Explore our Campus

Schroeder Visitor Center
Located at the back of our campus, this building is open most Monday–Fridays, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m for the public to stop in for campus maps, visitor information, restrooms, drinking water and assistance from Eagle Bluff staff.

Trails and Outdoor Recreation
Explore more than 9 miles of public hiking and biking trails winding through forests, prairie, scenic overlooks, and along the Root River. Trails are on both Eagle Bluff property and neighboring state forest land.

Group Challenges Course
Used during our programming, this hands-on team-building experience strengthens trust, communication, and collaboration.

High Ropes Course & Zip line
Our most popular piece of programming builds confidence, communication, and teamwork as participants navigate elevated ropes/wire elements suspended 30 feet above the ground. The experience ends with a zip line back to the ground.

Settler Cabin
The historic settler cabin is used during scheduled programs for participants to experience history firsthand by practicing fire starting, cross-cut wood sawing, wheat threshing, and cooking over a wood burning fire.

Archery Ranges
Through instructor-led lessons, program participants learn archery fundamentals, safety, and get ample practice time at both indoor and outdoor ranges.

Discovery Center
The Discovery Center is the home base for our scheduled programs and features classrooms, gathering spaces, an indoor climbing wall, archery range, raptor mews, and auditorium facilities.

Dormitory
Our climate-controlled dormitory accommodates up to 248 guests and provides comfortable lodging for schools, camps, retreats, conferences, and overnight groups.

Gift Shop
This gift shop is located in the Dining Hall, offering apparel, souvenirs, plush wildlife, water bottles, and other nature-inspired items. This is not open to the public.

Shaped by the Driftless Area
Nestled in southeastern Minnesota’s scenic Blufflands and Driftless Area, Eagle Bluff’s campus is home to towering bluffs, hardwood forests, spring-fed streams, and rare prairie ecosystems. Discover what makes this landscape unlike anywhere else.
250 acres
of Eagle Bluff owned prairie, forest, bluffland, and river habitat
9+ miles
of public hiking and biking trails on both Eagle Bluff property and adjacent state forest land
1.5+ miles
of land along the Root River
120-acres
of Eagle Bluff property permanently protected through a conservation easement



