What does G mean in HIKING

G is a state agency that manages regional parks and trails in Minnesota outside the Twin Cities metropolitan area. It was created in 1976 to acquire, develop, and maintain a system of parks and trails that provide recreational opportunities for residents and visitors.

G manages a diverse range of parks and trails, including state parks, state recreation areas, state forests, and state trails. These areas offer a variety of recreational activities, such as hiking, biking, camping, fishing, and boating.

G's parks and trails are located throughout Greater Minnesota, which includes all of Minnesota outside the Twin Cities metropolitan area. The commission manages over 2,500 miles of trails and more than 200,000 acres of land.

You can find a G park or trail near you by visiting the commission's website or using the Minnesota DNR's interactive map. You can also contact the commission's regional office for more information.

Fees vary depending on the park or trail. Some parks and trails have no fees, while others charge a daily or annual pass. You can find fee information on the commission's website or at the park or trail entrance.

G has rules and regulations in place to protect the parks and trails and ensure the safety of visitors. These rules include restrictions on motorized vehicles, camping, and open fires. You can find the rules and regulations on the commission's website or at the park or trail entrance.