a hike of . Two primitive group camps are accessible by road, each accommodating groups of up to 50 people. A picnic area along the shore of Lake Maria features fire rings, grills, and drinking water. Maria Lake has a public boat ramp and some rental canoes. Only outboard motors under are allowed on the lake. Bjorkland Lake has a canoe launch but watercraft must be portaged in. There is a fishing pier on Maria Lake near the picnic area. Game fish in Maria and Bjorkland include crappie, bass, bluegill, northern pike, bullhead, and perch. The park has of trails, of which are open to horseback riding. The Zumbrunnen and Forest Shadow Trails each boast interpretive signage. The park's trail center features interpretive displays, modern restrooms, and indoor picnic tables. It is open all year, serving as a warming hut in the winter. Lake Maria State Park accommodates a variety of winter activities. of trail are groomed for cross-country skiing. are groomed specifically for skate skiing. of trail are packed for hiking or snowshoeing, and snowshoers can roam anywhere in the park provided they stay off the groomed ski trails. A pond near the trail center serves as an ice rink with outdoor lighting. References External links Lake Maria State Park 1963 establishments in Minnesota Protected areas established in 1963 Protected areas of Wright County, Minnesota State parks of Minnesota