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FOOD SHELF. Please consider bringing a non-perishable food item or making a monetary donation to help stock our local, Pine City, food shelf. Look for drop-off signage near the concert location. LOCATION. The party will be back at the same location as 2023!
Cross Lake Reservoir fishing map, with HD depth contours, AIS, Fishing spots, marine navigation, free interactive map & Chart plotter features.
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- Mom's Parkside Cafe. Cafe • $$ 223 5th St SE, Pine City. Customers` Favorites. Biscuits and Gravy. Pancake. Soups of the Day. Hash Browns. “I dined in. I had the Rodeo Burger.
- Rock Creek Cafe and Meat Market. Cafe • $ 3914 MN-70, Pine City. Customers` Favorites. Fries. Sandwich. French Toast. Pancakes. Onion Rings. Chicken Dumpling Soup Soup of the Day or Homemade Chili.
- Froggy's Bar & Grill. Bar & Grill • $ 209 5th St SE, Pine City. Customers` Favorites. Chicken Bacon Ranch. Chicken Bacon Ranch Sandwich. Chicken Strip Melt and the Froggy Burger.
- Three Twenty Brewing Co. Brewery • $$ 135 5th St SE, Pine City. “This was a fun little brewery stop while on the way up to Duluth. It's in a small town and parking is super easy!
Cross Lake Association of Pine County, Pine City, Minnesota. 731 likes · 34 talking about this · 19 were here. The Cross Lake Association serves Cross Lake in Pine County
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– Pine City, Pine County, Central Minnesota – 938 acres – max depth 30 Ft – Public fishing pier located on Snake River across from public landing. With Cross Lake to the east and Pokegama Lake to the west, the St. Croix River and the Upper and Lower Snake River nearby, this area is an all-season recreation haven.
From Mora to Pine City, the river travels through wooded banks that give way to a wide farming valley below Grasston. Below Cross Lake, forested banks as well as sandstone bluffs make this stretch very scenic.
May 20, 2010 · Located just east of Pine City, this lake is the result of the damming of the Snake River. At about five miles long and a stone’s throw across, Cross Lake’s long skinny frame covers...
