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Red Jacket Trail Park - Mankato, MN

Red Jacket Trail Park

Red Jacket Trail Park, located south of Mankato on Highway 66, offers access to the Red Jacket Trail, as well as views of the Red Jacket Trestle and the beautiful Le Sueur River.
Photo by Rick Pepper - Looking at the top side of the dam from the road bridge (County Rd. 9)

Rapidan Dam

The Rapidan Dam is an active, hydro-electric dam situated on the Blue Earth River.
Rapidan Dam Park - Rapidan, MN

Rapidan Dam Park

Rapidan Dam Park, a few miles west of Rapidan, is adjacent to the Rapidan Dam and the locally famous Rapidan Dam Cafe & Store.
Rasmussen Woods - Mankato, MN

Rasmussen Woods

Rasmussen Woods, just off of Stoltzman Road in Mankato, is a nature sanctuary nestled in the heart of the city.
Buffalo Statue at Reconciliation Park in Mankato, MN

Reconciliation Park

With a theme of "Forgive Everyone Everything," Reconciliation Park in Mankato was dedicated in 1997 to promote healing between Dakota and non-Dakota peoples.
Roy T. Lindenberg Public Swimming Pool - St. Peter, MN

Roy T. Lindenberg Public Swimming Pool

The Roy T. Lindenberg Public Swimming Pool in St. Peter is open between the end of May and late August.
Photo by Don Lipps - Rex Macbeth River Trail - North Mankato, MN

Rex Macbeth River Trail

The Rex Macbeth River Trail runs along the west side of the Minnesota River from Riverview Park near the intersections of US 169 and Belgrade Avenue in North Mankato and terminates at Kiwanis Park in the North.
Red Jacket Valley Park - Mankato, MN

Red Jacket Valley Park

Red Jacket Valley Park, located south Mankato on Highway 66, is one of the area's newest parks offering woodland trails and water access.
Riverfront Park - Mankato, MN

Riverfront Park

One of the gems of the Mankato Park system, Riverfront Park has beautiful views of the river as well as an amphitheater and playground.
South Avenue Park - North Mankato, MN

South Avenue Park

Built in 1947, South Avenue Park is one of the smallest and oldest parks in North Mankato. This quaint space in lower North offers a playground and is right around the corner from the Taylor Library.