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Boom Island Park

Give this spacious Northeast riverfront park time for its small lighthouse, skyline outlook and waterside paths; a pedestrian bridge connects it with Nicollet Island.

Boom Island Park

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Why go

Boom Island Park has more space for a pause than the compact central riverfront stops. Its paths, river edge and skyline outlook reward a relaxed visit, while a pedestrian bridge links it to Nicollet Island for a longer walk along the east bank.

What to look for

  • Follow the riverfront path for a downtown skyline view across the Mississippi.

Useful to know

  • Allow about 50 minutes for the lighthouse, skyline view and riverfront path.
  • Use the pedestrian bridge to connect this park with Nicollet Island Park.

Your next visit

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Outdoor visit · 25–50 min

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Opening information

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America/Chicago · Oct 3, 2026 / Nov 2, 2026

Monday
06:00–22:00
Tuesday
06:00–22:00
Wednesday
06:00–22:00
Thursday
06:00–22:00
Friday
06:00–22:00
Saturday
06:00–22:00
Sunday
06:00–22:00
Official visitor information

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