St. Croix Falls, WI real estate
St. Croix Falls sits on the Wisconsin bank of the St. Croix beside Interstate State Park, Wisconsin's oldest state park, established in 1900. The National Park Service runs its St. Croix River Visitor Center here, and it doubles as the Riverway's headquarters.
The Ice Age National Scenic Trail begins at Interstate Park, and the city's own trail network runs through wooded bluffs, rock outcrops and riverside preserves.
Property in St. Croix Falls
Residential
Homes in the city are close to the city trail network and Interstate State Park. Lake O' the Dalles, inside the park, is a no-motor lake, and the city has a public ramp on the St. Croix with two launch lanes.
Land and acreage
The part of the city west of Highways 35 and 87 lies inside the Lower St. Croix Riverway, which sets buildings back from the water and the bluffline. Confirm current zoning with the city before buying.
Commercial
The city has an industrial park with full utilities, and it can point a business toward regional and state development programs.
Local notes
Interstate Park
The Wisconsin side of Interstate Park has the Ice Age Interpretive Center, camping, picnic shelters and views of the Dalles of the St. Croix. A state park vehicle sticker is required.
Gandy Dancer
The Gandy Dancer State Trail starts in St. Croix Falls and runs north toward Superior.
School district
St. Croix Falls is served by the St. Croix Falls School District.
Getting around
The Twin Cities are about an hour away by car without traffic, roughly 50 miles.
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