Biking the Twin Cities: Trails That Connect Everything: the places

Mansions and lagoons on the quietest of the chain's bike loops

The big lake — sailboats, beaches, and the busiest loop

Bandshell, rose garden, and the chain's most charming mile

Lakeside pavilion kitchen — breakfast sandwiches and cheese curds

5.5-mile grade-separated bike freeway in an old rail trench

Immigrant-owned food counters two minutes off the Greenway

The 1883 rail bridge turned bike promenade — freshly restored

Destination beer hall sitting directly on the trail network

A 53-foot waterfall inside city limits

Seasonal seafood counter a hundred meters from the falls

Bike shop and espresso bar under one roof — flats fixed, cortados pulled

Where the gorge trail ends and the creek meets the Mississippi

4.5 miles of Victorian mansion row by bike lane — Fitzgerald wrote at No. 599

Lake loop, conservatory, and zoo — the easy family add-on

18 car-free rail-trail miles from downtown toward Stillwater