For many outdoors enthusiasts,three species make up the spring trifecta — turkeys, fish and morels.
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For many outdoors enthusiasts,three species make up the spring trifecta — turkeys, fish and morels.
The increasing number of trail connections in Eastern Iowa have made cycling safer for bikers — while also connecting communities and bringing a boost to businesses in the small towns they pass through.
If this is your year to take up cycling — or more likely, resume riding after a decade or so — you’ll want to get a handle on just what type of riding you want to do.
Despite the sometimes challenging Iowa weather conditions, it is possible to use local trails year-round.
The Gazette’s inaugural Cycling Guide tells the stories of the businesses, people and local efforts that have made The Corridor …
The Iowa Bicycle Coalition turns 20 this year and has a new executive director at the helm to continue its legacy of promoting safe and enjoyable cycling throughout the state of Iowa.
On a tight budget, or just unsure how much you’ll be riding? There are low-cost options available through three area nonprofit groups.
Fishing column: Lots to do in the Grand Canyon State and fishing, it turns out, isn’t a bad one
Wild Side column: Orlan Love writes the smallmouth bass is a favorite animal, but probably not a good idea as a spiritual guide
The Nature Call: As well as a little maple that was lost to progress
The Nature Call: John Lawrence Hanson drove for miles and miles to find a good cross country skiing trail
Fishing column: Enjoying time above the ice as much as what’s below it
Wild Side column: This outings with friends had trouble with ice and locating big fish
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