Tunn

el Trail

Elk Run Trail

Carolyn Benne Trail

Bear Trail

Lon gfoot

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Bunny Hill TrailDeer R

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Turtle Lake Trail

Elk

Point Trail

BUFFALO RIDGE RD.

PAMMEL RD.

Bual

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RKW

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Loess Trail

Broken To e Trail

Ruth’s Ridge Trail

Mark’s Glen Trail

Big Sioux Trail

Mo

unt Lucia Trail

Hidden Valley TrailLoess Loop

Bluestem

Lucia

Whitetail Ridge

CALUMET SHELTER

PAMMEL SHELTER

DOROTHY PECAUTNATURE CENTER

WAHKAWSHELTER

TALBOT RD.

MT. TALBOT STATE PRESERVE

STONE LODGE

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MEMORIAL DRIVE

Walnut Valley

Springbrook

LAKE

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UOIS

Buzzard Roost

Bualo Run Trail

Badger Run

Interstate

Interstate

29Stone State Park

Sioux CIty

Le Mars41 minutes from the park

Moville

Salix

To Sioux Falls, South Dakota1.5 hours from the park

1 3/4 hours from the park

To Norfolk, Nebraska1 3/4 hours from the park

Missouri River

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Founded in 1920, Iowa’s state park system boasts 87 state parks for you to explore and enjoy.

1912 as a city park and became a state park in 1935. Today the park is available for year-round adventure. Experience winter by snowshoe, cross-country skis, or snowmobile. Enjoy hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking throughout the warmer months. Spring explodes with

vibrant colors to the scene. Immerse yourself in nature throughout the year at Stone State Park.

For more information visit:www.iowadnr.gov/destinationswww.woodburyparks.com/naturecenter

EXPLORE IOWA STATE PARKS!

Plan ahead and prepare – Make sure you prepare for the day by bringing plenty of water, sunscreen, bug spray, and comfortable walking/hiking shoes. Always make sure someone knows you are out on the trail.Dispose of waste properly – Pack out all trash, leftover food and litter.

next visitor who comes along.Respect wildlife – Observe wildlife from a distance. Do not follow or approach them. Leave all young

hide young to keep them safe while they are out feeding or leading predators away.

This copyrighted information has been reprinted with permission from the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics: www.LNT.org

Campground

Shelter

Picnic Area

Youth Group Camp Area

Playground

Day-Use Lodge

Point of Interest

Equestrian Day-Use Area

Cabins – 2

Restroom - Nonmodern Year-round

Restroom - Modern Seasonal

Roads

Multiuse Trails

Hiking Trails

Water

Park BoundaryNature Center

DIFFICULTY HIKE TIMETRAIL NAME TRAIL ACTIVITY LENGTHLEVEL OF ESTIMATED

Bear Hiking 0.2 mi Moderate under 5 min

Buzzard Roost Hiking 0.3 mi Moderate 5-10 minCarolyn Benne Hiking 0.4 mi Moderate 10-15 minDeer Run Hiking 0.4 mi Moderate 10-15 minElk Pt. Hiking 0.2 mi Moderate 5-10 min

Tunnel Hiking 0.2 mi Moderate 5-10 minTurtle Lake Hiking 0.5 mi Easy 10-15 min

Moderate 10-15 minLongfoot Hiking, Mountain Biking, Snowmobiling, Equestrian 0.5 mi

Big Sioux Hiking, Mountain Biking, Snowmobiling, Equestrian 0.7 mi Moderate 20-30 min

Mt. Lucia Hiking, Mountain Biking, Snowmobiling, Equestrian 0.9 mi Moderate 25-35 minMark’s Glen Hiking, Mountain Biking, Snowmobiling, Equestrian 0.6 mi Moderate 15-20 min

Ruth’s Ridge Hiking, Mountain Biking, Snowmobiling, Equestrian 0.5 mi Moderate 10-15 minSpringbrook Hiking, Mountain Biking, Snowmobiling, Equestrian 0.1 mi Easy under 5 min

Loess Hiking, Mountain Biking, Snowmobiling, Equestrian 0.5 mi Moderate 10-15 min

Broken Toe Hiking, Mountain Biking, Snowmobiling, Equestrian 1.8 mi Moderate 50-60 min

0.4 mi 10-15 minHidden Valley Hiking Moderate

Bluestem Hiking Moderate0.1 mi 3-5 min

0.3 mi 10-15 minLoess Loop Hiking Moderate

0.2 mi 5-10 minLucia Hiking Moderate

0.2 mi 5-10 minWalnut Valley Hiking ModerateWhitetail Ridge 0.8 mi 20-30 minHiking Moderate

Badger Run Hiking Moderate0.1 mi under 5 min

Hiking Moderate 5-10 min0.2 miBunny Hill

Hiking 1.1 mi Moderate 25-35 min

Elk Run 0.4 mi Moderate 10-15 minHiking

S T O N ES T A T E P A R K