Photo by Greg Schulz
It’s been a gloomy few weeks. The sky has been steadily overcast, and it’s rained nearly everyday.
But of course, the St. Croix River is still beautiful.
Below are photos and videos shared online recently highlighting autumn’s wonderful sights.
The colors are still good in the St. Croix Valley, and this weekend is looking like the best one to take a look at the leaves — before winter arrives.
Arcola area from above
Greg Schulz, Pictures Over Stillwater
Some aerial views of @stcroix360 river valley #fallcolors including @ArcolaMills and towards @ilovestillwater @MNBirthplace @NatlParkService pic.twitter.com/nmWrqErfnz
— Greg Schulz (@storageio) October 12, 2018
Some more aerial views from about @stcroix360 river valley near @iLoveStillwater @MNBirthplace pic.twitter.com/0gKmalxeBS
— Greg Schulz (@storageio) October 7, 2018
Dynamic weather made for some interesting aerial photos yesterday before storms rolled into @stcroix360 river valley @iLoveStillwater @MNBirthplace @NatlParkService pic.twitter.com/tgfFJd3X0h
— Greg Schulz (@storageio) October 4, 2018
River tweets
My next stop exploring the greater upper-midwest area brought me to the beautiful St. Croix River. Beautiful country, nice folks too. pic.twitter.com/12GU1NE6eC
— Neil Beltchenko (@Neil_Beltchenko) October 10, 2018
Rare afternoon on the St. Croix river. It was a very warm and muggy afternoon that got hit by a sharp cold front. Resulting in a blanket of fog over the water. Usually see fog late at night or early morning before the sunrise. Never at 4pm. #stcroixriver pic.twitter.com/eTdnBZhGoD
— NAVIS (@timnavis) October 6, 2018
A11. Here's an "old man" taken along the St Croix River in Wisconsin, looking into the Minnesota side. I took this 2 days ago standing at the western terminus of the Ice Age NST. The old man can be seen just above the red sumac in the right side of the photo. #parkchat pic.twitter.com/j7yddHdWZK
— E J Terren (@e_terren) October 11, 2018
National exposure
The U.S. Department of the Interior featured the St. Croix River with a photo from Craig Blacklock’s book in an Instagram post on October 4. The agency has 1.7 million followers on the platform. The post received more than 30,000 “likes.”
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