달라스 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A small park behind the police station. It links up to a historic mine entrance and a parking lot for people to hop on the trail next to the bridge. There are a lot of stairs, so try the other side of the bridge instead if needed. the park features some equipment for children, a gazebo, and water hydrant. But be careful, it's a gusher.

Bike maintenance area (including tools and air pump) and shelter right next to viewing area.

The Woodward Trailhead is part of the High Trestle Trail (HTT) that links to several multi-use pathways throughout central Iowa. Woodward boasts an adorable street sign to promote local businesses, restrooms, water fountains, parking lot, swing sets, a free little library, and a “story time” segment along the trail sponsored by the local library.

Very interesting and interactive displays.

The High Trestle Trail Bridge is one of the most well-known rail to trail art installations. It's 130 feet tall and wrapped in 43 twisting steel ribs that are lined with LED lights.

A converted portion of an early-1900s-era railroad bridge overlooks the modern bridge, the Des Moines River, and the surrounding farmland. There are restrooms nearby.

The High Trestle Trail Bridge crosses the Des Moines River and is known for its distinctive architecture. There is a covered picnic shelter located at the east end of the bridge.

The High Trestle Trail Bridge is a 1/2 mile long, 13-story high bridge that spans the Des Moines River Valley. It is one of the largest trail bridges in the world. This bridge has received many awards and was listed as one of the BBC's "eight amazing footbridges" in 2015 (https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20150401-eight-amazing-footbridges)