It begins at Benton County Road 3, on a bridge over the Mississippi River connecting Sauk Rapids and St.

In Greenwald, County Road 13 and MN 4 share a concurrency, northwest to Meire Grove.

[2] County Road 18 is a route that begins at MN 28 and proceeds south and curves east.

The route again travels east, intersecting with County Road 193, and curves back south.

The route passes Union Cemetery and Tamarack State Wildlife Management Area.

The route meets County Road 165 while traveling due north then curving to the northeast around School Lake.

The route starts to proceed in a more southerly direction and intersects County Road 161 before entering the town of Richmond.

It passes the Sedan Brook Prairie Scientific and Natural Area, crosses another unnamed creek, and finally terminates at County Road 18.

The route heads east, intersects with County Road 187 and crosses an unnamed creek before it curves to the southwest.

The route crosses over a third unnamed creek and later curves to the southwest before intersecting with County Road 188.

The roadway intersects County Road 190 before heading east and terminating at MN 4 in Meire Grove.

It curves around Black Oak Lake, intersects County Road 173, and enters New Munich from the west.

The route crosses the North Fork of the Crow River, curves south and back west.

Later, the route curves south and crosses the Paynesville subdivision of the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Again the route gets curvy and travels southwest and south before entering the town of Farming from the southeast.

The route turns west, curves southwest and west-southwest before crossing the 3 Mile Creek, and returns to its westerly path near Otter Lake.

Soon after, the route serves the Stearns Scout Camp before meeting County Road 7 in northern Fairhaven.

The route gradually travels southwest and meets County Road 146 and crosses an unnamed creek along the way.

It then meets MN 23, curves northwest before traveling west again, and terminates at County Road 82 in Rockville.

In Cold Spring, the route is known as 5th Avenue North and it serves as the Roccori school district's west entrance and exit.

It begins to curve south before terminating at County Road 9 (Avon Avenue North).

It intersects County Road 64 (3rd Avenue Northwest) and then travels along the south shores of Melrose Lake.

County Road 65 begins to parallel I-94 again through some farmland before it crosses the Sauk River for the second time.

It intersects County Road 157 which continues east but the route travels southeast until it terminates at interchange with I-94 and MN 237.

A little farther north, the route terminates at a signalized intersection with County Road 85 (Business 23 East).

Since I-94’s exit 124 was built, the route's only stop sign was placed so traffic coming from I-94 can safely commute to Sauk Centre.

It runs east into Saint Cloud, in which it collides with MN-23 at an intersection with MN-15, and requires a short drive on MN-15 in order to connect with the rest of the county road.

The route is known as 2nd Street South, Beltline Road, and Sinclair Lewis Avenue in the city of Sauk Centre.

The route begins at County Road 12 and continues south and east before crossing the Sauk River.

County Road 112 is a short route that begins at its northern junction with US 71 and MN 28 outside of Sauk Centre.