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Interesting topography highlights this geographic wonder
of a state park. Long ago, the land that is now known as Waubonsie,
was passed over by glaciers, creating crazy indentations in the slightly
fluctuating earth. These rivets and chasms now remain as interesting
hiking and biking terrain and give visitors a brief overview on the
strange powers of mother nature. Also, there are equestrian-specific
trails that flow through the park’s core.
This park is also a stop on the Lewis and Park National Trail and very
close to Forney Lake and the Riverton Wildlife Refuge, both intriguing
Iowa natural attractions.
Forty campsites provide accommodations for the adventurous. |
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