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The Minnesota State Parks and Trails license plate provides you with unlimited visits to every Minnesota state park and recreation area for an entire year, without requiring a separate vehicle permit. Plus it helps fund the operations and maintenance of Minnesota's state parks and trails.
Links to regulations, licenses and registration information for hunting, fishing, skiing, watercraft, snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles, off-road vehicles and off-highway motorcycles.
MN DNR permits for - burning, endangered species, enforcement, LSP, fishery, easements, invasive species, state park vehicle, taxidermist, utility crossing licenses, water, and wildlife rehab.
By purchasing a vehicle permit, you help maintain and improve the natural resources, facilities, and education and outreach programs that make Minnesota's state parks among the best in the nation. Vehicle permits are valid for one year from the month of purchase.
A VIN lookup in Minnesota involves running a check on a vehicle's Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) for details regarding the registered owner and history of the vehicle. This is usually done by the car owner, prospective buyer, law enforcement agency in the case of a theft or robbery report, and other interested parties.
Off-highway vehicle (OHV) riding in Minnesota. Registration procedures for new off-highway vehicle: In person: At any DVS (Driver and Vehicle Services) office locations (where you license a car) or at the DNR License Center. Renew your off-highway vehicle registration:
Search by City or Park Name. Welcome to Minnesota State Parks. Common questions. Not sure how to make a reservation? Have account questions? Here are some helpful tips, and here are some of the state park rules. Things to know. Remember! You will need a year-round or one-day vehicle permit before you visit a Minnesota state park or recreation area.
