This paddle offers great views of the Iowa and Illinois shorelines.

This area of water is a safe place to practice your canoe or kayak paddling.

This paddle offers great views of the Iowa and Illinois valley particularly during the fall with the changing color of tree foliage. A river crossing is required; strong current possible.

Casual upstream trip along the shoreline of the Mississippi River has moderate current. Exceptional views of the river to Princeton Beach where paddlers can stop for a picnic and swim.

The 176-acre recreation area has various walking and hiking trails ideal for observing a unique natural setting in Iowa.

This 435-acre former sand and gravel quarry features over 120 acres of clear water lakes. Located within the park, there is a 1.4 mile paved walking and biking trail, and a 0.6 mile primitive trail.

The Hoover Nature Trail is a segment of the American Discovery Trail and is a developing trail being built along a former Rock Island and Pacific Railroad right-of-way. There are various surfaces including paved and crushed limestone. This trail will accommodate runners, walkers, and bikers at various points.

There are a series of mowed trails, including a bridge across Pike Run, in this rugged area that includes wetlands and woodlands.

The West Side Trail provides a trail connection to numerous regional parks, including Discovery Park, Kent Stein Park, and Deep Lakes Park. Portions of the trail are segments of either or both the Mississippi River Trail and American Discovery Trail.

The Cedar Street Sidepath offers an urban trail connection between Muscatine High School and the medical facility at Parham Street. The trail is relatively flat and connects numerous neighborhoods along the corridor.