Facilities and Activities:
| Day-Use | Fishing | yes | | | Hiking Trail, miles | yes | | | Picnicking | yes |
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Nearby Parks: Rabb Lake National Wildlife Refuge Willow Lake National Wildlife Refuge Lords Lake National Wildlife Refuge School Section Lake National Wildlife Refuge
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| State Park Overview: |
 | Nestled in the scenic Turtle Mountains on the shores of Lake Metigoshe, Lake Metigoshe State Park was constructed by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in the 1930s and is one of the most popular year-round vacation spots in North Dakota.
The Chippewa called the lake "Metigoshe Washegum," or "clear water lake surrounded by oaks." Today, the lake is noted for its northern pike, walleye and perch. The rolling hills, aspen forests and small lakes attract nature and photography lovers to the area to capture these sights on film. The Old Oak Trail, a National Recreation Trail, is found within the park boundaries.
The park has both modern and primitive camping, as well as picnicking areas. There are group dormitories, kitchen and meeting facilities and year-round cabins available for rent.
Winter provides opportunities for snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, skating, sledding and ice fishing. The snowmobile trails within the park connect with over 250 miles of groomed trails throughout the Turtle Mountains.
Ecology, conservation and outdoor recreation programs are offered at the park's Turtle Mountain Environmental Learning Center. |
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| Related Links: |
 | North Dakota's Lake Metigoshe State Park - ... Calendar | Index Lake Metigoshe State Park Nestled in the scenic ... Lords Lake National Wildlife Refuges ? State Scenic Byway Lake Metigoshe State Park #2 Lake Metigoshe State Park Bottineau, ND ... |  | North Dakota Public Lands: Lake Metigoshe State Park - North Dakota Public Lands: Lake Metigoshe State Park ... 263-4651 Email: lmsp@state.nd.us INFORMATIONAL LINKS Lake Metigoshe State Park Lake Metigoshe State Park On-line Reservations Lake ... |  | Moorish Tavern - 2002 - "Moorish Tavern" Lake Metigoshe State Park, near Minot, North Dakota August 2 - 4, 2002 (A.S. XXXVII) Welcome to... ...the Camp: ...the Combat Field: ...Rapier competition: ...the Feast: Photos ... |  | http://snowmobilenorthdakota.utma.com/trails/...arden/index.htm - ... system at Carbury Port and at the Peace Gardens. The International Peace Gardens and the Lake Metigoshe State Park are located on the trail system. The towns included in the trail system are Rolla ... |  | Places of Interest in the Turtle Mountains - ... Cabin Peace Gardens Wakopa Wildlife Area Golf Courses (3 in area) Bottineau Winter Park Lake Metigoshe State Park Sipising Park and much more!!! The staff of the Turtle Mountain Heritage Center ... |  | Visit the Lake Metigoshe State Park Home Page. - Visit the Lake Metigoshe State Park Home Page |
| Area Attractions: |
| International Peace Garden ? Downhill & cross-country ski areas? Peace Garden State Snowmobile Trail ? Golf Courses ? Turtle Mountains ? J. Clark Salyer & Lords Lake National Wildlife Refuges ? State Scenic Byway |
| Directions: |
| From Bottineau, take ND Highway 5 east to Lake Road. Turn north on Lake Road, go 10 miles to ND Highway 43. Turn east on Highway 43 for one mile to Lake Loop Road. Turn north on Lake Loop Road, go three miles to park entrance. |
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