The Minneapolis Park System is a network of parks and recreational areas in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Established in the late 19th century, it encompasses over 6,800 acres of parkland, including lakes, rivers, and trails. The system is designed to provide residents and visitors with access to nature, outdoor activities, and community events. The park system features more than 50 parks, including the popular Minnehaha Park, known for its stunning waterfall, and Lake Harriet, which offers swimming and boating opportunities. The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board manages these spaces, ensuring they remain accessible and well-maintained for public enjoyment.