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Manomin County Park covers 15 acres at the confluence of Rice Creek and the Mississippi River, hosting diverse wildlife, including various bird species such as Great Blue Heron. The park features the historic Banfill Tavern, home to the Banfill-Locke Center for the Arts, along with amenities like a picnic gazebo, benches, tables, and an observation deck. It's a popular spot for family gatherings, graduation parties, and weddings in summer, and offers shoreline fishing along both waterways.

An easily accessible section of the Mississippi River Boulevard that offers an elevated view of the river, with the Lake Street Bridge visible in the background. The lush green trees framing the scenery and the flowing river make this path a perfect place to ride.

A spot along the trail where you can pause and appreciate the river views. There is a bench where you can sit and admire the river flowing gracefully between the trees.

Today I tried to visit this highlight but the trail leading to it was closed by the park service. Hopefully, next time.

This little stretch of boardwalk cuts between Crosby Lake and Upper Lake, giving you better access to trails along the shores of the Mississippi.

Fort Snelling, a National Historic Landmark located on the Dakota homeland known as Bdote, has a rich history over the last 10,000 years. Visitors can explore stories of the military fort and its surroundings, learn of the history of Native peoples, trade, soldiers, veterans, enslaved individuals, immigrants, and the evolving landscape. Admission fees vary with age, but MNHS members, Native Americans, and veterans are given free entry. Hours and days of operation vary by season.

The island is situated between the Minnesota River on one side and the Mississippi River on the other. It was regarded as a sacred place by the Dakota Indians, as it marks the point where these two great rivers converge. One can observe a subtle distinction where they meet, as the Minnesota River carries sediment and has a slightly muddier color compared to the clearer waters of the Mississippi River.

Upper Lake, the smaller of two lakes in Crosby Farm Regional Park, is surrounded by scenic hiking trails, making it ideal for exploring on foot or mountain biking. Nestled in a serene setting, it provides a peaceful escape for outdoor enthusiasts seeking tranquility amidst nature's beauty.