Minnehaha Falls

Minnehaha Falls is a 53-foot waterfall located within the sprawling Minnehaha Regional Park, cascading over limestone and glacial sediment. First documented by explorer Henry Schoolcraft in 1820, it remains one of the most visited attractions in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area, characterized by its scenic beauty and surrounding lush greenery. Visit during the fall for a remarkable display of autumn colours or in the winter when the falls freeze into striking ice formations. The park features trails for walking and biking, and there's a charming cafe nearby that offers refreshments. The sound of the water adds a serene backdrop to the bustling park.