available in alternative format upon request.

    LOOKING FOR MORE TO DISCOVER? • Fish along the lower Brule River as it heads for Lake Superior. The rock riffles and pools there are ideal
    VISIT MNDNR.GOV/JUDGEMAGNEY for brook and rainbow trout, steelhead and salmon. A fishing license and trout stamp are required.

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