Lake Harriet

Lake Harriet was named for Harriet Lovejoy, a resident of Fort Snelling who moved there in 1819, is a fantastic spot for both locals and tourists. In the southwest corner of Minneapolis, the lake is situated between Minnehaha Creek and Bde Maka Ska.

The lake's surface area is about 335 acres, and its maximum depth is 85 feet. Due to its close proximity to the city, the lake is a very well-liked leisure area. In addition, people use the lake for sailing in addition to the surrounding walking and cycling trails. This lake is even more well-known because to its two beaches, especially among tourists who come during the hot summer months.

There is a bandshell with food and live entertainment on the northern side of this magnificent lake. Living beside this lake would be amazing. Live music and free movie showings are offered at the historic bandshell near Lake Harriet's shoreline, and a pavilion with a view of the water is the ideal place to unwind.

Location: West 42nd St and West Lake Harriet Parkway, Minneapolis, MN 55409