Fenway Park, Boston 5. Dodd Stadium, Norwich, CT 6. Dutchess Stadium, Fishkill, NY 7. Frawley Stadium, Wilmington, DE 9. The field isn't exactly built into a mountain, but it's close.
Center field is dominated by a crag of sorts, making the park picturesque.
The Mississippi River flows by just a few yards beyond the rightfield fence, and watching the boats, barges, and casinos can be hypnotic. Add the graceful arches of the Centennial Bridge spanning the river right next to the first base side of the stadium, and you really have one of the most beautiful settings in baseball. A gorgeous view of the Wasatch Mountains right over the outfield fence. Since the seating area is sunken beneath ground level, this stadium offers a terrific, unobstructed view of the downtown skyline over the outfield fence. For a big-league park with a real sense of place, you can't beat Wrigley.