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Hike the easy 0.3-mile Crosslake Community Center Trail, part of the Nordic Ridge Recreation Area, with water views along Cross Lake.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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The trailhead for the Crosslake Community Center Trail is conveniently located directly at the Crosslake Community Center. You'll find ample parking available right there.
Yes, this trail is generally considered suitable for all ages and skill levels. It features wide and flat sections, especially along the lake, making it a great option for beginners and families looking for an easy walk.
The trail winds through pleasant wooded areas with mature trees and offers picturesque water views as it runs along Cranberry Lake and Cross Lake. While some sections are wide and flat, you'll be immersed in nature, making it easy to forget you're close to town.
The trail is enjoyable year-round. It's particularly beautiful in the fall with the changing leaves, but the wooded sections and lake views make it a pleasant experience in spring, summer, and even winter for snow activities.
Yes, the Crosslake Community Center Park, which hosts the trailhead, includes a dog park. While the trail itself is multi-use, it's generally dog-friendly. Please ensure your dog is leashed and you clean up after them.
No, there are no specific permits or entrance fees required to access the trails within the Nordic Ridge Recreation Area, including the Crosslake Community Center Trail. It's free for public use.
The specific route known as the Crosslake Community Center Trail is approximately 0.5 kilometers (about 0.3 miles) and takes around 8 minutes to complete. It's a short, easy loop. However, it is part of the larger Nordic Ridge Recreation Area, which boasts nearly 14 miles of interconnected multi-use trails if you wish to extend your adventure.
The Nordic Ridge Trail system, including this route, is multi-use. It's popular for hiking, but also accommodates skiing and snowshoeing in winter, and even ATV use in the summer on designated sections.
Yes, the trailhead is located at the Crosslake Community Center, which is part of a larger Community Park. Here you'll find additional amenities such as a dog park, disc golf course, playgrounds, and picnic shelters.
Yes, maps of the trail system are available along the routes within the Nordic Ridge Recreation Area to help guide users and explore the various interconnected paths.
Absolutely! The Nordic Ridge Trail system is a popular destination for winter activities. It's suitable for skiing and snowshoeing, offering a different kind of outdoor experience during the colder months.