In St. Paul, just across the street from downtown, Harriet Island Regional Park offers a beautiful recreational space along the Mississippi River. In short, the River Bend Trail offers scenic views of the Minnesota River and its tributaries, as well as the city of Minneapolis. The Swedish Immigrant Trail was developed in the early 1970s as part of a multi-year project by the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (MNDNR). The trail passes through a variety of habitats and passes through wetlands, grasslands and forests over a total length of 2 km.

Richfield is a small town with a population of just over 1,000 in the city of Richfield, Minnesota. It borders the Minnesota River, the Mississippi River and the St. Paul River to the west and borders the cities of Minneapolis, St. Paul and Duluth as well as the state of Minnesota, the second largest city in the country.

On the south side of the city, 76th and 77th Streets cut through, serving as an alternative to Interstate 494 and the runways nearby. This road effectively serves as the access road to Highway 77, and it is the only road where traffic can jog along the river, where it is connected to the St. Paul River and the Mississippi River, thus acting as the "access road" to Highway 77.

Interstate 494 connects Richfield with the airport and Mall of America to the east, and the highway connects the city with Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport on the west side of the Mississippi River and the Minnesota State University campus to the south.

The main exit to Richfield is at 66th Street, but there are a few stops where buses leave from the Interstate at the southern end of Richfields. There are also smaller streets that eventually lead to 73rd Street and there is also a small parking lot on the west side of the highway near the Mall of America and Minnesota State University.

There are two main streets in Richfield, Washington Avenue and St. Paul Avenue, and there is a small parking lot on the west side of the highway near the Mall of America and Minnesota State University.

The road leads south from Brooklyn Park to Brooklyn Center, and the Shingle Creek Regional Trail branched off from the Rush Creek Regional Trail on Noble Parkway. The Twin Lakes Regional Trail offers easy commuting between Brooklyn Center and Robbinsdale, as well as access to the Minnesota State University campus and St. Paul.

Richfield and nearby suburban hotels are not as upscale or good as those in Minneapolis, but staying in Richfield is within easy reach. The village offers many amenities for travelers who appreciate the small pleasures of life, such as a spa, restaurant and outdoor pool.

The Westin Edina Galleria is a refined choice with a wall-mounted flat-screen TV and inviting plush linens. The TV offers movies and cable channels, and Wi-Fi is free, but it is self-serve. The hotel amenities, such as the pool, spa and outdoor pool, are simple and modern, along with wall-mounted flat-screen TVs for sleeping, a pool table and a pool terrace.

Route 535 is a weekday - limited - stop that runs from downtown Minneapolis via Richfield to Bloomington. The route starts at the intersection of Minnesota Avenue and Minnesota Street in downtown Minneapolis and continues to 66th Street. From the west, it is an important north-south artery, with three junctions with stops in Edina, St. Louis Park and the city of Minneapolis.

The southbound bus that serves the Penn branch is branded Route 4P, while the 5L bus that comes from Minneapolis is called Route 5L. Buses heading south to Penn Branch: The southbound bus operated by the Lyndales branch is called "Route 4L," which is used by those from Minneapolis, and the northbound bus service by the Lyndale branch has been called "Route 4A."

The bus traveling south from Minneapolis is called "Route 5E," which ends at the intersection of the Lyndale branch and the Penn branch on 5th Street. The 5A and 5B buses do not run to Richfields at all and end at a different junction to the 5L northbound buses. Coming from Minnesota: The buses that run south to Richfield are known as Route 5F, which ends in the parking lot of St. Paul Public Schools at 6th Avenue and Penn Street, but not at another intersection. Buses with the brands "5A" or "FiveB" do not operate in Allentown.

Allentown is conveniently located off Interstate 494, with a bus stop at the intersection of 5th Street and Penn Street and a parking lot in front of St. Paul Public Schools on Penn Avenue.

The first post office was called Harmony, which was so named because the Maine postmaster James A. Dunsmoor named his house after him. Harmony and then called it Richfield from 1863 - 97. Edina founded her own parish in 1888, and a division approved later on 5 April 1889 gave birth to the village of Edina. The division of Richfields in 1886 created a village, St. Louis Park, but a second post office was established in the Richfields Center from 1892-97, which remained in Richfields until 1903. In 1905 Fort Snelling seized the section east of 34th Avenue, in 1941 a section from East Richland went to Minneapolis - Saint Paul International Airport, and Wold Chamberlain Field, the city airport, separated the villages in 1955.