The St. Croix Scenic Byway follows a route established in 1855 between Point Douglas, Minnesota and Superior, Wisconsin. Although intended as a highway for troop movement, the road quickly attracted a flood of civilian and commercial traffic. The 124 mile Byway route passes through three Minnesota counties: Washington, Chisago and Pine. Today, the cities along the route offer visitors unbeatable scenery, a range of activities and a variety of businesses to explore.
The St. Croix Scenic Byway is a not-for-profit organization with an elected board of directors. Board and committee members are strongly committed to promoting sustainable tourism and protecting St. Croix valley resources.
http://stcroixscenicbyway.org/
Follow the Road to Adventure
The St. Croix Scenic Byway follows a route established in 1855 between Point Douglas, Minnesota and Superior, Wisconsin. Although intended as a highway for troop movement, the road quickly attracted a flood of civilian and commercial traffic. The 124 mile Byway route passes through three Minnesota counties: Washington, Chisago and Pine. Today, the cities along the route offer visitors unbeatable scenery, a range of activities and a variety of businesses to explore.
The St. Croix Scenic Byway is a not-for-profit organization with an elected board of directors. Board and committee members are strongly committed to promoting sustainable tourism and protecting St. Croix valley resources.