Multi-Use Trails
Council Bluffs is home to a robust trail system with more than 40 miles of recreational trails used by walkers, runners, and cyclists. Trails wind from the east side of Council Bluffs to River's Edge Park and connect to the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge.
Council Bluffs/ Omaha Area Trails Map
Hiking Trails
Hiking is a great way to explore Council Bluffs, engage with nature, and exercise.
Lewis and Clark (19962 Monument Rd) is home to multiple hiking and mountain biking trails nestled in the bluffs. Trails Have Our Respect (THOR) maintains this mountain bike trail. In addition to the trails, you'll find breathtaking views, historical monuments, picnic tables, public restrooms, and ample parking.
Fairmount Park (East Graham Ave and Park Entrance) is another excellent hiking spot with trails that wind through the hills. While hiking at Fairmount Park, you'll also find a scenic overlook, a playground, a splash pad, a firepit, picnic shelters, and ample parking.
Vincent Bluff (Thallas St) is a quiet and primitive place to explore the Loess Hills while enjoying expansive views of Council Bluffs.