Parks in Mcgregor, Iowa

The Finger Lakes National Forest provides plenty of "room to roam," with few restrictions on recreation use. Popular recreation activities include auto travel, blueberry picking, hunting and fishing, observing nature and wildlife, ... More on recreation.gov

Pikes Peak State Park offers excellent picnicking opportunities. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely outdoor meal and, at the same time, enjoy some of the finest views in the upper midwest from the over... More on www.iowadnr.gov

Not to be confused with the Colorado landmark, Iowa's Pikes Peak is the highest bluff on the Mississippi riverway, a 500-foot height at the confluence of the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers. Pikes... More on LLBean.com

The Driftless Area NWR was established to protect the endangered Iowa Pleistocene snail and the threatened northern monkshood plant. These habitats are also home to eight candidate snails and the f... More on Epinions.com

The 781-acre Driftless refuge preserves small tracts of land scattered across Clayton, Dubuque, Allamakee and Jackson counties that are home to the endangered Iowa Pleistocene snail and the threate... More on LLBean.com

The McGregor District of the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge offers 100 miles of scenic riverway for wildlife observation, camping, fishing and boating. During the spring and fall migration seasons, visitors ... More on LLBean.com

Timber Lanes offers bowling fun for the whole family. More on Yahoo! Travel

The Yellow River originates in southwestern Winneshiek County, Iowa and flows through southern Allamakee County receiving tributaries from northern Clayton County before joining the Mississippi River near Marquette and Effigy Mounds ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Before Europeans arrived, a unique American Indian “Effigy Mound” culture developed in the upper Midwest bu... More on Nps.gov

The views looking down from its trails are magnificent. More on Epinions.com