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Indian Creek Nature Center is a beautiful green space with several miles of trails, a nature playscape, and some bird watching areas. The trails have a mix of easy, flat dirts roads and some trails geared more towards mountain bikes.

The Tree of Five Seasons monument is a symbol of the city's resilience. It is made of five steel pillars, together in the shape of a tree, representing spring, summer, fall, winter, and the fifth season, which is a symbol of Cedar Rapids ability to adapt and thrive. Built in 1976 to commemorate the city's recovery from a devastating flood, it is a beloved landmark of the community.

This is a great place to cross the Cedar River. The 16th Avenue Bridge (Bridge of Lions) is a locally renowned bridge that is open to cars, bikes, and pedestrians. You can visit the Czech side and the Slovak side of the town via this bridge. Both sides of the town are interesting, with plenty of shopping and eating places. The best thing for the cyclist, however, is that the views over the Cedar River from here are superb, especially upstream.

West Finger Lake along the Cedar Valley Nature Trail showcases nature's beauty with its serene waters reflecting the surrounding landscape. Lined by lush greenery, the trail offers scenic views of the lake and its tranquil surroundings, providing a peaceful and appealing experience for hikers and cyclists.

Cedar Lake is a distinctive body of water, bordered by the Union Pacific Rail Yard on one side and the interstate on the other. It remains hidden from view until you reach the Cedar Lake Trail. Despite its urban surroundings, this lake serves as a pleasant escape. The southeast shore features the Cedar Lake Trail, providing nice views over the water and open to pedestrians, joggers, and cyclists.

Prairie Park is known mostly as a spot for fishing, ice fishing, and water recreation. The park has a large pond known as Prairie Park Fishery and runs parallel to the Cedar River. There is a paved path that travels across most of the park's land.

The Sac and Fox Trail is a 7.2-mile crushed limestone trail that follows the Cedar River. This trail is the oldest National Recreation Trail in the state of Iowa.

Cedar Valley Nature Trail is a 52-mile trail from Cedar Rapids to Waterloo. The trail is paved and moves through a variety of scenery, including woodlands, grassland and along the Cedar River.