Difference between revisions of "CITCONNorthAmerica2009SocialPlanning"
(updated runs) |
|||
Line 28: | Line 28: | ||
Minnesota Children's Museum | Minnesota Children's Museum | ||
− | == Where to | + | == Where to Run == |
− | |||
Between the river, parks and lakes, Minneapolis has many beautiful places to run. Circuits of Cedar Lake, Lake of the Isles, Lake Calhoun, and Lake Harriet are popular, either one lake or a combination of more than one. There are trails along the much length of the Mississippi River in the city, along Minnehaha Creek, and in other lakes and parks in the city. | Between the river, parks and lakes, Minneapolis has many beautiful places to run. Circuits of Cedar Lake, Lake of the Isles, Lake Calhoun, and Lake Harriet are popular, either one lake or a combination of more than one. There are trails along the much length of the Mississippi River in the city, along Minnehaha Creek, and in other lakes and parks in the city. | ||
− | http://www. | + | |
− | + | A great route from the Holiday Inn or Conference Center can be seen here: http://www.run.com/showroute.asp?map=696745 Although the route is 6 miles, you can easily cross the river at any time to cut out distance. | |
− | http://www. | + | |
− | http://www. | + | Other good routes can be found at [[http://www.mapmyrun.com/find-run/united-states/mn/minneapolis mapmyrun.com]] |
+ | |||
+ | If you need ideas then tweet to [[http://www.twitter.com/HamletDRC @HamletDRC]] | ||
== Todo == | == Todo == | ||
Make program insert | Make program insert |
Revision as of 17:29, 18 April 2009
Twitter Details
CITCON social events will be tweeted on @citcon_social (http://twitter.com/citcon_social)
The unoffical CITCON hashtag is #citcon. Get Tweeting! http://hashtags.org/search?q=citcon&page=1
CITCON 2009 North America Social Director Planning Page
Where to eat and Where to drink on Google Maps:
Where to go
http://www.minneapolis.org/ Minneapolis Institute of Arts Walker Art Center Minneapolis Sculpture Garden Weisman Art Museum Mill City Museum Minnehaha Falls Stone Arch Bridge Bakken Library & Museum Bell Museum of Natural History Museum of Russian Art Science Museum of Minnesota Como Zoo Minneapolis Planetarium Museum of Questionable Medical Devices Minnesota Children's Museum
Where to Run
Between the river, parks and lakes, Minneapolis has many beautiful places to run. Circuits of Cedar Lake, Lake of the Isles, Lake Calhoun, and Lake Harriet are popular, either one lake or a combination of more than one. There are trails along the much length of the Mississippi River in the city, along Minnehaha Creek, and in other lakes and parks in the city.
A great route from the Holiday Inn or Conference Center can be seen here: http://www.run.com/showroute.asp?map=696745 Although the route is 6 miles, you can easily cross the river at any time to cut out distance.
Other good routes can be found at [mapmyrun.com]
If you need ideas then tweet to [@HamletDRC]
Todo
Make program insert