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This park’s main facet is the Cedar River, a fish-rich
wide body of water that winds its way through prehistoric lore-laden
central Iowa. There are many accommodation options including early century
log cabins built from native timber and stone. There also remains a
hint of old mounds erected by the primary settlers in this region.
Hiking and mountain biking around the park (and state forest) can be
interesting with the geological shifts and slightly rolling Iowa prairie
fields. A vast amount of untouched Iowa wildlife remains here, including
many wildflowers.
Float slowly along the river for excellent fishing, the park offers
several modern boat ramps for easy access. |
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