**Disclosure: Thank you to Visit Roseville for hosting our incredible visit to Roseville, Minnesota! Views are 100% my own.
Our weekend adventure in Roseville, Minnesota was not short on breathtaking nature experiences! Despite the above 100 F temperatures, we were able to take advantage of cooler mornings and evenings to explore. We started one morning by visiting stunning Minnehaha Falls.
Marvelous Minnehaha Falls |
Minnehaha Regional Park:
Minnehaha Falls is situated in Minnehaha Park which includes plenty of space for picnics, a wealth of hiking trails, picturesque limestone cliffs, historic sites, gardens, outdoor activities, a restaurant and more. We barely scratched the surface, there is so much to explore at Minnehaha Park! We did enjoy the waterfall views and did take some pictures with the background.
Who doesn't want to pose for a picture with Minnehaha Falls? |
Meandering Minnehaha Creek with slight rapids |
Rustic trail along Minnehaha Creek |
**Travel Tip: For more Twin Cities fun with your kids, check out Top 7 Things To Do In The Twin Cities With Kids by Zen Life And Travel**
On a future visit, we will need to check out different sections of the preserve. We did have a moment to visit the old depot which was pretty interesting. I would also like to check out the art and gardens!
Minneapolis Chain of Lakes Regional Park
The Chain of Lakes area of Minneapolis is another natural recreational area to have on your list. The park includes 5 lakes: Brownie Lake, Cedar Lake, Lake of the Isles, Bde Maka Ska and Harriet Lake. We visited the area during the evening and were treated to picturesque water views.
Geese enjoying Lake Harriet |
The recreational area has everything you are looking for: boating, beaches, hiking trails, biking, gardens, sports fields, a grill and more. Each lake has its own character. We drove around a bit taking in views and settled on Lake Harriet for some walking. Simply beautiful!
Boats on Lake Harriet |
We also encountered a wonderful goose family. Truly a sweet moment!
Goslings at Lake Harriet |
Awesome! I'd love to visit. We're always on the search for waterfalls and this sounds great. Is it easy to get to with kids?
ReplyDelete