Charles A. Lindbergh State Park
Charles A. Lindbergh State Park is named after Charles August Lindbergh Sr., but most people will likely only know his son by the same name. Charles Lindbergh, Jr., the first man to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean, spent his boyhood summers at the family farm. It is now part of the historic site, which includes the 576 acre state park, the Lindbergh home and the Lindbergh Museum on the Mississippi River. Charles A. Lindbergh State Park is located on the Great River Road Scenic Byway just south of Little Falls in Minnesota’s Morrison County.

The Lindbergh home

Pike Creek is named after explorer Zebulon Pike

The Lindbergh Museum overlooks the Mississippi River
Camping

Camp host in the campground
Trails

A walk in the woods on a late fall day

The site where Charles Lindbergh landed his Jenny

Fall hike through Lindbergh State Park
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Foot bridge over Pike Creek

WPA water tower built in 1936

WPA log shelter

Restored WPA trail shelter on the banks of the Mississippi
Winter
Snowshoeing, hiking and skiing are allowed throughout the park, but no groomed trails are available.
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