Jarrett, Minnesota: Jarrett Rock Garden
Created circa 1940 by outdoorsman Jakey Reimer. Saved and restored by local townspeople. The rock sculptures aren't dramatic, but they are well-built.
- Address:
- County Rd 11, Jarrett, MN
- Directions:
- Midway between Hammond and Millville, roughly 2.5 miles from each, on the south side of County Rd 11.
- Admission:
- Free
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A historic rock garden was saved from the bulldozer by local townspeople. Wonderful spot and open to visitors. I have stopped here many times. The road is a beautiful ride along the river.
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The rocks were glued into arches and other odd shapes with concrete circa 1940 by outdoorsman Jakey Reimer, who had a taxidermy museum on the property.