Staples & Motley, Minnesota

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Welcome to the Staples Motley area. We are located at the crossroads to fun and vacationing! We are an area where people still smile and look you in the eye while they give that sincere, firm handshake. We are a home of talented artists and entrepreneurs. Whether you want to cross-country ski or snowmobile in our state forests and parks, swim, fish, canoe, tube or camp on our clean lakes or flowing rivers, golf our beautiful golf courses or just relax, the Staples Motley area is the best place in the world for you. We have unique shops, stately historic buildings, and stores filled with antiques. There is a rich history and much to explore.

Please feel free to call me at 218-894-3974.

Dower Lake Recreational Area
Two miles west of Staples on US Highway 10, then one mile south, reservations available, ASA accessible, softball fields, beach, boating/camping, changing rooms, drinking water, grills, horseshoe pits, lake or pond, picnic area, playground, restrooms, shelter/pavilion, trails, two sand volleyball courts, one of a kind 600' fishing pier, police patrolled.

Winter Sports
The Staples-Motley Area abounds with outdoor activities throughout the winter. There are hundreds of miles of snowmobile trails within the area. These trails lead to the cities of Staples, Aldrich, Motley, Leader, Pillager and the Lincoln Lakes Area. Ice fishing is another popular sport. The many lakes in the area provide a variety of opportunities for winter fishing. The many miles of forest are a favorite area for cross country skiing and snow shoeing where one can enjoy the peace and tranquility.

Old Wah De Nah Rendezvous (2nd weekend In August)
The Rendezvous, held the second weekend of every August, typically offers fur-trader encampments, Native American cultural demonstrations, story telling, history tours, a refreshment booth, and more. Primitive camping is available in the 230-acre park, located on the Crow Wing River Canoe Trail, just minutes north of Staples. Motels are available in Staples and Motley. For information, call 218-837-5896 or 218-631-4618.

Lincoln Lakes Area
Just south of Motley you will find the Lincoln Lakes Area. This is a beautiful group of lakes with wooded and hilly shores, bays and islands and some of the greatest fishing in Minnesota. The Lincoln Lakes Area offers camping, fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, cross country skiin, dining, and sightseeing–just to name a few. You are sure to enjoy yourself.

Canoeing and more River Fun
The Crow Wing River once carried the canoes of Native Americans and fur traders. Today it is a favorite of canoeists, anglers, bird-watchers and other outdoor enthusiasts. The Crow Wing is a river with a lively current and clear water. There are many campsites along the river for overnight trips.

The Motley Rodeo
Since its inception in 1998, the Motley Rodeo has existed first and foremost to promote America's greatest tradition, rodeo. The Motley Rodeo has become one of the most anticipated events in central Minnesota during the summer months.

Living Legacy Gardens
The Living Legacy Garden is a public garden established in 2000 at the Central Lakes College Ag Center. The park-like setting of the garden also provides a serene spot to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature.

Staples Annual RaIlroad Days (3rd weekend in August)
Fireworks, Parade, Chili Cook-off, Classic car show, street dance and more.

 
 

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