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   TRAILS
last updated: July 15th 2010

Iowa has an over 1,400 miles of extensive, interconnected multi-use trails and leads the nation in Rail to Trail conversions. The local terrain, with rolling hills, scenic waterways, prairies, and forests, provides an excellent environment for recreational cycling, running, skating, and walking.

Iowa boasts a world-class trails system that has some of the longest paved trails in the country. Come ride Iowa's trails and experience what we have to offer.


Rules for Using Iowa's Trails
All Trail Users Bicyclists Pedestrians and Skaters
  • Show courtesy to others.
  • Use the right side of the trail except when otherwise designated.
  • Obey all traffic signs and move to the side when looking at a scenic view
  • Always pass on the left.
  • Follow all trail rules and hours.
  • Respect the rights of property owners
  • Keep pets on a leash and remove pet feces from trail
  • Travel with a buddy in case of an emergency
  • Always wear a helmet
  • Yield to pedestrians and skaters
  • Give audible warning when passing other trails users. A friendly greeting like "Hello, passing on your left", or ringing a bell is considerate
  • Ride at a safe speed. Slow down and form a single file line in congested areas, reduced visibility or other hazardous conditions.
  • Use the right side of the trail, except when otherwise designated.
  • Watch out for other trails users.
  • Listen for audible signals and allow faster trails users to pass safely.
Courtesy of the Iowa Department of Transportation (PM 85B 8-5-02)


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