Many of Iowa’s state parks are well-known for their natural beauty and exciting hiking trails – and that means that would-be explorers may have a lot of company when hiking! For those who want to go off the beaten path, a small park in Solon might be just the ticket. Sugar Bottom Recreation Area, located on the banks of the Iowa River and not far from Coralville lake, features a seven-mile hike that is ideal for adventurous types. This hidden trail in Iowa is considered a moderate hike and is full of surprises that anyone who braves the hike will delight in. This hike is accessible in all seasons, so there is no reason not to strap on your hiking boots and explore Sugar Bottom Trail!

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Have you visited Sugar Bottom Trail in the recreation area of the same name? Tell us your favorite parts of this hidden trail in Iowa in the comments section. If you’re planning a visit, make sure to visit the official government website for more details on the area. For another natural haven you might have all to yourself, check out this magical hidden lake.

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