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Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board : MPRB Begins Major Regional Trails Repair Project This Week

This week, contractors for the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) begin major repairs on bike trails in regional parks and alo ...

2021-09-20

This week, contractors for the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) begin major repairs on bike trails in regional parks and along parkways throughout Minneapolis.

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In the coming month, 8.2 miles of trails will be resurfaced at 8 locations, beginning with trails in and near the Chain of Lakes Regional Park and along St. Anthony Parkway (see list of locations below). The project is part of MPRB’s ongoing work to improve existing park and trail facilities and extend their life span.

At most locations, repairs are expected to take between two and four days, barring delays. Work includes filling cracks and adding a layer of seal coating for a smoother and more durable trail surface.

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Public impacts

During the project, individual bike trail segments will be closed and detour signs will be posted.

MPRB will send project updates as repairs are completed at each location and trail closure dates for other locations are confirmed.

Trail repair locations

Note: This project includes ONLY bike trails at the following locations, except for Victory Memorial Drive, which has a shared bike/walk trail whose entire 12-foot span will be repaired.
Visit the project page for maps of the following locations.

      • Cedar Lake – west side
      • Lake of the Isles – north side
      • Dean Parkway (connector trail for Cedar Lake/Bde Maka Ska)
      • Bde Maka Ska – west side
      • St. Anthony Parkway – within Columbia Golf Course
      • Victory Memorial Drive (shared bike/walk trail)
      • Webber Parkway
      • Lake Nokomis – east side

More information

Visit the Minneapolis Regional Trails Repair project page

Subscribe to the MPRB Trails topic for project updates


This press release was produced by the Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board. The views expressed here are the author’s own.