Ash River Recreational Trail in Northwest Saint Louis, Minnesota

Ash River Recreational Trail in Northwest Saint Louis is an unpaved residential street and runs in a north-south direction starting from Bright Star Road and ends in a cul-de-sac.

Road Type: residential street
Route: north-south

Campgrounds

B6 Ek Lake – approx. 6.9 mi.
B1 Agnes Lake – approx. 7.2 mi.
B14 Quarter Line Lake – approx. 7.3 mi.
B7 Jorgen Lake – approx. 7.8 mi.
B8 Little Shoepack Lake – approx. 8.1 mi.
B5 Cruiser Lake – approx. 9.4 mi.
B3 Brown Lake – approx. 10.6 mi.
B13 Peary Lake – approx. 11.6 mi.
Jack Pine Bench (9 capacity, tents allowed) – approx. 16.5 mi.
Alder Creek (9 capacity, tents allowed) – approx. 16.7 mi.
Arden Island (9 capacity, tents allowed) – approx. 17.1 mi.
Diamond Island South (18 capacity, tents allowed) – approx. 17.5 mi.
Whites Point (9 capacity, tents allowed) – approx. 17.7 mi.
Loon Bay (18 capacity, tents allowed) – approx. 18.2 mi.
Sunrise Point (wheelchair accessible, 9 capacity, tents allowed) – approx. 18.6 mi.

Picnic areas

Diamond Island Central Day Use Area – approx. 17.8 mi.
Drywood Island Day Use Area – approx. 19.5 mi.

Post offices

cnr ash lake drop off – approx. 11.3 mi.

Zoos

Vince Shute Wildlife Sancuary. View wild black bears. Depending on year, sanctuary may be open to publc in late May and/or early September. Call or see website for details. – approx. 19.8 mi.