The Stone Arch bridge and the Heritage Trail are worth the visit. Great place to people watch, walk, bike, or run. There are a number of information points that provide the history of the place from the flour mills to the Indian portage trail around the falls, to the great men who shaped and helped settle Minneapolis. Worth an hour... More

This is a great site to see in Minneapolis if you can see it at night. It is lit from underneath and is just fantastic... either from the shore or from a boat (only a few boats are allowed to go through the locks to get close on the water!). It is also a great site to walk across to... More

Weird to walk alone because lots of couples frequent it at all hours. But I am cool with it. Usually someone is playing music which is actually cool to watch. I like talented ppl.

I remember riding trains across the Stone Arch Bridge in the 1960's and early 1970's; it was a dramatic beginning to several trips to Chicago, slowly snaking over the Mississippi River, historic St. Anthony one one side, downtown Minneapolis on the other, grain mills and historic building on both. My parents wrote a guide book to the Twin Cities back... More

The Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis was once a railroad bridge over the Mississippi river that connected the two halves of Minneapolis. It was crucial to the factories that depended on the Mississippi's water supply to transport flour and local made goods. Now, the bridge is a foot trail for bikers, walkers, and runners, connecting the vast network of biking... More

The historic railroad bridge is now a walk and bike path across the Mississippi over the St Anthony Falls. Whether you're a history buff, a bird watcher, a lock and dam collector, or an outdoors seeker, the Stone Arch Bridge charms everyone. We always check it out during the December Christmas Bird Count, and frequently spy rarities that no one... More

One of thee most iconic spots in Minneapolis & I love walking the bridge. The view is awesome, especially if you appreciate this city! Great photo ops too!

Go check it out if you're in the area and marvel at these huge arches up close!! Also cool to view from a distance. Certainly one of the more unique bridges in the US.

Terrific place to spend a half day- great parks, lots of shops and places to have a picnic- you can tour the guthrie and the museum- great spot.