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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.

Rasmussen Woods, just off of Stoltzman Road in Mankato, is a nature sanctuary nestled in the heart of the city.

With a theme of "Forgive Everyone Everything," Reconciliation Park in Mankato was dedicated in 1997 to promote healing between Dakota and non-Dakota peoples.

The Red Jacket Trail, south of Mankato, formally begins at Indian Creek Road where it continues from the West Mankato Trail and ends near the town of Rapidan.

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

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

A well-established pub in downtown Mankato, South Street Saloon is a local original serving beer and cocktails with occasional live music.

Shogun Sushi and Hibachi in Mankato serves a full menu of Japanese fare and offers daily specials.

Located in Sibley Park, in Mankato, Sibley Farm offers a small zoo and a playground.

One of the oldest and largest parks in Mankato, Sibley Park abounds with recreational and entertainment opportunities.