The Boundary Waters wilderness has been closed since July 14, but some areas are now accessible. Day use was allowed at certain entry points starting Monday. This change indicates a partial lifting of restrictions, with more access to the wilderness. For more information on the reopening, including details on overnight camping, readers can refer to the Star Tribune for further updates.
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