This Stunning Park In Minnesota Is Actually Shared Between Two States

The gorgeous St. Croix River marks the border of Wisconsin and Minnesota, and in Taylors Falls you can find a stunning state park that is actually located in both states. Minnesota and Wisconsin both have a separately managed Interstate State Park, that together form one of the best park lands in the region, not to mention the first in the nation to be in two states.

Have you been to Interstate State Park in both Wisconsin and Minnesota? Which side was your favorite?

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