The Minnesota Vikings' first home game against the New York Rangers is Saturday night at 7 p.m. at the Xcel Energy Center.

Champlin Park High School is one of the largest high schools in the state and serves the Champlin area. The school is located on the north side of St. Croix Avenue, north of Interstate 35W. Students receive their education directly from the school district, the Minnesota Department of Public Schools, and local businesses and community organizations.

The Trout Creek Regional Trail offers picturesque views of the Champlin River and its many streams and wetlands. The tree and dotted trails offer a variety of hiking trails, bike paths, walking trails and other outdoor activities. This trail runs along the river and passes through wetlands, grasslands and forests, which stretch for a total of 2 km.

The Mississippi River is about 1-8 miles wide in Champlin and the average altitude is about 2,000 feet above sea level, the highest in the state of Minnesota.

As the name suggests, Nine Mile Creek is located near the Twin Lakes Regional Trail and Rice Creek West Regional Trail. The Twin Trail is a great way to commute from Brooklyn Center to Robbinsdale. You can also take the West Regional Trails west of Champlin along Rice Creek.

It has many perks, including the Twin Lakes Regional Trail and Rice Creek West Regional Trail, which connect it well. Elm Creek is also one of the most beautiful parts of Champlin, and one that the city has also been busy with maintenance and restoration.

The Waconia Shared Use Path allows residents to safely reach their parks on foot or by bike. The park offers amenities for almost any outdoor activity and includes a bike path, bike parking, a playground, picnic area, playgrounds and a water park.

Acorn Mini Storage is one of the largest self-storage facilities in the Twin Cities area, located just blocks from the Waconia Public Library. They offer convenient self-storage units from 5x5 to 10x40 and save valuable driveway space by stowing your camper, trailer or boat in a large unit.

The 9.6-mile Rush Creek Regional Trail offers scenic views of the Mississippi River, Lake Champlin and the Twin Cities region. There are two main routes in Champler, the road from Brooklyn Park to the south leads to Brooklyn Center, and the Shingle Creek Regional Trail branches off at Noble Parkway. In St. Paul, just across the street from downtown, Harriet Island Regional Park offers a beautiful recreational space along the Mississippi River.

The Great Northern Trail offers scenic views of the Mississippi, Lake Champlin and the Twin Cities region. Champler is located on the Mississippi River, surrounded by the city of St. Paul, the University of Minnesota - Duluth and a number of other cities.

Charles Miles founded Marshall Township in 1859, which was divided into two cities, Champlin and Dayton. In 1947, part of the former Champler community was incorporated to form the village of Champlins, and in 1974 it was merged with the city of St. Paul and the city of Dayton in Minnesota to become the "city" of Chanhassen. The French Franciscan Father Louis de Montfort, founder of Hennepin County (which got its name from his priest), settled in the Champlain area when he was captured by the Lakota Indians.

In 1947, part of the former Champlin community was incorporated to form the village of Champlin, and in 1974 it was merged with the city of Chanhassen and the cities of St. Paul and Dayton in Minnesota and became the "city" of Champlin. In the city there is a public library, a community center and a museum, the Champler Museum.

The Champlin Mill Pond is bordered to the north by the Champlin River, the Hudson River, Hayden Lake and the St. Paul River. The main roads that cross the city have been refurbished, including increasing the width of the road slightly beyond the city limits to allow pedestrian underpasses. The intersection of East Main Street and East Fourth Street in the city center is closed to construction of a new pedestrian bridge over the Mississippi River at the southern end of the city.

As any fan of public broadcasting can tell you, the path's namesake is the Champlin River Trail, made famous by the famous "Champlin Trail" in the US National Park Service. Indian trading posts (from which Hennepin County takes its name) that established an Indian trading post in this area were first settled in the Champler area, according to the Minnesota State Historical Society.

Champlin's name comes from the fact that he was married to his first wife Mary Ann Champlin on August 30, 1853, and they were the first married couple in Hennepin County history, according to the Minnesota State Historical Society. He was the son of William Champler, a member of the Chippewa Tribe of Minnesota, and his wife Mary Anne.