The Axtell Riding Area is reachable only by trail access from the Soo Line North Trail: Aitkin County near McGregor. The area offers technical trails across a variety of natural and placed features. Ride the "whoops," circle the "bowl," climb the hills or take the "crawls" to build riding skills.

Trail Overview. Lawler Loop Trails to Lawler goes from the far east intersection of Soo Line Trail North and Lawler Loops North and South 4-way intersection

Nestled in the scenic Northwoods of McGregor, MN, our premier golf destination offers an unforgettable blend of challenge and relaxation. 

Designed by Joel Goldstrand, our stunning 27-hole Championship Course spans an impressive 7,200 yards, with five sets of tees on every hole to accommodate all skill levels.

Whether you’re seeking a competitive round or a leisurely day on the greens, our impeccably maintained course and warm hospitality ensure an exceptional experience at every turn.

The Club focuses on preserving the environment and supporting organizations and individuals in the McGregor area.  The Club raises funds through Charitable Gambling to support organizations and individuals in the community.  To become a member, just click the button below.  Without memberships to keep the Club active, there would be no gambling and no funds to give back to the community.

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Rice Lake National Wildlife Refuge is located in Aitkin County in east central Minnesota, five miles south of the community of McGregor. It was established in 1935 for waterfowl habitat preservation. The refuge includes Rice Lake itself, a shallow, 3,600-acre wild rice-producing lake.

Savanna Portage State Park is a state park in the U.S. State of Minnesota established in 1961 to preserve the historic Savanna Portage, a difficult 6-mile trail connecting the watersheds of the Mississippi River and Lake Superior. 

The Sandy Lake Recreation Area is a part of the US Army Corps of Engineers - Mississippi Headwaters Project. Sandy Lake offers recreational opportunities including camping, boating, swimming, picnicking, and playgrounds. The 60 site campground is open from May through mid-October and features a variety of campsite options. The campground is 100% reservable and reservations can be made from 6 months in advance to the same day of planned arrival by going to www.recreation.gov or calling 1-877-444-6777.

The site is open to day users year round. Two playgrounds, a public beach, shoreline fishing, and multiple picnic areas are offered free of charge. Three boat launches, two onto Big Sandy Lake and one onto the Sandy River/Mississippi River are available for a fee. Anglers enjoy fishing the lake and river for northern pike, walleye, bluegill and crappie.

The original wood dam was built in 1895 and included a lock that allowed steam boats to travel through to the Mississippi River. The original wood structure was replaced with concrete in 1912 and the lock was last cycled in 1956. Today, the lock house has been converted into a small museum containing historical artifacts of the area.

The Riverwalk Pavilion is a scenic, community gathering space located in Floodwood, Minnesota. Situated along the scenic, paved Floodwood River Walk and the river's public boat landing, it serves as the central hub for local outdoor recreation, town meetings, and festive community events.

The pavilion serves as a central community gathering spot, frequently hosting local events like the annual Catfish Days and the Floodwood Fair Rendezvous. For specific park amenities, updates, or to inquire about event reservations, you can visit the official City of Floodwood Parks & Recreation page.