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U Elkader City Park High St SE 2nd St NE S Main Street E Bridge St S 4th St Chestnut St SE High St NE Strawberry Point Rd S 5th St Airport Rd Mechanic St Bronson St 2nd St NW 1s t S t N W N Main Street High St NE Car t er St NW N Oak Ave 2 n d S t N E Oak St NE S 4 t h St E Bridge St Oak Ave NW Sandpit Rd S 5th St Chestnut St SE M a x ie A v e N E Mathew Ave Ginger Ave Davidson S t NW Pine St NW N Poplar St Cedar St NW Spring St Maple St High St NE Oak St NE 1st St NW Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Elkader Elkader is also an exercising town. In fact, residents and visitors are known to start walking as early as 5 a.m. There are plenty of recreational opportunities in Elkader. You can take a hike or ride your bike in almost any direction. You can walk within parks and exercise within downtown, which will provide you Elkader is an active town of about 1600 persons located in a beautiful valley astride the Turkey River, in the "driftless area" of Clayton County. The region was not scoured by glaciers during the last ice age and remained rugged while the surrounding area was scraped level. Elkader isthe hub of a large trade area which includes oneof the most prospe- rous and diversified farming sectors in the midwest. It is near the center of 470,000 Clayton County farm acres. Turkey River is the centerpiece of Elkader's scenic beauty. It is also a won- derful recreational resource for residents and visitors. It offers great fishing and tubing and is a popular family canoeing stream. Consist of a two mile up and down walk to Breezy Summit and back downtown. This is a challenging walk, it is mostly all uphill to begin with and then downhill on your way back. Roughly a 1.5 mile loop with two short challenging hills, where runners and walkers can view the beautiful stonework of buildings and storefronts, and stop at the Downtown Directory, adjacent to the bridge, to locate our many historic sites and businesses or to plan a trip to our inviting shops... River Walk & New Trail Downtown & North Loop To Turkey Park approximately 20 steps between two dots approximately 20 steps between two dots Riverwalk runs along the Turkey River's scenic east shore from the city park to our historic downtown business district. It traverses the area where Elisha Boardman, one of Elkader's first settlers, put down roots in 1836 and then travels past the Clayton Country Courthouse and over the Keystone Bridge. Then you may choose to jion the downtown loop and continue your walk through historic downtown.The South Riverwalk begins at the business district and travels along the west bank of the river to the southern edge of Elkader's residential area. Riverwalk Hard surface, 6' wide, lighted, easy and handicap accessible. and 2 1/2 miles round trip. The North loop-breezy summit Downtown loop beautiful settings.

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Elkader City Park

High St SE

2nd St NE

S Main Street

E Bridge StS 4th St

Chestnut St S

EHigh St NE

Stra

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rry

Poin

t Rd

S 5th St

Airport Rd

Mechanic St

Bronson St

2nd St NW1st

St NWN Main Street

High St NE

Cart

er

St

NW

N O

ak Ave

2 ndS t

NE

Oak St NE

S 4 th St E Bridge St

Oak Ave NW

Sandpit Rd

S 5th St

Chestnut St S

E

Max ie

Ave NE

Mathe

w Ave

Ginger AveDavidson St NW

Pine St N

W

N Poplar St

Cedar St N

W

Spring St

Maple St

High St NE

Oak St NE

1st St NW

Iowa

WisconsinMinnesota

Illinois

Elkader

Elkader is also an exercising town. Infact, residents and visitors are knownto start walking as early as 5 a.m. Thereare plenty of recreational opportunities in Elkader. You can take a hike or ride your bike in almost any direction. You can walk within parks and exercise within downtown, which will provide you

Elkader is an active town of about 1600 persons located in a beautiful valley astride the Turkey River, in the "driftless area" of Clayton County. The region was not scoured by glaciers during the last ice age and remained rugged while the surrounding area was scraped level. Elkader isthe hub of a large trade area which includes oneof the most prospe-rous and diversified farming sectors in the midwest. It is near the center of 470,000 Clayton County farm acres.

Turkey River is the centerpiece of Elkader'sscenic beauty. It is also a won-derful recreational resource forresidents and visitors. It offers great fishing and tubing and isa popular family canoeing stream.

Consist of a two mile up and down walk to Breezy Summit and back downtown. This is a challenging walk, it is mostly all uphill to begin with and then downhillon your way back.

Roughly a 1.5 mile loop with two short challenging hills, where runners and walkers can view thebeautiful stonework of buildings and storefronts, and stop at the Downtown Directory, adjacent to the bridge, to locate our many historic sites and businesses or to plan a trip to our inviting shops...

River Walk & New Trail

Downtown & North Loop

To Turkey Park

approximately 20 steps between two dots

approximately 20 steps between two dots

Riverwalk runs along the Turkey River's scenic east shore from the city park to our historic downtown business district. It traverses the area where Elisha Boardman, one of Elkader's first settlers, put down roots in 1836 and then travels past the Clayton Country Courthouse and over the Keystone Bridge. Then you may choose to jion the downtown loop and continue your walk through historic downtown.The SouthRiverwalk begins at the business district and travels along the west bank of the river to the southern edge of Elkader's residential area.

Riverwalk Hard surface, 6' wide, lighted, easy and handicap accessible. and 2 1/2 miles round trip. The

North loop-breezy summit

Downtown loop

beautiful settings.