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Nice bridge with views of Lake Minnetonka

Great place to stop for a quick beer, it was there several year birthday today!

Tamarack Lake is just off the side of the Lake Minnetonka Regional Trail. It's sort of hidden behind some trees and below some cliffs, but you can catch a glimpse if you look for it.

This short bridge on the Lake Minnetonka Regional Trail give you great views of Saint Albans Bay. It is purpose built for trail users and set apart from the road traffic bridge.

Lake Minnetonka is one of Minnesota's most well known lakes, which is quite the feat for a state know as "The Land of 10,000 Lakes". It was formed roughly 10,000 years ago at the end of the last ice age, and it has been inhabited ever since. The name derives from the Dakota language and means “the-water-they-speak-of-is-large”. Which is fitting since it covers an area of 14,528 acres.

The St. Albans Bay Bridge carries Minnetonka Boulevard over St. Albans Bay, an inlet of Lake Minnetonka, connecting the cities of Excelsior and Greenwood in Minnesota. From the bridge you get great views over the bay, making it a pleasant place to stop and take in the views as you ride around the area.

To get to Lake McKnight from Lake Jonathan, which is located to the south, you have two options. You can either portage your bike over a railroad track or cross the railroad tracks using an abandoned bridge on McKnight Road to the west. After crossing, you can take a trail heading east to Lake McKnight. If you are routing a tour across the bridge on komoot, you will have to use the off-grid option on komoot

To get to Lake McKnight from Lake Jonathan, which is located to the south, you have two options. You can either portage your bike over a railroad track or cross the railroad tracks using an abandoned bridge on McKnight Road to the west. After crossing, you can take a trail heading back east to reach Lake McKnight.