Explore 3 primitive QC places!
Wade Ellett reports on a few wild, beautiful and remote alternatives to mannerly Quad-City area city and county parks!
A walk on the “wild side”
Spring has sprung and woodland wildflowers are showing their faces throughout the wooded ravines of the Quad Cities. Let’s Move Outdoor Blogger, Teri Stickler, and her beloved pooch, Kaia, take us on a tour right along an old Bettendorf trail.
Staying warm on late winter walks … it’s a Samoyed thing.
LMQC’s outdoor blogger, Teri Stickler, and her faithful companion, Kaia, often spend hours outside on trails during the winter months. For Kaia, it’s no problem – after all, she’s a Samoyed. But Teri stays warm in a rather unique way.
Exploring the trails of Palisades-Kepler State Park
LMQC’s outdoor blogger, Teri Stickler, and Kaia, her loyal trail buddy, take to the trails near Mt. Vernon, Iowa, as they explore the wilderness on the banks of the Cedar River known as Palisades-Kepler State Park.
Spring starts to bloom at Vander Veer Botanical Park
LMQC’s outdoor blogger, Teri Stickler, and her faithful companion, Kaia, take a late-winter walk through Davenport’s Vander Veer Botanical Park and spot the first signs of spring.
Three quiet parks for winter strolling
QC Outdoors blogger, Wade Ellett, shows us some of the area’s “quiet places” that are perfect for a winter stroll whether there’s a mid-winter thaw happening or not.
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