Buffalo River State Park
Features:
This state park contains over 1,300 acres of prairie and prairie
riverine habitats. There are hiking trails, a campground and picnic
areas. Nearby, an interpretive center owned and operated by
Minnesota State University Moorhead features educational programming
about the area.
Best Times To Visit: May through
June, August through October.
Birds To Look For: Upland
Sandpiper; Bobolink; grassland sparrows; woodpeckers; finches and
migrant passerines. The Blue-gray Gnatcatcher can be found at the
park on the periphery of its Minnesota range.
Notes
For Birding The Area: Vehicle permit required for the park.
Checklist available for entire area. Walking trails at both the park
and science center. Interpretive center located at the science
center features a bird feeding area and bird exhibit.
Contact: Buffalo River State
Park, 155 S. St., Hwy. 10, Glyndon, MN 56547, 218-498-2124.
Minnesota State University Moorhead Regional Science Center, 1104
7th Ave. S., Moorhead, MN 56563, 218-236-2904.
www.mnstate.edu.regsci
or
www.dnr.state.mn.us/state_parks/buffalo_river
E-mail: info@dnr.state.mn.us
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