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Trine State Recreation Area Adventures

Trine State Recreation Area offers a serene outdoor experience with its trails, lakes, and diverse wildlife, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

200
Acres Protected
10
Miles of Trails
30,000
Annual Visitors
1975
Year Established

About Trine State Recreation Area

Trine State Recreation Area
 

Trine State Recreation Area is located in the northeastern part of Indiana, offering visitors a unique opportunity to engage with diverse habitats ranging from wetlands to forested areas. The area's topography is marked by gently rolling hills and several pristine lakes that provide an idyllic setting for both relaxation and exploration. Established in 1975, the area provides several recreation opportunities including hiking, fishing, and bird watching. Its rich biodiversity includes a variety of flora and fauna, making it a prime spot for wildlife enthusiasts. The recreation area is also home to historical sites, offering glimpses into the past through its preserved landscapes and educational programs. With well-maintained facilities and numerous picnic areas, Trine State Recreation Area is a favorite destination for family outings and those looking to connect with nature.

Highlights

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Gentle trails surrounding Sand Lake offering picturesque views and wildlife sightings.

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Lush wetlands that serve as a habitat for waterfowl and other unique species.

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Historic Stevens Point Log Reenactment and learning center.

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Tranquil fishing spots along the clear waters of Gentian Lake.

Notable Natural Features

Sand Lake

A beautiful lake ideal for canoeing and kayaking with calm waters and scenic surroundings.

Wetland Boardwalk

A wooden path that allows visitors to experience the wetland ecosystem up close and observe its rich biodiversity.

Stevens Point Log Cabin

A reconstructed historical cabin offering insights into the area's pioneer past.