Minneapolis Riverfront

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Walking and biking

The Riverfront boasts 150 acres of parks and trails

The Minneapolis Riverfront District is built for walking and biking. From the Stone Arch Bridge, up Main Street, across the Hennepin Bridge and past the Mill City Museum, convenient walking paths make it fun to get around.

Many of the same trails can be used by bikers and walkers. Bike paths converge on the Riverfront District and downtown Minneapolis from many outlying areas. These paths provide wonderful day trips for the biking fanatic as well as liesurely family day trips. Learn more

St. Anthony Falls Heritage Trail
If you are seeking a more educational path, the St. Anthony Falls Heritage Trail is for you. It’s a self-guided tour of the St. Anthony Falls Historic District along a year-round historic walking trail.

The 1.8-mile trail takes you along the Mississippi River via Nicollet Island and the Hennepin Avenue and Stone Arch bridges. Kiosks, way markers and signs mark the trail and provide historic data.