The 22nd Annual Shooting Star Trail Bike Ride will be held on Saturday, June 20, 2020. Click on the links below for complete information and to sign up online:
- Click here to view the brochure for the 22nd Annual Shooting Start Trail Bike Ride.
- Click here to sign up online for the Bike Ride.
Photos from the 2019 Shooting Star Trail Bike Ride. Click on individual photos to view larger image. Photo credit: Minnesota Trails Magazine.
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Contact Information
PO Box 357 Adams, MN 55909 507-582-3601 E-Mail Adams City Clerk Links Adams Area History Center Austin Convention & Visitors Bureau City of Adams Website City of LeRoy Website Explore Minnesota Iowa Department of Transportation Lake Louise State Park Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Minnesota Department of Transportation Shooting Star Trail Facebook Page |
Prairie Visions was established in 1990 to preserve the area's natural and historic resources while creating a diverse, sustainable economy based on agriculture, tourism, and small business. Prairie Visions is a cooperative venture of four cities in Mower County, Minnesota, including Adams, LeRoy, Rose Creek, and Taopi. The purpose is to cooperate in promoting and improving this area of Mower County which has common goals and interests and an attitude that realizes by working together more can be accomplished than having each city go on its own.
Shooting Star Trail is comprised of 30 miles of 'Remnant Tall Grass Prairie' and native wildflowers along MN 56 from I-90 near Austin MN southeast through the towns of Rose Creek, Adams and Taopi; through Lake Louise State Park near the MN-IA state line; and ending at the eastern trail head in LeRoy, MN. The Shooting Star Trail is supported by Prairie Visions.
Shooting Star Scenic Byway was one of the first scenic byways established in Minnesota. In an easy 30 mile drive you can see the last remnants of the once bountiful prairies that covered the land only 150 years ago. This is one of the few places left to experience a "Little House on the Prairie" setting of head tall grasses and lovely wildflowers. |
