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Glendalough State Park

Leaf color:

25-50%
Flower color:

past peak
Grass color:

75-100%
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Where to go: Lodge area,Sunset Lake Trail and Annie Battle Lake Trail are great places to see some color.

What you'll see: Lodge area: Maples are turning red, yellow, and orange. Sunset Lake : Bright red sumacs along prairie edges, prairie grasses changing to purple, brown, and orange, migrating waterfowl. Annie Battle Lake Trail: Scattered splashes of color among the green from maples turning red, orange, and yellow. Views of some color change along lakeshore.

Also of interest: Park portion of new paved bike trail is now OPEN! Cart-in and canoe-in sites are available. Many cabins are available on weekdays. Peak color expected 2nd week in October.

Last updated: October 1, 2013 

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Getting there

25287 Whitetail Lane
Battle Lake, MN 56515


From the town of Battle Lake, go 1.5 miles north on State Hwy. #78 and 1.8 miles east on Ottertail Co. Hwy #16 to the park entrance.

Contact

Phone: 218-864-0110


Email: glendalough.statepark@state.mn.us


Best time to contact the park:

Daily, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.