Iowa City River Corridor Trail
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Overview
The six-mile Iowa River Corridor (IRC) Trail is Iowa City’s longest and most heavily used trail. Public parking for trail access is available at Napoleon Park, City Park, Ned Ashton Park and Crandic Park. The IRC Trail provides access to several parks, the University of Iowa campus, downtown Iowa City, the Iowa River, and it connects to many intersecting streets and sidewalks, and on its north end provides access to Coralville.
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