Introduction
Head out to explore northeast Minnesota’s breathtaking wilderness at George Washington State Forest. Established in 1931, this area outside Cook, Minnesota, is named after the first United States president on his 200th birthday. Come in your RV to camp at this vast 360,000-acre state forest in the Gopher State. You’ll find many ways to explore George Washington State Forest among the northern coniferous forest like hiking the popular Taconite State Trail either by foot or on a snowmobile. This state forest has much to offer no matter the season from summer and winter sports. Enjoy camping in your motorhome at one of the eight campgrounds that are first-come, first-served for visitors. Most sites are primitive and provide a lakeside view with outhouses, potable water, picnic tables, and fire rings. Hookups and showers are not available at different campgrounds. Get out on the 60 miles of hiking trails either by foot or on horseback as you explore the abundant Minnesota wildlife. Are you looking for a little adventure? This state forest has a Class I and II ATV trail to explore. Don’t worry about the winter months; there are nearly 200 miles for visitors to use for cross-country skiing or out on your snowmobile. For a last-minute quiet getaway or an extended rustic RV vacation, this secluded state forest is away from the busy pace of the city.
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