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Trails are open daily, from dawn until dusk.

For hours and admission to the History Center and tours of the historic warehouse, please visit the Lower Sioux Indian Community website.

Lower Sioux Agency

32469 Redwood County Hwy. 2 Morton, MN 56270

507-697-8674 | lowersioux@mnhs.org

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