Iowa is full of fascinating geographic wonders – like the breathtaking Loess Hills and regions full of Karst Topography. One particular spot gets people talking though – because you’ll need to bring a coat, even if you’re hiking on a 100-degree day! Of course, I’m talking about the Decorah Ice Cave.

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Have you visited the Decorah Ice Cave? If so, let us know in the comments below. We love to hear your firsthand accounts of these unique experiences.

While you’re there, stop by the charming town itself – after all, it is the Most Beautiful Town In Iowa.

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Hiking In Iowa

Where can I hike in Iowa?

Iowa is a state positively bursting with natural beauty. There’s so much to see, you may just want to move here! But for now, let’s start with some accessible hikes through the beautiful natural landscape of the region. Check out these amazing hikes in Iowa after you’ve visited this cool (see what we did there?) ice cave.

  • Brown’s Woods Trail
  • Horseshoe Bluff Nature Trail
  • Maquoketa Caves Loop
  • Cedar Cliff Trail
  • Kruidenier Trail around Gray's Lake
  • Dozer Cut and Fox Run Ridge Trail
  • Brent’s Trail Extension
  • Preparation Canyon Overnight Route
  • Paint Creek Unit Loop
  • Squire Shore, Weasel Run, Mushroom Forest Trail
  • West Lake and East Lake Trail Loop
  • High Trestle Trail
  • Carlson Park
  • Lake Meyer Trail
  • Cedar River Crossing Conservation Area Loop
  • Sycamore Trail
  • Bill Riley Trail
  • Fort Des Moines Park Nature Trail

 

Where can I visit hot springs in Iowa?

Nothing feels quite as good as a soak in some natural hot springs. There aren’t many in Iowa but you can find some cool springs with a little hunting. Check out these hot springs in Iowa after spending a glorious day hiking the trails or hanging out with the family.

  • Richmond Springs

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