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The Gandy Dancer State Trail is a 47-mile long state trail in Wisconsin and Minnesota that travels along a former railroad corridor. It is named for the Gandy Tool Company workers who built the tracks and crosses the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway into Minnesota.
This 30-mile trail along an abandoned railroad grade begins in Danbury, Wis., and travels north through Minnesota before looping back east. Connections to OHV trails in the St. Croix and Nemadji state forests, along with a wide variety of landscapes and terrain, make this trail a popular destination.
The Gandy Dancer State Trail is a 47-mile rail-trail in northwestern Wisconsin that connects eight communities. It offers scenic views, wildlife, geocaching, biking, hiking, running and more. Learn about its history, accessibility, events and winter use.
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A 15-mile segment of the Gandy Dancer State Trail in Wisconsin, named for the railroad workers who laid the tracks. The trail connects with the Saunders State Trail and runs along the St. Croix River.
Plan your next adventure on the Gandy Dancer State Trail in NW Wisconsin. Learn about the trail pass, the Cycling Without Age program, the 2023 Hero Award, and more.
A 47-mile rail trail in Polk and Burnett counties, following the route of State Highway 35. Find parking, trail access points, accommodations and services in seven communities along the trail.
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The Gandy Dancer State Trail is a 98-mile recreational trail spanning through Wisconsin and Minnesota. The trail is managed by Polk , Burnett , and Douglas County in Wisconsin and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources in Minnesota.
