How many paved trails are near Cedar Falls?

We list 18 paved trails within 30 miles of Cedar Falls, Iowa. This page shows the 30 closest.

What is the longest paved trail near Cedar Falls?

Rolling Prarie Trail is the longest on this page at about 44 miles, 49 miles from Cedar Falls.

Are there dog-friendly trails near Cedar Falls?

Yes. Map data lists 1 trail on this page as open to dogs, including Cedar Bend Interpretive Trail. Most trails have no dog rule in our data yet, so check signs at the trailhead.

Paved trails near Cedar Falls, IA

18 paved trails within 30 miles of Cedar Falls. Tap a trail for its map, trailhead and directions.

All trails Hiking trails (21) Walking trails (21) Bike trails (34) Mountain bike trails (16) Paved trails (18) Horse trails (9) Dog-friendly trails (4)

Cedar Prairie Trail

0.8 mi away

13 mi long · Easy · Cedar Falls

Biking Paved

Cedar Valley Lakes Trail

1.6 mi away

16 mi long · Easy · Cedar Falls

Biking Paved

Greenhill Trail

2.0 mi away

4.8 mi long · Easy · Cedar Falls

Biking Paved

South Riverside Trail

3.4 mi away

2.1 mi long · Easy · Waterloo

Biking Paved

Sergeant Road Trail

4.6 mi away

3.5 mi long · Easy · Waterloo

Biking Paved

Cedar Valley Nature Trail - Evansdale to Gilbertville

8.8 mi away

6.2 mi long · Easy · Evansdale

Biking Paved

Shaulis Road Trail

9.0 mi away

6.2 mi long · Easy · Waterloo

Hiking Biking Paved

Evansdale Bike Trail

9.2 mi away

2.1 mi long · Easy · City of Evansdale

Hiking Biking Paved

Gilbert Drive Sidepath

9.4 mi away

0.8 mi long · Easy · City of Evansdale

Hiking Biking Paved

Denver Fork Bike Trail

12 mi away

1.8 mi long · Easy · Denver

Hiking Biking Paved

Waverly Rail Trail

13 mi away

13 mi long · Easy · Waverly

Hiking Biking Paved Rail trail

Cedar Valley Nature Trail - Gilbertville to La Porte City

14 mi away

7.6 mi long · Easy · La Porte City

Biking Paved

Cedar Bend Interpretive Trail

16 mi away

1.1 mi long · Easy · Dogs allowed · Waverly

Hiking Biking Horses Paved Dogs allowed

Cedar Valley Nature Trail - La Porte City to Brandon

20 mi away

10 mi long · Easy · La Porte City

Biking Paved

Pioneer Trail

20 mi away

10 mi long · Easy · Grundy Center

Hiking Biking Paved

Cedar Valley Nature Trail - Brandon to Urbana

27 mi away

9.1 mi long · Easy · Urbana

Biking Paved

American Trotter Trail

28 mi away

0.8 mi long · Easy · Independence

Hiking Biking Paved

Freedom Trail

28 mi away

1.8 mi long · Easy · Independence

Hiking Biking Paved

River's Edge Trail

33 mi away

5.0 mi long · Easy · Eldora

Hiking Biking Paved

Pine Lake Recreation Trail

34 mi away

2.4 mi long · Easy · Eldora

Hiking Biking Paved

Cedar Valley Nature Trail - Urbana to Center Point

36 mi away

6.1 mi long · Easy · Center Point

Biking Paved

TRIBE Trail - Industrial Park

37 mi away

0.6 mi long · Easy · New Hampton

Hiking Biking Paved

Cedar Valley Nature Trail - Center Point to Robins

41 mi away

11 mi long · Easy · Robins

Biking Paved

Rolling Prarie Trail

49 mi away

44 mi long · Easy · Allison

Hiking Biking Paved

Cedar Valley Nature Trail - Robins to Cedar Rapids

51 mi away

8.3 mi long · Easy · Cedar Rapids

Hiking Biking Paved

Morgan Creek Trail

51 mi away

3.2 mi long · Easy · Fairfax

Hiking Biking Paved

Edgewood Trail

52 mi away

2.6 mi long · Easy · Hiawatha

Hiking Biking Paved

Wapsipinicon Trail

52 mi away

5.3 mi long · Easy · Central City

Hiking Biking Paved

Ellis Trail

52 mi away

3.1 mi long · Easy · Cedar Rapids

Hiking Biking Paved

American Discovery Trail

53 mi away

21 mi long · Easy · Cedar Rapids

Biking Paved

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Common questions

How many paved trails are near Cedar Falls?: We list 18 paved trails within 30 miles of Cedar Falls, Iowa. This page shows the 30 closest.
What is the longest paved trail near Cedar Falls?: Rolling Prarie Trail is the longest on this page at about 44 miles, 49 miles from Cedar Falls.
Are there dog-friendly trails near Cedar Falls?: Yes. Map data lists 1 trail on this page as open to dogs, including Cedar Bend Interpretive Trail. Most trails have no dog rule in our data yet, so check signs at the trailhead.