A giant snail in the West End, the viaduct that puts you in the middle of Kellogg Blvd Downtown, Raspberry Island’s history and its dazzling display from Mexico and a Smith Ave. garden that sows more than food.
The Collage of Captivating, Colorful Compositions In the Chroma Zone
Passing through nearly any part of South Saint Anthony Park, you’ll notice the explosion of colorful murals. Learn about the art and the artists on this ride.
The Largest, Hardest-to-Find Park In Saint Paul
July 6, 2022 Highland Park, West End/West 7th, Downtown, Lowertown, Battle Creek 24.3 miles Below, the map of the July 6, 2022 Ride. Saint Paul is a river town. No […]
The Remarkable Garden of Miss Iris
May 10, 2022 Lexington-Hamline, Hamline-Midway, Frogtown, North End 17 miles Lexington-Hamline The practical purpose of garages — storage — means they play a secondary role to the importance, look and […]
It Began With a Tyrannosaurus
September 2, 2019 Downtown, Payne-Phalen, Railroad Island, Dayton’s Bluff 20.5 Miles In all my rides around Saint Paul, I’d never seen a dinosaur, nor had I ever expected to. That’s […]
It Looks Like the Suburbs
September 25, 2015 Macalester-Groveland, Rondo (Lexington-Hamline), Frogtown 14.8 Miles I may be a bit of an anomaly as a bike rider because I am also a “car guy.” What I […]
On the Way to Jail
June 16, 2015 – Highland Park, West End/West 7th, Downtown – 16.2 miles It was fabulous to be back on my bike. First, it had been almost two months since […]