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.

The Utica Ridge Road Sidepath serves to connect cyclists and pedestrians from Spruce Hills Drive to the Tanglefoot Lane Sidepath and points to the north in Bettendorf.

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.

Veteran's Park contains a small walking trail that is surrounded by green space and war memorials.

The Veterans Memorial Parkway Trail is a 5.74 mile multi-use path that follows Veterans Memorial Parkway in Davenport to Forest Grove Dr/Middle Rd in Bettendorf.

The Wapsi River Environmental Education Center is located along the Wapsipinicon River and has miles of trails winding through its 225 acres of upland and bottomland forests, grasslands, and wetlands. The Center has been named in the Iowa Wildlife Viewing Guide as one of 77 areas in Iowa for premium wildlife viewing.

The walking trails in Wapsie Park offer gentle, wooded surroundings and a short, flat hike.

West Lake Park is a 620-acre facility offering four lakes for fishing and/or swimming. Amenities include: hiking trails, boat dock, handicap fishing dock, beach area, paddle boat rentals, picnic facilities, playground areas, modern restrooms, and two campground areas.

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.

Wildcat Den State Park features several miles of hiking trails that explore numerous interesting natural and historical features.