Mississippi Gateway Regional Park is undergoing a redesign including new trails, a Gateway Center, and various outdoor activity spaces. Construction has caused West River Road to close temporarily.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is considering relocating the Bde Maka Ska boat launch and sailing center, seeking public feedback through an online survey and an upcoming open house.

St. Louis Park residents can buy up to three trees for $35 each from the city's fall tree sale to restore the local tree canopy. Various species are offered, with pickups on Sept. 28 and 30 at the Municipal Service Center.

Scott County invites those over 50 to enjoy a canoeing event at Cleary Lake Regional Park, with guidance provided and equipment supplied, requiring prior experience and reservation by September 20.

Doyle-Kennefick Regional Park hosts a free "Wildflower Walk" on September 24, offering adults a 2.5-mile guided hike with exercise and mindfulness amid autumn blooms.

Doyle-Kennefick Park offers a geocaching event with technology for families on September 28, including GPS treasure hunting and nature education, for a fee with required reservation.

Doyle-Kennefick Regional Park offers Nordic walking with instructors on Sep 23; reservation required, equipment provided for $6. Call 763-559-6700 to book.

Cleary Lake Regional Park is hosting a family canoeing event on September 22, with instructors, equipment provided, and a group discount available. Reservations required two days in advance.

Duluth Parks and Recreation now provides track wheelchair rentals for visitors with mobility issues, supported by a grant, making previously inaccessible trails navigable.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announced plans to restore Bluff Street Park's riverfront to its native prairie state over three years, including soil decompaction and invasive species removal.

Wright County is seeking bids from qualified tree removal contractors for work in Otsego, Beebee Lake, and Clearwater/Pleasant County Parks before October 7 at 2 p.m.

St. Louis Park reflects on a summer of park activities and community engagement, inviting residents to share their memories and pictures via a Facebook post.

Saint Paul voters approved an additional 1% sales tax to fund $246 million in improvements to local parks, including new athletic facilities, play areas, and green spaces like Pedro Park, as well as cultural projects like the Wakan Tipi Center.