Lake Hiawatha Park
Check pricesA 241-acre Minneapolis park built around a lake, with a golf course, sports courts, a fishing pier, and a recreation center.

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A 53-foot waterfall tumbling through a leafy city park, Minneapolis's most photographed natural wonder.
4801 S Minnehaha Park Dr, Minneapolis, MN 55417 · Minneapolis, MN
Longfellow made Minnehaha Falls famous, and it still stops first-time visitors in their tracks: a 53-foot cascade minutes from downtown, wrapped in 167 acres of gardens, bluffs and riverside trails. Rent a bike, grab fried fish at the seasonal Sea Salt Eatery and follow the creek down to the Mississippi. In deep winter the falls freeze into a glittering ice curtain worth the cold.
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