 According to an account written in 1852, passengers disembarked at Minneapolis or St. Paul and "[from there traveled by] stagecoach for what was called the 'grand tour.' It consisted of a drive from St. Paul to St. Anthony, then out to Lakes Harriet and Calhoun, thence to the Minnehaha Falls and Fort Snelling, and by the Spring Cave [probably" Fountain Cave "] to St. Paul, arriving in time for the visitors, if in haste, to return with the boat down the river."
