The Bellevue State Park Has Many Trails Leading To Amazing Overlooks

The Bellevue State Park is a true Iowa gem in Bellevue. The public can enjoy the park and various trails in every season. Not only can hikers enjoy the beauty, but campers as well! But do you know what the best part is? The overlooks!

The Bellevue State Park has many scenic trails. Each one has unique attributes and different skill levels.

Hikers can enjoy Mother Nature and can be rewarded with an amazing view.

Well, you will actually find a spectacular view of the Mississippi River while trekking through your hike!

The Bellevue Bluff Trail is one of the trails leading to this terrific view in the State Park. This trail is an easy 1.8 mile out and back trail.

The Nelson and Dyas Units is a more moderate hike. The 3.7-mile hike is great for all seasons, but is most used from May to September.

The Meadow and Quarry Trail is a loop trail that goes for 2.4 miles. This loop is another great trail for any skill level.

No matter where you end up on your hike through Bellevue State Park you are sure to find the best views overlooking the Mississippi River! Now it’s time to tie your hiking boots and get out on the trail!

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