Nisswa: MN 371: T.H.371 SB @ Co Rd 77 WB (CR77 West/CR13 East)
Nisswa occupies a forested stretch of lake country in central Minnesota’s Brainerd Lakes Area. The community lies near Gull Lake, one of the region’s many lakes, where pine woods, resorts and year-round homes shape the settlement pattern. Minnesota Highway 371 is Nisswa’s principal north–south route, linking the town with Brainerd and communities farther north. The Paul Bunyan State Trail follows a former railroad corridor through Nisswa, preserving a link to the route that once helped organize settlement and trade in this part of Crow Wing County. Nisswa’s compact commercial core serves local residents and the wider lake district, with shops, dining and services set among the surrounding woods and water.
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Nisswa occupies a lake-studded corridor in Crow Wing County, within central Minnesota’s Brainerd Lakes region. Nisswa Lake lies close to its compact town center, while the surrounding country is defined by glacial lakes and pine woodland; Gull Lake is among the best-known waters nearby. The Paul Bunyan State Trail passes through town on a former railroad corridor, forming part of a long route for walking and cycling. Summer brings the weekly Nisswa Turtle Races, a long-running local tradition that gathers families in the downtown area. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Minnesota’s lake country connects regionally.
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