Enjoy this section of the Rock River National Water Trail as the river flows from through Henry and Rock Island Counties into the Mississippi, in the heart of the Quad Cities. Multiple access points allow you to experience the river for a few hours or as a longer journey.

A 305-acre preserve in southwest Davenport that is home to a wide variety of wildlife and an education center.

On an island near Lock and Dam 14 on the Mississippi River, this short loop trail offers a pleasant walk through the woods, with excellent opportunities for bird-watching.

Just outside of Port Byron, Dorrance Forest Preserve now offers mountain biking in addition to hiking trails.

This 100-acre park in Muscatine is a natural area in an urban environment. Walking trails, fishing ponds, and the Environmental Learning Center invite people of all ages to come and explore nature. The park is a reclaimed farmstead that includes wooded hillsides, a reconstructed prairie, small streams, two fishing ponds, and the Muscatine Arboretum.

This multi-use trail follows Elmore Avenue between the Cross Creek Apartments and Rhythm City Casino.

Over 10 miles of paved trails connecting parks, neighborhoods, and the riverfront.

The 435-acre Deep Lakes Park was formerly a sand and gravel quarry. The pits have been filled with water and now paddlers can traverse the 120 acres of clear water lakes. Numerous launch points offer paddlers access to multiple lakes within the park.

This trail is a short connector on the north and west sides of the Muscatine Power & Water property.