The Frozen Waterfall At Union Grove State Park In Iowa Is A Must-See This Winter
Ben Jones
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Union Grove State Park is a popular place to visit in any season. There’s a swimming beach, a campground, cabins for rent, and a small lake filled with fish. In the winter, there’s one more beautiful reason to visit this tranquil park – a frozen waterfall that offers the perfect excuse for a winter hike on the park’s scenic trails. Come along as we show you why we think this is perhaps the best frozen waterfall in Iowa!
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Allow about 45 minutes to hike to the waterfall and take in the view. And be sure to wear a good pair of winter boots, as there may be snow and ice on the trail. For more information, check out the Iowa Department of Natural Resources website.
Do you know of any other mystical frozen waterfalls in Iowa? How do you like to spend winter in Iowa? We’d love to read about your experiences in the comments section below!
Looking for more beautiful Iowa waterfalls? Check out this ultimate Iowa waterfall road trip and these nine hidden Iowa waterfalls that will take your breath away.
To explore other winter hikes in and around the area, you can find some great trails by going to the AllTrails website.
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