Iowa Bike Guide Map Completed

Northeast Iowa boasts more than 200 miles of picturesque biking trails, spanning seven counties and catering to riders of all skill levels. This extensive network has solidified the region as a can't-miss biking destination in the Midwest, while also serving as a vital economic driver for local communities. Northeast Iowa Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D), in collaboration with the Northeast Iowa Tourism Association (NEITA), recently unveiled a comprehensive biking map featuring 28 trails across Allamakee, Buchanan, Chickasaw, Clayton, Fayette, Howard and Winneshiek counties. The folding map offers detailed information on trail length, difficulty levels, surface types, alongside amenities such as trailhead parking, fix-it stations, restrooms and water stations. Notably, the map includes a curated selection of "best ride-worthy" stops, showcasing parks, welcome centers, bike shops and other attractions located near or along the trails. This resource aims to enhance the biking experience for enthusiasts while encouraging exploration of the region's natural and cultural offerings. Available free of charge at welcome and tourism centers throughout Northeast Iowa, the bike guide is also distributed at major events and trade shows, including the Iowa State Fair. Alternatively, individuals can access the map digitally by downloading it or ordering a copy directly from the Northeast Iowa RC&D or NEITA websites.