Lebanon Hills Regional Park, Regional park in Dakota County, Minnesota.
Lebanon Hills Regional Park is a large natural area in Dakota County with three lakes, extensive forests, and over 40 kilometers of trails. The landscape varies across the park, with open meadows, dense woods, and wetland areas you can explore from several entry points.
The area was developed as a regional nature preserve for Dakota County, focusing on protecting Minnesota's natural landscapes. Over time it grew to become the largest recreational area in the county.
Environmental education programs at the visitor center connect local communities with nature through interactive displays and seasonal outdoor activities.
The park is open daily from early morning to evening with no entrance fee and free parking at multiple entry points. You can start from Holland Lake, Jensen Lake, or the western trailheads depending on which routes interest you.
The park contains one of the region's largest restoration projects, with thousands of new trees planted to rebuild the natural habitat. These ongoing efforts show how actively the management shapes the forest for the future.
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