Minnesota rail trails are former railway lines that have been converted to paths designed for pedestrian, bicycle, skating, equestrian, and/or light motorized traffic. Rail trails are multi-use paths offering at least pedestrians and cyclists recreational access to the routes.

• Agassiz Recreational Trail [1]
• Big Rivers Regional Trail [2]
• Blue Ox Trail
• Blufflands State Trail:
  • Harmony-Preston segment [3]
  • Root River segment [4]
• Bruce Vento Regional Trail [5]
• Cannon Valley Trail
• Cedar Lake Trail
• Central Lakes Trail [6]
• Dakota Rail Regional Trail [7]
• Douglas State Trail [8]
• Gateway State Trail [9]
• Glacial Lakes State Trail [10]
• Goodhue Pioneer State Trail
• Hardwood Creek Regional Trail [11]
• Hiawatha LRT Trail
• Heartland State Trail [12]
• Lake Wobegon Trails [13]
• Luce Line State Trail [14]
• Midtown Greenway
• Min Hi Line
• Paul Bunyan Trail [15]
• Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail [16]
• Soo Line Trail [17]
• Southwest LRT Trail [18]
• Sunrise Prairie Trail [19]
• Wapiti Trail [20]
• Willard Munger State Trail