Minneapolis, Minnesota: The Minnehaha Bunny
A lifelike, oversized bronze bunny lounges along a trail in a parkway median. A favorite stop for children and bunny-worshippers, who leave offerings.
- Address:
- E. Minnehaha Creek Pkwy, Minneapolis, MN
- Directions:
- South side of the city. In the median of E. Minnehaha Creek Pkwy just east of its intersection with Portland Ave.
- Admission:
- Free
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A larger-than life-rabbit statue along the East Minnehaha Parkway, along the bike trail and near the road. Stop by and sit for a photo op. The whole of Minnehaha Parkway is a nice drive or bike ride as the five-mile ribbon-like creek and park travels through south Minneapolis. Start at Lake Harriet and end up at Minnehaha Falls.
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Sculpted by Jeffrey Barber in 2002, the big bronze bunny's official name is "Cottontail on the Trail," but everyone else calls it The Minnehaha Bunny. Offerings of craft-made baby bunnies and Easter eggs are usually left at the statue in early Spring. March 2015: Photo added.