Twin Valley is proud to offer multiple outdoor recreation areas. From the Heiberg Dam North of town to the Prairie Chicken Blinds South of town there's no shortage of the great outdoors to enjoy.
Visit the original Twin Valley town-site, now known as Heiberg Park. Stay for the weekend in our Campground along the Wild Rice River. Stop for a picnic in one of our three shelters. Take a dip in the Wild Rice River to cool off, or stand on the shores with a fishing rod. Take a hike up our new nature trail just North of the dam.
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Cool off in the summer months at our Twin Valley Splash Pad. Open 1:00PM - 6:00 PM every day weather permitting.
Explore the Wild Rice River with Annie Oakley's Adventures.
Stop by the Memorial Gardens at Memorial Drive & Third Street SW to pay your respects to our fallen heros.
Going through our fine city is the Agassiz Recreational Trails (Funded by LCMR). It is a 32 mile multiple use trail. Biking, hiking, bird-watching, horseback riding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing are just some of the fun activities you can do in our area.
The Prairie Passage trail also runs through the Twin Valley area, it is a passage of native grasses, flowers, etc. from the Canada border to Texas. Road signs featuring the Yellow ConeFlower mark the Prairie Passage trail.
Stop in the Twin Valley Heritage Center & Art Gallery (located under the water tower) to enjoy the history and collection of artifacts, or seek travel information. From March 1-May 31 you can reserve a "blind" to watch the mating ritual of the Prairie Chickens just south of town in the native prairie grasslands. Browse through the art collection of local artist, Gene Lysaker. Many of the prints are available for sale.
