Get Outdoors
Want some fresh air? Explore Saint Paul's vast parks, scenic trails and unique public art.
In the warmer months, outdoor enthusiasts enjoy biking, boating, fishing and kayaking. For the ruggedly adventurous, our infamous Minnesota winters are prime for cross-country skiing, ice fishing and sledding.
Down by the River: Guide to the Mighty Mississippi
Did you know Saint Paul has more shoreline than any other city along the entire Mississippi River? Take advantage of all that riverfront with these activities.
Golf
City of Saint Paul Golf Courses
The City of Saint Paul has three public golf courses: Como, Highland 9-Hole, Highland National and Phalen.
Highland National even features a Snoopy-shaped bunker in honor of Peanuts' creator Charles Schulz, who learned to play golf there.
Ramsey County Golf Courses
Ramsey County has five public golf courses: Goodrich, Island Lake, Keller, Manitou Ridge and The Ponds at Battle Creek.
Unique Outings
Find a Picnic Spot
Enjoy a picnic around Saint Paul at these 20 recommended locations. The views are incredible, the experiences memorable.
Adopt a Drain
Are you a local that loves the river and would like to volunteer? Adopt a drain to help protect lakes, rivers and wetlands.
Learn About the River
Discover what the 72-mile Mississippi River park has to offer in the midst of a bustling urban center. From fishing and birdwatching to biking and hiking, you're sure to find something that interests you.
Public Art
Add some Capital City love to your feed by snapping a photo at the most Instagram-worthy locations in Saint Paul.
Sidewalk Poetry
Saint Paul’s “Everyday Poems for City Sidewalks” is one of the city’s most beloved art installations. Throughout all corners of Saint Paul, poems written by Saint Paul residents can be found in sidewalk panels.
Mural Tour
From the largest hockey mural to the ChromaZone murals, Saint Paul has plenty of murals check out all across the city.
6 Public Art Spots to Check out
These out-of-the-way locations should be on your radar if you're into murals, sculptures and other public art.
Discover the Great Outdoors
