Indian Mounds Park

I love this place e is so peaceful Perfect to come late and take your time and chill

The park is fairly quiet in the evening. Catch the sun setting, it's gorgeous. It's the perfect sunset stroll if you're looking for a picture op.

awesome place and relaxing so romantic This is the place when you have a lot of stress or anxiety or something in your life that is not control of this is the spot we can go pray to relax

Ever since my first trip up to this park I have been amazed and enjoyed the views that it offers. It arguably has the best views of St Paul and is a great vantage point. There is amble parking along for this park (even if occasionally there are a few creepy looking characters hanging around). I often see people taking photographs up here which really is no surprise given the views and easily accessible location. Summer or winter this place looks impressive. It can get a little windy but it is so worth if for the views and a quiet place to relax. Combine this with the historical and cultural background of the area and it makes for a place you gotta check out!

Absolutely gorgeous views from this park. This is a park I would take visitors to so they can see how beautiful St. Paul is.

It amazes me that burial grounds exist so close to downtown.These six little mounds are a couple thousand years old, and sit atop a nice bluff. You can tell a lot about a people by how they treat their dead. I think there were more, but early settlers didn't know what the F was up and leveled several of them before figuring it out.What a peaceful place to snow shoe and take in the views of the river and the skyline of St. Paul and the regional airport (whose plows were active on the runways, their beeps could be heard from where we were) and the massive train yard down by the river is fun to watch.Can't wait to come back in the summer with bikes and take in the greenery.

I have: walked, run, played tennis, taken photos, and taught my other half to drive a standard in this park. Those little mounds are freaky, but I'm glad the city had the good sense to commemorate the piece of history.The tennis courts hardly ever get used and you don't have to pay to use them (save for knee pain, you always pay in that department).I frequently walk through here and imagine what it would be like to live in one of those little houses that looks out at the city.Some day.

Gorgeous views of the city provided the weather is agreeable. Benches all around to enjoy a nice picnic while drinking in the sites of the city. Great for photoshoots too.

I remember coming here since I was young I still constantly am stopping by its a amazing view of downtown saint paul from the top of the bluffs overall one of my favorite things about the eastside!