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Gateway-Brown's Creek Trail Association

Map of MN with Gateway-Brown's Creek State TrailMission

Represent trail users to the DNR and the State Legislature. The two goals of the GBCTA are:

  • Keep the trail safe and well maintained.
  • Encourage trail extensions to William O’Brien State Park, Interstate State Park and on to Duluth

Friends Since

1989

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Online Donation Page
Business Sponsorship Page
Former president of GBCTA John Oldendorf speaking at P&TC's Day on the Hill
Gateway horses and bikers
The Gateway has portions with a dual track for horses and bicyclists.

Gateway-Brown's Creek Trail Association

Events

three skiers

GBCTA’s Annual Ski/Snowshoe/Walk and Luncheon

Sat, Feb 1 @ 11:30 am – 2:00 pm

Feb. 1, 2020
11:30 AM – 2 PM

Candlelight Walk

Fri, Jan 24 @ 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Jan. 24, 2020, 5-8pm

paved trail over bridge with sign

Candlelight Walk

Fri, Oct 18 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

October 18, 2019
6pm-9pm

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Gateway-Brown's Creek Trail Association

News

Gateway horses and bikers

May 22, 2019

[CANCELLED] Trail Family Fun Day on the Gateway-Brown’s Creek Trail on July 13

Browns Creek State Trail trailhead

June 2, 2015

Grand Opening of Brown’s Creek State Trail

P&TC members at the Gateway State Trail

October 1, 2012

Active friends for an active trail

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P&TC members at the Gateway State Trail

Our Related Land Project

Parks & Trails Council of Minnesota works to acquire critical land for parks and trails, often partnering with Friends Groups to support this effort.

See our Gateway Project Tour

Our Related Advocacy Work

Parks & Trails Council of Minnesota is a strong voice at the state capital working to ensure Minnesota’s parks and trails are protected and cared for. We work with friends groups to identify critical projects that need government support.

2018

Bicyclists riding at underpass

Gateway State Trail: Tunnel Crossing

AMT FUNDED
$600,000
Gateway State Trail: Tunnel Crossing

Improve user safety by constructing a tunnel for the trail to cross under Hadley Ave, which is challenging to cross because the street exceeds 8,000 vehicles per day.

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