Things To Do
in St. Anthony

Offers scenic river views, bridges, and wildlife—great for sunrise and sunset shots, reflections and long-exposure river photography.

Iconic cityscape views spanning the river with downtown skyscrapers and historic mill buildings; excellent for panoramic photos and day-to-night transitions.

A dramatic waterfall in a park setting, photogenic year-round—frozen cascades in winter and lush greenery in summer.

Small neighborhood parks and riverbank overlooks in St. Anthony provide tranquil nature shots, birdlife and seasonal foliage.

Seasonal markets in St. Anthony and adjacent Minneapolis neighborhoods offer local produce, baked goods and prepared foods—great for picnic supplies and regional specialties.

A short drive away, Minneapolis hosts food halls and food truck gatherings where you can sample diverse global cuisines and local street-food favorites.

In the U.S., tipping is customary: about 15–20% at full-service restaurants, $1–2 per drink at bars, $3–5 for taxi or ride-share help, and $2–5 for hotel housekeeping per night. Tip for good service and round up for casual purchases when helpful.

Credit and debit cards are widely accepted; contactless payments (Apple Pay, Google Pay) are common. Carry a small amount of cash for very small purchases or cash-only vendors at markets.

Warm and pleasant, with long daylight hours and many outdoor events. Ideal for hiking, biking, river activities and farmers markets. Bring sunscreen, mosquito repellent for evenings near water, and comfortable layers for breezy river conditions.

Crisp temperatures and colorful foliage along river corridors and parks—great for hiking and photography. Dress in layers; early frosts are possible later in the season.

Cold, snowy and often below freezing; good for winter sports like cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and skating in maintained areas. Prepare with insulated clothing, traction on shoes and awareness of winter driving conditions.

Variable weather with melting snow and budding trees; muddy conditions on trails early in the season and a mix of warm and chilly days. Layered clothing and waterproof footwear are recommended.

Linear trails along the river offering easy to moderate walks, bike routes and scenic overlooks—good for birding and sunset views.

Large park with multi-use trails for hiking, mountain biking and cross-country skiing—offers varied terrain and city skyline views.

Short, accessible trails around a scenic waterfall and river gorge—very popular for photography and casual walks.

Extensive trail network, wooded areas and prairies—good for longer hikes, mountain biking and seasonal activities.

Many residents are families attracted to suburban schools, parks and quieter neighborhoods.

Proximity to Minneapolis makes St. Anthony appealing to young professionals who commute or prefer a neighborhood feel close to urban jobs and amenities.

Established neighborhoods include long-term homeowners and older residents who value community services and local events.

The broader Twin Cities region includes growing immigrant and multicultural populations, contributing to diverse food and cultural offerings nearby.

Hockey is extremely popular at youth, high school and recreational levels; the Twin Cities is a strong hockey region with rinks and leagues throughout the area.

High school and college football are widely followed, and the professional NFL team (Minnesota Vikings) draws regional interest.

Local leagues and summer recreational play are common; the Minnesota Twins are the professional MLB team based nearby.

Growing participation in club and recreational soccer and lacrosse for youth and adults.