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1. TwinCitiesTours.com - Minneapolis
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2. Winchell Trail - Hiawatha
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· 107 reviews
4357-4367 W River Pkwy, Minneapolis, MN 55406
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Charlene Green: Beautiful scenery and great place to walk along the river in downtown Minneapolis. Lower trail has less traffic.Recommended activities Hiking, Dog Walking, Walking …
Siray Jones: Beautiful view and trails.Parking: 8+ parking spotsRecommended activities Hiking, Running, Biking, Dog Walking, Birdwatching, Walking Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Free parking lot …
Navjot Sandhu: Recommended activities Hiking, Running, Dog Walking, Walking Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Free parking lot, Free street parking
SUSMITA SINHA: Recommended activities Hiking, Running, Biking, Dog Walking, Birdwatching Parking space Somewhat difficult to find parking Parking options Free street parking
Arielle Johnson: Recommended activities Hiking, Running, Biking, Dog Walking, Birdwatching
Leigh Miller: Recommended activities Hiking, Dog Walking
Lisa Carmichael: Beautiful trail. The 2023 autumn leaves were gorgeous. The 40+ steps lead down to the Mississippi River. Pictures can’t do justice to the beauty. The view was breathtaking. Attended a wedding which was perfectParking: Had to park in a residential neighborhood which was fine
Jose “Chuche” Morelos: Recommended activities Biking, Walking
Brandy Churchill: Pretty area and options for difficulty once you get going. Hiking boots and plenty of time to explore recommendedParking: The small parking lot fills fast, but side streets have decent availability.Dog-friendliness: Lots of people with their dogs along the trail. Lots of trees to sniff and squirrels to watch. Narrow, steep, or rocky in places.
Evie: Recommended activities Hiking, Running, Birdwatching, Walking Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Free street parking
Sindhu Mol: Beautiful trail to walkRecommended activities Hiking, Walking …
Friedrich Siefferman: Great place to walk.Recommended activities Running, Biking, Walking Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Free parking lot …
Trypp Adams: I hiked the total 5.4 miles out along the river where I could and stayed on the river road walking path coming back. There is a small parking lot at the south end of the trail, but plenty of parking on the residential streets nearby. You can make the trail as short or as long as you like as there are multiple on/off trails. The trail isn't far from the river road trail on the southern end but you feel far more removed from the hustle and bustle of the city. Would be great in the fall!Dog-friendliness: Dogs on leash allowed
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3. Meet Minneapolis Visitor Center - Minneapolis
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· 3044 reviews
505 Nicollet Ave Suite 100, Minneapolis, MN 55402
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Myers Ricky: H I peful
Bhaskar Trivedi: Good variety of products
Clarence David France: A very knowledgeable and friendly staff, Minnesota nice, and positive!!!
Glenn Jerome Everette: Great maps. Helpful staff.
JoAnne Schecker: Quaint
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4. Lake of the Isles Park - Cedar-Isles-Dean
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· 1658 reviews
2500 Lake of the Isles Pkwy E, Minneapolis, MN 55405
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Andrew Czernek: The best dog park in the Twin Cities, with friendly regulars every morning. Two sections: one for small dogs and about 2 acres for larger canines. It's only missing a coffee truck to be perfect!Dog-friendliness: The best dog park in Minneapolis.
M M: One of the nicest parks!
Chris Wallen: Nice place for a walk
Nathan Garrett: So much fun and really beautiful
Theodore Wuollet: Spent some time taking early morning sunrise photos
Tab Fellows: Walk around and critique the grand house architecture. Calmer than Bde Maka Ska
Robyn Anne CLark (Qcity Birdy): Peaceful when the time is right. Save the lakes
Alex Treitler: Beautiful walk. Here for the luminary loppet 2024Dog-friendliness: Plenty of green space alongside the paths
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5. St Anthony Falls Visitor Center - Minneapolis
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· 82 reviews
1 Portland Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55401
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4worldlovers: 
The St. Anthony Falls area has attracted people for thousands of years for its religious significance, economic power, and great beauty.
About 10,000 years ago, the great River Warren Falls, with its massive erosive powers, moved upstream until it reached the junction of the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers. There it split into two separate falls, and the one that followed the Mississippi River course became St. Anthony Falls (to the Dakota it was called mnirara (curling waters) or owahmenah (falling waters). Father Hennepin gave the falls its current name in 1680 being the first European to view the falls.
During the 1700s and 1800s, explorers and settlers visited the region to see the great spectacle caused by the falls. The falls became the main source of power for the many lumber and flour mills that were built around the area during this time period.
St. Anthony Falls suffered severe damage from 1860 to 1887 due to overuse and poor engineering of water power systems. The US Army Corps of Engineers made improvements to the falls in 1937 to help stabilize the falls.
See Chapter 6 of the Historic Resources Study for more information about the role St. Anthony Falls played in commercial development of the Midwest and the world.
Surrounding St. Anthony Falls is the St. Anthony Falls Historic District Area which offers the Heritage Trail, a self-guided two-mile loop with a visitor center.
The St. Anthony Falls area has attracted people for thousands of years for its religious significance, economic power, and great beauty.
About 10,000 years ago, the great River Warren Falls, with its massive erosive powers, moved upstream until it reached the junction of the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers. There it split into two separate falls, and the one that followed the Mississippi River course became St. Anthony Falls (to the Dakota it was called mnirara (curling waters) or owahmenah (falling waters). Father Hennepin gave the falls its current name in 1680 being the first European to view the falls.
During the 1700s and 1800s, explorers and settlers visited the region to see the great spectacle caused by the falls. The falls became the main source of power for the many lumber and flour mills that were built around the area during this time period.
St. Anthony Falls suffered severe damage from 1860 to 1887 due to overuse and poor engineering of water power systems. The US Army Corps of Engineers made improvements to the falls in 1937 to help stabilize the falls.
See Chapter 6 of the Historic Resources Study for more information about the role St. Anthony Falls played in commercial development of the Midwest and the world.
Surrounding St. Anthony Falls is the St. Anthony Falls Historic District Area which offers the Heritage Trail, a self-guided two-mile loop with a visitor center.
Iman Jabalameli: A nice place for walking and jogging. Nice scenery, and amusing vibes from the people around you.
Adam S: Cool to see a lock in real life! Looks like it is only operational seasonally, but super cool to see how big it is in person!!Visited on Weekend …
Kurt Bielby: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Price for adult entry Free
Rebecca Aitken: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free
Leslie Francis: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Price for adult entry Free
Balakrishna Eerapuram: Just loved this historic place.Visited on Weekend …
Brian Mitchell: The rangers and volunteers were pretty informative. It’s a very minimal visitor center and quick visit but worth the visit.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Price for adult entry Free …
Amy M: Came here because Mill City was closed. Great views and lots of information about the history of the area. There's a small gift shop in the visitors centre. The volunteers were lovely.Wait time No wait Price for adult entry Free …
Joe Estes: National Park Service tour. V cool and great for kids. Mill Ruins nearby. Love tour of the dam and history of the Falls
Dahlton Young (_dah1ton): Closed for the season until Memorial Day weekend. :(
John Guertin: Wonderful area to visit. So much Minneapolis history in this one spot. Lots of picture opportunities.
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6. Father Hennepin Bluff Park - Minneapolis
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· 710 reviews
420 SE Main St, Minneapolis, MN 55414
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Brian Wene: The events occurring here are consistently of very high value. I've watched films on the giant screen set up & have seen incredible talent showing their artistic greatness to eager crowds. Festivals are common during warmer times & good fun is had by all especially on warmer days.Restrooms: There are Men's & Women's restroom.Dog-friendliness: The park is a dog-friendly location.Picnic area: There are picnic areas.
Sadie Christensen: It was nice but really busy for my liking. But don’t get me wrong it was clean and well kept and nothing bad to say about the park itself. You will need to pay for parking which is fine for me but know they charge by the hour. It was worth checking out once for sure. But I like quieter parks to escape the city life. They even have paths for bikes and paths for walking.
Arunava Banerjee: Serene and calm!
george moeller: Nice bike paths.
Ana Cabrera: Great place to feel like an explorer.
jason williams: Love it
Grant Globus: PLEASE DONT LITTER
Richard Aizpuru: Jerk Station Rotisserie Chicken is a superb addition to food choices at the newly renovated park. Dave the owner and chef prepares an incredible jerk beef, chicken, lamb or tofu kebab, pita, or salad . I had the pita jerk beef : really fresh ingredients : great sweet pickle, hot peppers, tomatoes, onions and secret sauce.Jerk Station is a great destination walk from the Mill Museum as it is right at the end of the Stone Arch Bridge. Excellent fresh baked goods too!!Nice selection of beverages .
abellenin1: Beautiful park to walk and enjoy the weekend
Kennedy Kell: The lower trail is one of my favorite place to go in Minneapolis! It’s changed a bit since I was younger and made a bit ‘safer’ but still a fun place!
Elizabeth Lindig: Great trails, clean.
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· 9422 reviews
4801 S Minnehaha Dr, Minneapolis, MN 55417
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Debra McGuire: Beautiful now with spring .Great place to walk. Beautiful falls.Nature at it's best.
Noah M: This place has it all! Great views, awesome hiking trails, historic sites, places to get food, picnic tables, and much more.
Matthew Jungmann (androidrainbow): . Lots of bike trails and a spot for rental bikes, too.
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8. Loring Park - Loring Park
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· 413 reviews
Loring Greenway, Minneapolis, MN 55403
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Berger Fountain is located between Yale Place and West Grant Street. Connected to the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden via Hixon Whitney Footbridge. Fishing Pier is located at south side of lake. Garden of the Seasons Loring Park Dog Park Receptions & Events at Loring Community Arts Center
Berger Fountain is located between Yale Place and West Grant Street. Connected to the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden via Hixon Whitney Footbridge. Fishing Pier is located at south side of lake. Garden of the Seasons Loring Park Dog Park Receptions & Events at Loring Community Arts Center
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· 2472 reviews
102 Portland Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55401
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Nick DiColandrea: Wonderful views! It’s under construction right now but still very cool!
Drew King: beautiful views of the city and of historic landmarks.
Calvin Johnson 3: I love, beautiful views of the city
Akshaya Bhagavathula: During a recent exploration of Minneapolis's rich historical landscape, I visited Mill Ruins Park, a site that beautifully intertwines the city’s industrial past with its vibrant present. Nestled along the Mississippi River, this park offers a unique glimpse into the 19th-century mills that once were the heartbeat of Minneapolis.The park is a fascinating mix of historical ruins and modern architecture, where weathered stone walls and remnants of old mills stand against a backdrop of the city skyline. Walking through Mill Ruins Park, I felt as though I was stepping back in time. Informational plaques scattered throughout the area provide a wealth of knowledge about the flour mills that once dominated the area and played a pivotal role in the city's development.One of the highlights of my visit was the opportunity to walk along the river and enjoy the scenic views of St. Anthony Falls and the Stone Arch Bridge. The sound of rushing water and the sight of the falls added a dynamic element to the tranquil historical exploration. It’s a photographer’s delight and a perfect spot for anyone looking to enjoy a bit of nature in the urban setting.The park is very accessible, with well-maintained pathways that make it easy to explore the ruins and riverfront. Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, or simply looking for a picturesque place to unwind, Mill Ruins Park offers something for everyone. The blend of history, nature, and urban scenery makes it a must-visit location in Minneapolis.My visit to Mill Ruins Park was not only educational but also incredibly inspiring. It provided a profound sense of connection to the city's past, making it one of the most memorable parts of my trip to Minneapolis.
Robertson Souza: Nice place.Dog-friendliness: Dog-friendless are...
John Swanke: A must do place for beautiful pictures of the city, especially at night with the skyscrapers lit up...
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10. Washburn Fair Oaks - Whittier
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· 234 reviews
200 E 24th St, Minneapolis, MN 55404
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Bgn Green: I like it
Dontaysha Mccloud: Slide on the low2
Paul Thompson: Very friendly people
kinderhood: 8/27/23: Really great right now. Sunshine and people doing nice things. Still. Today is Sunday and people are chill and it's not too hot. Great day for a picnic.
Shawn Johnson: It's a nice wide open area
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11. Minneapolis Sculpture Garden - Minneapolis
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· 5415 reviews
725 Vineland Pl, Minneapolis, MN 55403
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Randy Sims: Sculptures to see in a meditative space that also includes sections of Minnesota meadow native plants.
Margarita Castillo: Nails work very well
Carlos Burns: Very spacious park filled with interesting works of sculpture.
Jeff Collins: Nice place to stroll around and watch a sunset or enjoy the Springtime.
Carolina C: Currently it has a sound installation in the trees that relaxes while the wind passes, it is a nice place to walk and take advantage of the beginning of the good sunny weather.
A2Z REVIEWS: Nice place to go for a walk and enjoy the artwork.
Melissa Hosten: This is a wonderful family spot and couple spot to explore and enjoy! Be sure to cross the street and enjoy the zig zag paths to more sculptures!
James Hemstead: Fun place to walk around and check out the art.
Shayla Nelson: Nice to walk around, Minneapolis classic. Pretty
Kris Pederson Gruidl: Love the renovations...however if it's a sunny day, take care to put sunscreen on the kiddos. People in strollers we're noticably struggling to find a shady place to stop...
Crystal Casto: Absolutely beautiful
Melissa: Always a nice place to visit! Beautiful day.
Felix Phoenix: I love this place during the warm season! The cherry is, of course, iconic and a Minneapolis staple! This is a fun place for family, friends, individuals, residents, and tourists alike. There's something for everyone to enjoy. Go check out the interior of The Walker as well! The sculpture garden is free to the public.Art Fair today on May 11th, 2024 was awesome!!!Dog-friendliness: Dogs are allowed on leashes.
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· 3908 reviews
3000 East, W Bde Maka Ska Pkwy, Minneapolis, MN 55408
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Traci Webb: The new buildings are nice.
KASIM TOPUZ: Awesome placePlayground: Few playgrounds are located there.
Michael Barclay: Lake Calhoun.
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· 1053 reviews
724 Sibley St NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413
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Linda Novitt: Beautiful place so close to downtown
Sarah Survance: Very pretty park with a view of the skyline. In the springtime, there are lots of flowering trees which makes this an especially nice place to walk or picnic.
Vennamaneni Arpitha: Park with downtown views, picnic spot in downtownPlayground: Has play area for kids.Picnic area: Picnic spot in downtown, has good walking and cycling trails.
Akshaya Bhagavathula: As I explored the park, I was impressed by its well-kept facilities and variety of recreational options. The park features a boat dock, which makes it a popular launching point for boating and kayaking. Watching boats glide by on the river was a peaceful way to spend the afternoon, and the gentle sounds of the water added to the serene atmosphere.For those who prefer staying on land, the walking and biking trails are excellent for getting some exercise while enjoying the scenery. I took a leisurely walk along the trails and found several quiet spots perfect for sitting and enjoying the view, or even cracking open a book.One of the highlights of my visit was the picnic area, where I enjoyed a relaxed meal with a view. The picnic facilities are well-maintained, making it easy to spend several hours at the park without needing to leave for food or other necessities.Overall, Boom Island Park struck me as a fantastic spot for families, couples, or anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city without actually leaving it. Its combination of natural beauty, recreational facilities, and stunning views makes it a must-visit park in Minneapolis. Whether you're looking for an active day out or a tranquil place to unwind, Boom Island Park offers something for everyone.
Olivia Gorial: I ran the Hot Chocolate 15k which started and finished at the Park. It was 9.3 miles in the Mills District area. Just a beautiful run along the river! What struck me the most was no trash in the streets or on the course. Even the runners here are mindful and polite. The best part was catching photos of the waterfalls and all the bridges. Seeing people out with their family and dogs was so refreshing too!
Corey Chapman: Nice Park with great views of downtown Minneapolis and the Mississippi River.
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· 509 reviews
1 Theodore Wirth Pkwy, Minneapolis, MN 55405
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Patty Biedny: Wonderful visit, volunteers on site are very helpful!
Mark M: Peaceful and quiet. Beautiful flowers. A good place for people to unwind from the stresses of the world.Update - 2024Still peaceful and calm.We saw a larg hawk of some kind and a barred owl today.Restrooms: There is a decent restroom near the front gate. Vault style.
Bethany Wilde: One of our favorite places in the city!
Confessions of Prakhar Mittal: Always awesome for good hike be careful to step on gardner 🐍Restrooms: Quite old but maintainedDog-friendliness: Cant unleash and snake alert
Katy Bonello: Beautiful in fall
John McMellen: This is a beautiful gem. We came late in the season, so most of the wildflowers were past bloom, but it was still peaceful and beautiful. Well maintained, trails are clearly marked. Short hike but lots of interesting things to look at. Hope to come back again at different times of year.
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· 297 reviews
2101 W Franklin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55405
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Lee “Whickedpisser” Austin: It was great. Definitely enjoyed having my lunch with the outdoors.
Amber Aparicio: Always a beautiful park
David Yutesler: A beautiful park in the city in the midst of historic, swanky houses. In the winter, the lake has a skating rink, which is fun because the views of downtown Minneapolis are even better!
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16. Lake Nokomis Park - Keewaydin
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· 2332 reviews
4955 W Lake Nokomis Pkwy, Minneapolis, MN 55417
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Salika Pao: Beautiful lake.
Mary Ann Van Cura: Shore restoration , views, quiet water boat launch awesome
Alexandrea Chislum: It's a very beautiful family friendly place to walk around and sight see. Once the park opens I know it's going to be a great summer hangout spot. Oh they do have a ⛱️
Molly Evans: What a beautiful day for a walk and what a beautiful path around the lake! The only downfall was that there were porta potties only on one side of the lake, So when we had to go to the bathroom, we had to walk halfway around the lake to get to the bathroom. I am sure as the weather warms up that they'll open the other restrooms as well but in the meantime plan ahead!Restrooms: Only one set up bathrooms on one side of the lake and it's the opposite side of the lake as the main entrance.
Lorri Daniels: It's a park.
Sebastian Witzany: , easy to find, caribou coffee shop walking distance from the plunge site^¥^
Tim Ngo: Did my first polar plunge here with the Wounded Warrior Project
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· 1288 reviews
88 N 17th St, Minneapolis, MN 55403
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John Cabrera: Beautiful! Must see.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Bibi Gefre: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait
Nhi Huynh: Free admission.Such a gorgeous place.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Michael M: Wait time No wait
Amy Gibson: Stunning and historic.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Robyn Anne CLark (Qcity Birdy): Saturday mass was beautiful. The children's choir is such a spiritual upliftment. Enjoyed the catholic architecture and what Saturday mass brought to me sprirituallyVisited on Weekend …
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18. Fort Snelling State Park - Mendota Heights
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· 2136 reviews
101 Snelling Lake Rd, St Paul, MN 55111
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· 220 reviews
30 N Mississippi River Blvd, St Paul, MN 55104
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Bug Folk: This is a fun place to hike. There's a long trail that will take you near the Marshall Ave Bridge on one side and the other side leads to the waterfall. Though my pictures are from spring, my favorite time to visit this place is in the fall. It looks magical almost with bright golden oaks and maples, red and dappled orange, lots of fall colors. There are rock ledges to look over the river, that is if they aren't already occupied.One thing I don't like is the graffiti on the waterfall at the moment of this review.
T: The paved trails at street level are nice, but when it's wet out you need to prepare for mud if you want a close look at Shadow Falls. There's a bit of parking and an overlook/monument along the road.
Mikaela G: Beautiful clean park with excellent views
k nels: Beautiful views from above, amazing down in the creek valley. A gentle sloped dirt path starts the "point" at east end. Then paths around the falls get steep and can be muddy, difficult. Also steeper paths down from Summit Overlook area.I've enjoyed the creek valley and creek outlook to river even more than the falls
Jennifer Everly: Dog-friendliness: Lots of dog enjoying the hills, splashing in the water
Max Andresen: that leads into the Mississippi, and a cool viewing place for the river and Minneapolis.Picnic area: Nice grassy area between garden and WW1 memorial
