Minnehaha Falls - A Minnesota Gem

There are many scenic spots along the Mississippi River between St. Paul and Minneapolis, but the most popular is Minnehaha Falls. The earliest non-Native American visitors arrived around 1819, when a group of soldiers were sent to construct Fort Snelling. Charlotte Van Cleve arrived with these soldiers, and considered the falls her favorite spot. Over the years, numerous painters and photographers have recorded countless images of Minnehaha Falls. In 1889, it became a park, protecting it for future generations. The history and beauty of the location are still appreciated by millions of visitors annually.
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[@hankfrankly7240]

Thank you for the wealth of knowledge I obtained from watching your video. I will save it and watch it again.

[@MNBricks]

Thank you! Glad you liked it.

[@sparkplug5481]

Another excellent video

[@gluek333]

i spent my youth here, 1960s/70s a short bicycle ride from lake Amelia (lake Nokomis). cant walk behind the falls anymoe but did so many times as a kid.

[@KyleThill]

It is always fascinating to see other water falls that to some extent share the same features as the falls here in Jordan. More so when they're running quick with the spring thaws. th-cam.com/video/FCeDoGeofoc/w-d-xo.html

[@atomicwedgie8176]

Minnehaha- Where midgets go to learn to laugh.

[@diegomontoya796]

Go to the stone arch next time they do the draw down to check the locke. 2 years maybe.