PrairielandTall grass prairies are just the beginning of the wonders the Prairieland region has to offer. Find artwork carved in and from stone by indigenous peoples. See bison roam. Enjoy time hiking, biking, and exploring the region’s beautiful state parks, national monument, and historic sites. |
Blue Mounds State Park Bison BuggyLuverne
Experience the sights and smells of the prairie as you travel across the bison range on this educational 90-minute bus tour. Bison are wild and unpreditable and may not be visible along the route - or they may be as close as 75 feet. End-O-Line Railroad Park and MuseumCurrieThis fun and educational destination features over 13 historic buildings and structures that preserve the railroad history of the Currie and Shetek area in the 20th century. Pipestone National MonumentPipestone
Explore the visitors center, museum, exhibits and pipestone carving demonstration. | Camden Regional TrailMarshall
The Camden Regional Trail is a paved, multi-purpose recreational trail extending from Southwest Minnesota State University (SMSU) through the City of Marshall, and connecting area residents to Camden State Park. Jeffers PetroglyphsComfreyImages of humans, turtles, buffalo and thunderbirds tell the stories of Native American ancestors spanning more than 7,000 years. Plum Creek ParkWalnut GroveRecognized by On The Banks Of Plum Creek, the book by Laura Ingalls Wilder talks about her life on Plum Creek. Visit the area that she lived for a few years of her childhood in the 1870’s. |
PrairielandFrom scenic overlooks and historic downtowns to outdoor adventures and local favorites, these snapshots offer a glimpse of the experiences waiting throughout the region. |
Plan Your VisitNo matter the season, Southern Minnesota is filled with memorable places to discover. Use the resources below to find accommodations, explore trip ideas, and make the most of your visit. Places to Stay Visitor Guide Trip Ideas |