Even though Minnesota’s statehood dates back only 160 years, its history is much longer. This land has been inhabited for thousands of years. Evidence is all around us at sites such as Jeffers Petroglyphs and Indian Mounds Park. These spots are popular, but there are many lesser known parks around the state that preserve Minnesota’s history in a beautiful and fascinating way. One of our favorites is the Snake River Fur Post in Pine City, Minnesota. Here’s why:

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Have you been to the Snake River Fur Post? You can learn more about this historic park by visiting the website.

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