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Local Area Recreation Near Winona KOA Holiday

Use Winona KOA Holiday as your home base for exploring the Mississippi River Valley. Hike the public trails at Sugar Loaf, visit the overlooks at Garvin Heights and Great River Bluffs State Park, or walk and bike around Lake Winona. A narrated river cruise offers another view of the river and its wildlife. Check the local operators for current hours, access, rentals, and reservations.

Hiking Around Winona

Hiking Around Winona

Explore Great River Bluffs State Park, Sugar Loaf, Garvin Heights, and other area trails for more bluff-country views beyond the campground.

Bald Eagle Watching

Bald Eagle Watching

Bald eagles nest and fish along the Mississippi near Winona all year. During camping season, look for them along the river and the bluffs. The Lock and Dam 7 observation deck near Dresbach and the Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge are good places to start, and the National Eagle Center in Wabasha has resident eagles and live programs.

Mountain Biking the Winona Bluffs

Mountain Biking the Winona Bluffs

Ride about 15 miles of trails at Bluffside Park on the bluffs above Lake Winona, about 15 minutes from the campground. Start at Holzinger Lodge for the Oberton Family Bike Park and the downhill flow trails, or ride the Chickadee Circuit on top of the bluff. Trails close when wet, so check TrailBot before you go.

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Biking and Paddling Around Winona

Biking and Paddling Around Winona

Ride the paved loop of about five miles around Lake Winona, or take your bike to the Great River State Trail across the river in Wisconsin. Paddlers can rent a canoe, kayak or paddleboard at Lake Lodge in season, or explore the Aghaming Water Trail in the river backwaters.

Fishing and Boating the Mississippi

Fishing and Boating the Mississippi

Fish from shore at Levee Park or launch to the main channel and backwaters. A Minnesota or Wisconsin license covers the Mississippi boundary waters between the railroad tracks; check each state's border-water rules. Boat trailer parking is available at the campground; ask the office first.