Hiking in Bluff Country
Get outside and enjoy nature!
There are a variety of trails to enjoy hiking, bird watching, wildlife, and some great views!
Minnesota Trails
- Lost Creek Hiking Trail
Chatfield - Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
Lanesboro - Norwegian Ridge Birding and Nature Trails
Spring Grove - Forestville/Mystery Cave State Park
Preston - Beaver Creek Valley State Park
Caledonia - Frontenac State Park
Red Wing - Sorins Bluff Trail Head
Red Wing - Great River Bluffs State Park
Winona - Eagles Bluff Park
La Crescent
Iowa Trails
- Palisades Park
Decorah - Phelps Park
Decorah - River Trail
Decorah - Barbara Barnhart Van Peenen Memorial Park
Decorah - Dunning’s Springs
Decorah - Carlson Park
Decorah - Ice Cave State Preserve
Decorah - Effigy Mounds
Harpers Ferry - Mount Hosmer City Park
Lansing - Mar-Mac Human Powered Trails
Marquette - Pikes Peak State Park
McGregor
Wisconsin Trails
- Grandad Bluff
La Crosse - Perrot State Park
Trempealeau - Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge
Trempealeau - Brady’s Bluff Prairie
Trempealeau - Buena Vista Park
Alma - Mossy Hollow Hiking Trails
Alma - Thrive! Park
Nelson - Maiden Rock Bluff State Natural Area
Pepin
Hiking Services & Information
Experience the thrill of Eagle Bluff's Treetops High Ropes Challenge Course! With obstacles ranging from 2 to 30 feet, this outdoor adventure course is perfect for all ages and abilities. No experience needed—just bring your sense of adventure!
Local Events: Enjoy car shows, riverfront festivals and lively seasonal markets.
Nelson Dewey State Park: Check out the breathtaking overlooks and scenic hiking trails.
Cassville Ferry: Ride one of the last operating ferries on the Mississippi River.
Outdoor Recreation: Fish, boat, birdwatch or camp along the majestic Mississippi.
Small-Town Charm: Stroll through friendly shops and cozy cafes that make Cassville feel like home.
Stonefield Historic Site: Step back in time and explore Wisconsin's rich agricultural heritage.
Explore the trails towering over the Mighty Mississippi. Cruise along our 3 scenic byways. A designated bicycle-friendly community, we have routes that fit your needs, from easy to challenging. Taste your way through the many apple orchards that dot our landscape. Finish you amazing day at one of our restaurants or shops. Come to Applefest in September.
Natural unpaved trail. Lost Creek Hiking Trail is about 6.5 miles long one way. It is located west of Chatfield with parking access at Groen Park Trailhead (Co. Rd. 2) and at the Ninebark Road Trailhead (Co. Rd. 101). Hiking & Snowshoe only.