As the Great River Trail (GRT) winds through riverfront communities and countryside, trail users will enjoy breathtaking views of the Mississippi River, abundant wildlife, and opportunities for shopping and dining.

The Centennial Park Trail is a 0.6 mile section of the Mississippi River Trail (MRT) in the Iowa Quad Cities that runs along the Mississippi River through Centennial Park in Davenport, IA. Its many attractions include a playground, ball park, and views of the picturesque Centennial Bridge.

Since its establishment in 1885, gardens and floral displays have been a tradition at this beautiful 33 acre park, inviting visitors to stroll from the Conservatory to the Stone Fountain. The park grounds are home to an extensive collection of gardens and trees, including many planted during the early 1890s.

Traversing mainly through natural areas along the river, as well as industrial lands, trail users can experience diverse scenery along the Rock Island Riverfront Trail as it culminates in exciting downtown Rock Island.

Nature enthusiasts will love this section of the GRT -- Fisherman's Corner offers an excellent view of a small aquatic marsh near Locks and Dam 14, which is home to an array of wildlife species.

Windmont Park offers around .6 miles of walking/running paths around the picturesque pond.

The Hopewell Avenue Sidepath is a quiet neighborhood path that connects walkers, runners, and bikers to Hopewell Elementary School and other local paths.

Kiwanis Park Walking Path is a 0.8 mile network of running and walking paths that run throughout Bettendorf’s Kiwanis Park.

The Lindsay Park Trail is a network of paved multi-use trails that runs throughout Lindsay Park in Davenport and connects to the 13-mile Davenport section of the Mississippi River Trail (MRT) Iowa, along the Mississippi River.

The 0.8 mile Green Valley Sports Complex Walking Path loops around the Complex’s eight softball fields and is perfect for walking or jogging. The Complex also serves as a trailhead for the 6.2 mile Kiwanis Trail.