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Woodpecker Singletrack West Loop, IA

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Distance Loop 2.66 miles
Trailhead Elevation 672 feet
Elevation Gain 50 feet
Accumulated Gain 56 feet
Avg Time Round Trip 1 hour
Kokopelli Seeds 2.94
 Interest Perennial Creek
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Woodpecker Singletrack West Trails
LindaAnn
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author avatar Guides 114
Routes 2,448
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Trips 2,796 map ( 16,937 miles )
Age 45 Female Gender
Location Ahwatukee, AZ
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Preferred Apr, May, Sep, Oct
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Sun  6:24am - 6:09pm
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Iowa or bust!
by LindaAnn

 
Expand MapOverview: Easy loop hike along Clear Creek.

Hike: From the Tom Harkin Trailhead, head west on the signed path. It immediately runs under a bridge, and on the other side, splits to begin the loop. While hikers can walk the loop in either direction, bikes must travel clockwise per the signage.


As you head west, the trail runs along the north bank of Clear Creek. It is mostly flat and in good condition. Potential wildlife includes deer, squirrels, raccoons, geese, and a variety of other birds. Plenty of trees provide shade during the summer.
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At the west end of the loop, the trail sharply turns back east. The east-bound side of the loop meanders more, as you parallel more closely to the Clear Creek Trail and the road. At one point, the trail passes a small skills area for bikes.

At the east end of the loop, the trail joins back together, passes under the bridge again, and finishes back at the trailhead. This is an easy hike, in town, but with a little bit of nature.

2026-03-12 LindaAnn


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    WARNING! Hiking and outdoor related sports can be dangerous. Be responsible and prepare for the trip. Study the area you are entering and plan accordingly. Dress for the current and unexpected weather changes. Take plenty of water. Never go alone. Make an itinerary with your plan(s), route(s), destination(s) and expected return time. Give your itinerary to trusted family and/or friends.

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    To hike
    From I-80 in Coralville, IA, head south on Coral Ridge Ave. Turn left onto Second St/Hwy 6 and head southeast to Camp Cardinal Blvd. Turn right on Camp Cardinal Blbd and head south for a short distance to the trailhead entrance on the left side of the road, immediately before the bridge.

    The trail starts near the southwest edge of the parking area.
    page created by LindaAnn on Mar 12 2026 10:04 am
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