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    Bison Plant Trail

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    Woodland Trail

    Woodland Trail

    3.5(2 reviews)
    3.6 mi

    Woodland Trail is right off the road. They have a bathroom and doggy bags and a waste bin for those…read morewho are taking their furry four legged friends with them. All dogs must be on a leash. The trail is not that long, although there are several paths that loop around and connect back with one another and you can walk multiple loops if you want to go further. We went on a warm day and were grateful for the tree cover that helped provide shade. The trail has a slight incline and decline at times. It is very green and has a decent amount of trees along the paths. In the beginning you will have the option to cross over a bridge with water flowing underneath and part of the trail also has a view of the golf course. I loved that there were red benches to rest along the way and red trash bins. We enjoyed our walk here with our dog.

    A small but varied walking trail, just off the road. On…read moreentering, you can veer left or right. Though, with such a short trail, you'll like complete both. One full pass on all spurs will put you around the 1mi mark. We knock out 2 full passes & 1 extra loop, just to hit our minimum of 2.5mi. As soon as you start your trek, you find yourself enveloped in the songs of the many birds filling the trees around you. This continues throughout. Unfortunately, over half the time, you'll also hear traffic passing by. You'll have the option to cross the creek twice on a bridge/dock, with a 25% grade. Here you might see turtles and/or ducks. The paths are very well groomed, with mostly level gravel covered paths. The grass along-side is mowed down about 18", lowering the chances of ticks hitching a ride from brushing against overhanging foliage. The trail is open for snowshoeing in winter as well & is maintained by the Minot Parks. Parking os limited tho the area is rarely heavily used.

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    Bison Plant Trail - hiking - Updated July 2026

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