WorldAtlas highlighted how Minnesota’s small towns are perfect for exploring both the state’s natural beauty and local attractions, with many offering convenient and enjoyable walking experiences. And looked at six of the most walkable towns in Minnesota, each known for charm and accessibility, one being Winona.
Winona, located along the Mississippi River and easily accessible via I-90, boasts a picturesque downtown filled with well-preserved historic buildings, including the Winona National Bank. This landmark is a notable example of Prairie School architecture, designed by George Maher in the early 1900s. A short walk from downtown leads to the Minnesota Marine Art Museum, which overlooks the river and features an extensive collection of maritime art and exhibits related to the Mississippi. For those seeking more outdoor adventures, the nearby Sugar Loaf Bluff offers hiking trails with stunning views of the river.
In Winona, visitors will find that “this walkable town is known for its attractive downtown area,” making it a great destination for a leisurely stroll.
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