Trail Tuesday: Wabash Trace Nature Trail
Posted on October 21, 2014 at 10:00 AM by Taylor Eisenhauer
Every Tuesday, look for a new featured trail story on our blog – part of our new “Trail Tuesday” series. This will be a way for you to learn about all the different trails we have to offer on our Iowa By Trail app. If you like what you read you can download the app and go explore! For any questions on these trails, email ibt@inhf.org.
This week’s featured trail is Wabash Trace Nature Trail.
This 63 mile trail runs through the northern part of the Loess Hills, a geological formation found to this great extent only in Iowa and China. Guests often pass under arched trees, a reconstructed prairie and see wildlife and native plants that are unique to this region.
Cities traveled through:
- Council Bluffs
- Mineola
- Silver City
- Malvern
- Imogene
- Shenandoah
- Coin
- Blanchard
This trail is opened year around and cost $1.00/day or $10.00/year, passes are available at trailheads and some local businesses.
Fast Four (Points of Interest):
- Malvern Public Library – Open Monday through Saturday to help with tutoring, find a class book, check-out a movie and more!
- Fairview Country Club – 9 hole golf course in Malvern.
- Tobey Jack’s Mineola Steakhouse – Stop in for a nice beverage or a meal after visiting the Wabash Trail.
- Silver City Public Library - Come further your education and research or use it for some leisure time.
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