Jogger on Midtown Greenway, Minneapolis, After Rain

Midtown Greenway Jogger in June 2024
Midtown Greenway Jogger in June 2024.

A lone jogger uses the Midtown Greenway in Minneapolis after a rain shower. This 5.7-mile paved trail follows the path of a former railroad line, converted into a public corridor in the late 1990s. The Greenway serves as a vital artery for non-motorized transportation and recreation, connecting diverse neighborhoods across South Minneapolis.

Photo taken in June 2024.

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