Great River Bluffs State Park
Under $25Walk level ridgetop trails to overlooks 500 feet above the Mississippi River and steep goat prairies on the bluffs southeast of Winona.

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Wisconsin state park on river bluffs where two rivers meet, with hiking, bike trails, camping, and canoeing.
Trempealeau, WI
Perrot State Park sits in Wisconsin's Driftless Area, where the Trempealeau and Mississippi rivers join. Visitors find tall bluffs, river overlooks from hiking trails, and a park known for natural, archaeological, and historical resources. Campers can ride directly from the campground onto a long state trail, and a marked canoe route runs through Trempealeau Bay. Mountain bike trails, observation platforms for birdwatching, picnic areas, and a nature center round out the offerings. A vehicle admission sticker is needed to enter.
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