High Line Trail

Iowa

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High Line Trail Facts

States: Iowa
Counties: Cerro Gordo
Length: 2.7 miles
Trail end points: 12th St. NE and 19th St. SE
Trail surfaces: Asphalt
Trail category: Rail-Trail
ID: 11055263

High Line Trail Description

When finished, the High Line Trail will stretch 8 miles across Mason City, IA and connect to other local trail routes. In 2023, the trail's first 3 miles opened from 12th St. NE to 19th St. SE.

The rail-trail follows an old UP railroad and will be extended north in the future to become an 8-mile route. The completed route will also one day pass through the historic Rock Creek-Rock Glen Neighborhood, which features impressive Frank Lloyd Wright homes.

 

 

Parking and Trail Access

As of now, there is no designated parking for this trail. 

High Line Trail Reviews

Nice trail

I rode this new trail for the first time today. I have lived here many years and I saw parts of town I haven't seen before. There was some on street riding with not a lot of signage so use the TL map and you won't go wrong. Very enjoyable!

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