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The Cedar Valley Trails system offers more than 130 miles of connected paved recreational trails throughout Cedar Falls and the surrounding region. The network connects visitors to downtown districts, parks, breweries, restaurants, riverfront areas, natural spaces, and neighboring communities, making it one of the area’s defining outdoor experiences.

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Visitors can bike, walk, or run through scenic river corridors, wooded areas, college-town neighborhoods, and community gathering spaces while enjoying an easy and accessible way to explore the region. Cedar Falls was Iowa’s first designated Trails Town, and the trail system plays a major role in the city’s outdoor culture.

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Whether planning a long-distance bike ride, a casual evening walk, or a weekend trail adventure, the Cedar Valley Trails create an easy way to experience Cedar Falls and beyond.

TRAIL LOOPS

INDIVIDUAL TRAILS

exterior a bike trail sign that says Cedar Valley Trails. Green grass, bike trail and trees in the background

Cedar Valley Trails

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The Cedar Valley Trails system features more than 130 miles of connected paved trails linking Cedar Falls with parks, riverfront areas, downtown districts, and surrounding communities.

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