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printed on recycled paper with soy ink National Park Service St. Croix National Scenic Riverway St. Croix River Map 9: Osceola Landing to the High Bridge The quiet of the St. Croix River today belies its loud and hectic past. In the mid-1800s the arrival of spring was marked by the shrill whistle of a steamboat. Belching dark smoke and often accompanied by the frenzied sound of a calliope (steam organ), hundreds of paddlewheels annually churned the waters of the St. Croix. Many of these boats were built in towns along the river, including the G.B. Knapp which was constructed in Osceola, Wisconsin, in 1865. For over 20 years it offered daily service between Stillwater and Taylors Falls, Minnesota, delivering supplies and providing transportation for residents of remote river towns. Discover clean water, lush landscapes, and quiet solitude along the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, a national park that with your help protects over 200 miles of wild and scenic river corridor. Top Riverway Regulations Approved life jackets for each person are required on your vessel. Children under 13 are required to wear a life jacket. Please do not bring glass containers to the Riverway. Broken glass cuts bare feet. Disposing human waste into the river is prohibited. Jumping from cliffs, bridges, or trees is illegal and dangerous. Open campfires are allowed only in metal fire rings. Campfires must be out and cold before you leave the area. The cutting of live vegetation is strictly prohibited. Dead and down wood may be collected for campfires from shoreline areas, but not from islands. To prevent the spread of emerald ash borer, possession of firewood that originates more than 25 miles from the location where it will be used is prohibited. Individual campsites accommodate a maximum of 8 people and 3 tents. Group sites accommodate a maximum of 16 people and 6 tents. Littering is not allowed. Carry out all trash. It is illegal to shoot or possess fireworks on lands and waters within the Riverway. Collecting freshwater mussels, mussel shells, wildflowers, and historical artifacts is prohibited. Quiet hours are 10:00 pm to 6:00 am. Enjoy the River Safely Wear your life jacket. Make sure your child wears a life jacket! Use alcohol responsibly. Many river accidents involve alcohol. Wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to prevent sunburn. Water reflects the rays of the sun giving you a double dose of ultraviolet light. Avoid trees that have fallen in the river. They can catch and overturn your vessel. Don’t jump from cliffs, bridges, or trees. Protect your feet with river shoes, water sandals, or old shoes. Fish hooks, glass, and rocks can injure your feet. Bring your own drinking water. Treat river water before drinking to avoid giardiasis, a serious stomach irritant. Blastomycosis is a fungal infection that is commonly contracted by dogs and sometimes by humans. Avoid digging in moist soils. Check for ticks often and know the symptoms of Lyme disease. Deer ticks are common along the Riverway and some carry the bacteria that cause the disease. deer tick wood tick Know how to identify poison ivy and avoid contact. poison ivy

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Page 1: St. Croix River Map 9: Osceola Landing to the High Bridge · printed on recycled paper with soy ink National Park Service St. Croix National Scenic R. iverway. St. Croix River Map

printed on recycled paperwith soy ink

National Park ServiceSt. Croix National Scenic Riverway

St. Croix River Map 9:

Osceola Landing to the High Bridge

The quiet of the St. Croix River today belies its loud and hectic past.

In the mid-1800s the arrival of spring was marked by the shrill whistle of a steamboat. Belching dark smoke and often accompanied by the frenzied sound of a calliope (steam organ), hundreds of paddlewheels annually churned the waters of the St. Croix.

Many of these boats were built in towns along the river, including the G.B. Knapp which was constructed in Osceola, Wisconsin, in 1865. For over 20 years it offered daily service between Stillwater and Taylors Falls, Minnesota, delivering supplies and providing transportation for residents of remote river towns.

Discover clean water, lush landscapes, and quiet solitude along the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, a national park that with your help protects over 200 miles of wild and scenic river corridor.

Top Riverway Regulations• Approved life jackets for each person are

required on your vessel. Children under 13 are required to wear a life jacket.

• Please do not bring glass containers to the Riverway. Broken glass cuts bare feet.

• Disposing human waste into the river is prohibited.

• Jumping from cliffs, bridges, or trees is illegal and dangerous.

• Open campfires are allowed only in metal fire rings. Campfires must be out and cold before you leave the area.

• The cutting of live vegetation is strictly prohibited. Dead and down wood may be collected for campfires from shoreline areas, but not from islands.

• To prevent the spread of emerald ash borer, possession of firewood that originates more than 25 miles from the location where it will be used is prohibited.

• Individual campsites accommodate a maximum of 8 people and 3 tents. Group sites accommodate a maximum of 16 people and 6 tents.

• Littering is not allowed. Carry out all trash.

• It is illegal to shoot or possess fireworks on lands and waters within the Riverway.

• Collecting freshwater mussels, mussel shells, wildflowers, and historical artifacts is prohibited.

• Quiet hours are 10:00 pm to 6:00 am.

Enjoy the River Safely

• Wear your life jacket. Make sure your child wears a life jacket!

• Use alcohol responsibly. Many river accidents involve alcohol.

• Wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to prevent sunburn. Water reflects the rays of the sun giving you a double dose of ultraviolet light.

• Avoid trees that have fallen in the river. They can catch and overturn your vessel.

• Don’t jump from cliffs, bridges, or trees.

• Protect your feet with river shoes, water sandals, or old shoes. Fish hooks, glass, and rocks can injure your feet.

• Bring your own drinking water. Treat river water before drinking to avoid giardiasis, a serious stomach irritant.

• Blastomycosis is a fungal infection that is commonly contracted by dogs and sometimes by humans. Avoid digging in moist soils.

• Check for ticks often and know the symptoms of Lyme disease. Deer ticks are common along the Riverway and some carry the bacteria that cause the disease.

deer tick

wood tick

• Know how to identify poison ivy and avoid contact.

poison ivy

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