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The views out over Brinker Lake here on the Cedar Valley Lakes Trail are simply stunning. The trail is a paved byway, and here it is right next to the water's edge, so the views are great. It is such a tranquil setting that the whole experience of being here is simply beautiful for the soul.

Hartman Reserve Nature Center's goal is to provide environmental education, recreation, community engagement, and to preserve the natural area around the Cedar River and Bullfrog Bayou. Open every day from sunrise to sunset, the center offers free access to exhibits and the library. There is an outdoor-accessible restroom on the south side of the building available daily during the same hours.

Castle Bluff Park is a small park with dense woods and is mostly comprised of a lake. The Trolley Car Trail passes through the southern portion of the park.

South Riverside Trail, a section of the Cedar Valley Trail System, is a paved 10-mile trail that follows the southern shore of the Cedar River from Cedar Falls to Waterloo.

Fisher Lake is a natural body of water. There is plenty of parking, nearby boat ramp, some picnic tables and kids' playground. Fishing is permitted here, and there is a bike path on the south banks of the lake that joins Wyth Road around the north banks, meaning you can do ride around the entire lake.

Big Woods Lake is at the center of Big Woods Lake Recreation Area, which includes a campground, playground, and boat ramp.

Castle Bluff Park is a small park with dense woods and is mostly comprised of a lake. The Trolley Car Trail passes through the southern portion of the park.

The Cedar River, spanning 338 miles (544 km) through both Minnesota and Iowa, is a tributary to the Iowa River, which merges with the Mississippi River. It got its name from the red cedar trees around the river. Here, the river flows around Blackwood Island, San Souci Island, and Robinson Crusoe Island.