The Lebanon Hills Greenway travels 8.5 miles through Mendota Heights, Inver Grove Heights and Eagan. The greenway will connect Lebanon Hills Regional Park to the River to River Greenway, which links to the Mississippi River and downtown St. Paul.
The project will complete final design plans for about 4.1 miles of the Lebanon Hills Greenway. This section, known as Segment 2 in the 2013 Mendota–Lebanon Hills Greenway Master Plan, runs from Highway 55 to Cliff Road.
The project will identify a preferred trail alignment in gap areas, recommend improvements to existing trail segments, and design a grade-separated crossing of Highway 55. It will also include the design of a new trail connection from the Cliff and Dodd road intersection to the Lebanon Hills Regional Park Visitor Center. Other features will include:
- Safety and accessibility improvements at local street crossings
- Connections to nearby trails, sidewalks and park facilities
- Wayfinding and interpretive signs
- Landscaping
- Additional features that follow Dakota County greenway standards
Final design, environmental review, survey work and public engagement will begin in spring 2025 and continue through spring 2026. Construction is expected to start in spring 2026. Additional updates — including opportunities for public input — will be posted as they become available.
Mendota-Lebanon Hills Display Boards
Mendota-Lebanon Hills Flyer
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Learn more and complete an online survey
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For assistance or more information
Stay up to date throughout the process by visiting this webpage. You can also contact the county's project manager if you have questions:
Tony Wotzka, Project Manager
952-891-7966
tony.wotzka@co.dakota.mn.us