Wabash Trace Nature Trail
The Wabash Trace Nature Trail is one of Iowa's premier trails. Stretching more than 62 miles through southwest Iowa, the Wabash Trace is a converted railroad right-of-way that runs from Council Bluffs on the north to Blanchard on the Iowa/Missouri border.
Accessible from the numerous towns the trail passes through, the Wabash Trace offers a journey through the scenic Iowa countryside.
From wide-open farm fields flowing with nature's abundant harvest to the picturesque Loess Hills of western Iowa, visitors to the Wabash Trace will find their journey on the trail a memorable experience.
Biking, hiking and cross-country skiing are some of the great ways to experience the Wabash Trace.
Accessible from the numerous towns the trail passes through, the Wabash Trace offers a journey through the scenic Iowa countryside.
From wide-open farm fields flowing with nature's abundant harvest to the picturesque Loess Hills of western Iowa, visitors to the Wabash Trace will find their journey on the trail a memorable experience.
Biking, hiking and cross-country skiing are some of the great ways to experience the Wabash Trace.
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TRAIL USES: Biking, Hiking, Cross-Country Skiing, Nature Observation
LENGTH: 62 miles
SURFACE: Concrete/Crushed Limestone
LENGTH: 62 miles
SURFACE: Concrete/Crushed Limestone
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