Get outside and visit a trail for outdoor fun and learning on 1 of 7 Born Learning Trails in the Quad Cities! Born Learning Trails are fun, physical learning activities designed for parents or caregivers to play with young children, ages 0 to 5.

An easy 0.3 mile path around the lagoon at Butterworth Park in East Moline, Illinois.

The Camden Park trails feature short walking paths perfect for any skill level. A Born Learning trail is also located within the park, along with numerous recreational facilities.

Campbell's Island Slough can be a nice backwater for beginners and novice paddlers. There are a lot of ducks, geese, and cranes to see in this area of the river.

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

The Cedar River Water Trail is a paddling trail that runs through Muscatine County. The water trail is 29.5 miles in length and offers a unique way to explore the county.

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.

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.

Credit Island Lagoon offers paddlers calm waters for a perfect urban getaway.

Once the site of a battle during the War of 1812, Credit Island Park is a 420 acre park in southwest Davenport located alongside the Mississippi River and is a fat biking paradise.