Elm Creek Park Reserve Terrain Park

Elm Creek Park Reserve

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4.7/5
(219) · Nature reserve in Maple Grove, United States
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Elm Creek Park Reserve is the largest park in Three Rivers Park District, containing 4,900 acres that feature plenty of outdoor activities and wildlife.

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4.7/5 · 219 reviews
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Apr 5, 2025
Great biking on the Rush Creek Regional Trail that stretches from the Coon Rapids Dam on the Mississippi to Elm Creek Park Reserve. Elm Creek Park Reserve is on the northwest edge of the Twin Cities …Full review by TravelingSoccerLoon
Nov 4, 2024
Inspired by this playground in May 2012, I incorporated similar equipment into Elk River parks during my tenure as Parks and Recreation Director from 2011 to 2024. Having assessed over 100 playground…Full review by michaelparkguy
Aug 6, 2023
Haven’t been here in years but when we came there were many new things for people to do. The largest metro park of about 4000 acres . They even have bear now roaming thru . Hope the authorities don’t…Full review by N82221
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Are there plenty of shaded tables near the playgrounds for picnics?
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Yes! It’s a busy place though so they might be hard to get
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Tips

Do not jump blindly. Use a spotter when necessary.
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Snow Tubing Safety. Snow tubing takes place in a winter environment; dress properly. Winter footwear is recommended. (You may not wear ski boots.)
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Ski Lifts. Be advised that you cannot board a lift unless you have sufficient physical dexterity, ability and knowledge to negotiate or use the lift safely.
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Observe all signage and warnings. Stay off closed terrain and features.
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Transitions are changes in the shape and pitch of the snow or feature, or changes from one type of sliding surface to another. Transitions can be gentle or abrupt and demand that users be alert and re…
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Marking Devices. Snowmaking equipment, snowmobiles or grooming or maintenance vehicles may be encountered at any time.
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Freestyle Terrain. Freestyle terrain areas (marked with an orange oval) may contain jumps, hits, ramps, banks, fun boxes, jibs, rails, half pipes, quarter pipes, snocross, bump terrain and other const…
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Drones. Drones and other powered toys, gadgets or models are not allowed without a permit.
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Your Responsibility Code. Your Responsibility Code is a compilation of slope safety rules enforced at all U.S. resorts. All skiers and snowboarders should review and understand this code.
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Know where to land within the landing zone, but understand that even if you land in the correct spot, an improper landing posture can lead to serious injury or death.
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Your condition, speed, balance, body movements, alignment, trajectory and maneuverability will directly affect your ability to safely navigate freestyle terrain.
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