The Historic St. Croix Valley

Whether you enjoy skiing, antiquing, camping, or simply taking in the fall colors, the St. Croix Valley is a popular and affordable day trip or vacation destination for thousands of visitors every year. The quaint towns that dot the Minnesota and Wisconsin sides of this scenic 130-mile stretch of river offer many modern-day attractions but also are a window into this regionrs"s storied past.Let Deborah Morse-Kahn and her new bookThe Historic St. Croix Valleybe your guide tobull; Ojibwe and Dakota Indian sites bull; logging, railroad, milling, and shipping history bull; state and regional parks, forests, and wildlife areas bull; dozens of National Register historic properties and districts bull; storied bridges and the remnants of a military road bull; the spectacular geographic formations of the DallesDetailed maps and practical visitor information help vacationers find their favorite destinations with ease, and insightful tips on restaurants, lodging, and things to do make this the perfect companion for your scenic drive along the St. Croix River.Deborah Morse-Kahnworks as a specialist in historic preservation and cultural resource management and is the author ofLake Superiorrs"s Historic North Shore: A Guided Tour.