VIDEO: A White Namekagon Christmas

Bright snow and dark water make beautiful scenes along the St. Croix’s biggest tributary.

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Thanks to photographer Kelly Nechuta of Hayward for this video of the beauty and wonder of the Wild & Scenic upper Namekagon River.

Featuring footage from many river access points between Hayward and Seeley, there are also great shots of her kids exploring the woods – each branch drooping under sticky snow.


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4 responses to “VIDEO: A White Namekagon Christmas”

  1. lisa Avatar
    lisa

    Beautiful

  2. Robert Walz Avatar
    Robert Walz

    Namekagon.to St. Croix, the entire watershed, sister park to parks and protected areas on Osa peninsula of Costa Rica. Such beauty, el más linda en todo del mundo.

  3. Jane Harper Avatar
    Jane Harper

    Fantastic video, We were in the area last week. You captured the beauty of the winter wonderland perfectly.

  4. Suzanne Lindgren Avatar
    Suzanne Lindgren

    Gorgeous.