Snow Depth and Groomed Trail Conditions
Jay Cooke State Park
Trail conditions:
Warm weather has melted the snow and made ski trails spotty at best. We have closed ski trails and opened all park trails to multi-use including hiking.
| Skiing |
|---|
| Trail conditions: closed |
| Trail groomed? no |
| Trail base: " |
| Trail mileage: 32 |
| Difficulty: all levels (track) |
| Snowmobiling |
|---|
| Trail conditions: closed |
| Trail groomed? no |
| Trail base: " |
| Trail mileage: 1 |
The trail(s):
The trails consist of rolling hills, rocky outcrops and a beautiful view of the St. Louis river gorge. All ski trails are only groomed for classic style skiing. Skate ski trails are not offered.
The park's one-mile long snowmobile trail (Forbay Trail) connects to the Willard Munger State Trail.
You can snowshoe anywhere in Minnesota's state parks and recreation areas, except on trails that are specifically groomed for another activity, such as skiing or snowmobiling.
Facilities:
- The warming shelter at the River Inn Interpretive Center is open daily from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. May be closed on holidays.
- Ski passes are sold at the park office when it is open.
- Snowshoe rentals are available when the park office is open.
- Winter camping and lodging is available, contact park or website for details.
Last updated on April 05, 2024. Local snow depth is ".
Getting there
780 Hwy 210
Carlton, MN 55718
From Carlton, head east on Highway 210 three miles to park entrance.
Parking is available in the park, with several options on locations.
Contact
Phone: (218) 673-7000
Email: [email protected]
The park is open daily from 8 am - 10 pm. The park office is open occasionally Mon-Wed, and typically 10-4 Thurs-Sun. If contact with office staff is a necessity, please call to confirm availability. Permits are always available via self-registration.