Find the top rated wheelchair accessible trails in Le Mars, whether you're looking for an easy short wheelchair accessible trail or a long wheelchair accessible trail, you'll find what you're looking for. Click on a wheelchair accessible trail below to find trail descriptions, trail maps, photos, and reviews.
The northern end of the Floyd River Trail begins at Floyd Boulevard at the doorstep to Leeds Elementary School. From there, the paved pathway crosses a set of railroad tracks and then parallels the...
The Puddle Jumper Trail is a 2 mile long rail-trail that connects the western Iowa communities of Orange City and Alton. The trail is surfaced with crushed quartzite and also features a bridle path...
The Perry Creek Trail begins near Briar Cliff University in the heart of Sioux City and heads south from there along its namesake creek past residential neighborhoods and shopping areas. The paved...
The Perry Creek Trail begins near Briar Cliff University in the heart of Sioux City and heads south from there along its namesake creek past residential neighborhoods and shopping areas. The paved...
The northern end of the Floyd River Trail begins at Floyd Boulevard at the doorstep to Leeds Elementary School. From there, the paved pathway crosses a set of railroad tracks and then parallels the...
The Puddle Jumper Trail is a 2 mile long rail-trail that connects the western Iowa communities of Orange City and Alton. The trail is surfaced with crushed quartzite and also features a bridle path...
The Perry Creek Trail begins near Briar Cliff University in the heart of Sioux City and heads south from there along its namesake creek past residential neighborhoods and shopping areas. The paved...
The northern end of the Floyd River Trail begins at Floyd Boulevard at the doorstep to Leeds Elementary School. From there, the paved pathway crosses a set of railroad tracks and then parallels the...
The Puddle Jumper Trail is a 2 mile long rail-trail that connects the western Iowa communities of Orange City and Alton. The trail is surfaced with crushed quartzite and also features a bridle path...
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