Located on the Crow River west of Rogers, Crow-Hassan Park Reserve is a 2,600 acre park which evokes images of early pioneers as they crossed the wilderness in covered wagons. This large uninterrupted expanse of land bordered by the Crow River is an outstanding area for achieving a feeling of wilderness and solitude. No matter what time of the year one visits, the 600-acre restored prairie is colorful and ever-changing: spring brings delicate wildflowers; summer produces stands of tall grasses that dance in the breeze; fall offers a spectacular color display; and winter brings white snow, drifting like ocean waves. Deer, foxes, coyotes, trumpeter swans, hawks, and bald eagles may be seen along the many miles of trails that wind through the park.

• Visit in the fall, when the spectacular color display is at its brightest and the lighting is at its gentlest.
• Hike the Autumn Trail, keeping your eyes out for deer, foxes, coyotes, trumpeter swans, hawks, and bald eagles.