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Hennepin County in Minnesota is known for its abundance of outdoor activities, from hiking and skiing to camping and kayaking. It is a great place to explore the natural beauty of the area, with numerous parks and trails to explore. There are also plenty of cultural and historic sites to explore, from museums to historical landmarks. The county is also home to many restaurants and bars, making it a great place for dining out or just grabbing a bite after an outdoor activity. People who have visited Hennepin County often leave positive reviews praising the abundance of things to do while being surrounded by stunning visuals. Whether it's the vast forests, picturesque lakes, or vibrant cities that draw people in, visitors can find something interesting around every corner.
based on 2 ReviewsGet to know Hennepin with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Hennepin
Forward Thinking, Great Economy and Super Livable - 3/9/2018
I am not a native Minnesotan, but I have lived in the state longer than any other place that I've lived, which includes Detroit area, Washington DC, Dallas and the Milwaukee area. I have met some of my best friends here, and yes, while they have some crazy Nordic Lutefiskian ways, they are friendly and open. The "passive aggressive" is more of a cultural issue and has nothing to do with MN, but more to do with whatever northern European country their people came from. It's expensive here, but the quality of life is amazing. We left for 8 awful years in the complacent and segregated Milwaukee, WI area and couldn't wait to get back. People are more likely to compost, recycle, follow the arts, be tolerant, be involved in their community and be kind. The winters can really suck...but the summers are so incredibly amazing that one visiting may never want to leave. I hope people STOP moving here so there's more of Minnesota for those of us that love it to
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property taxes - 10/4/2017
Eye Wateringly high. 20% year over year property tax hikes in the last 2-3 years. Expect to pay around $5k a year on homes valued around $300,000. Your local school district may also like to tack on lots of levies in your city depending on where you like which will make this figure higher or
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