Big Springs - Guttenberg, Iowa

Big Springs es una reserva natural ubicada en Clayton County X56, Guttenberg, IA 52052. Esta atracción turística es ideal para aquellos que buscan disfrutar de la naturaleza y realizar actividades al aire libre. La reserva ofrece un ambiente tranquilo y acogedor, perfecto para familias con niños y también para aquellos que deseen practicar senderismo.

Especialidades

• Reserva natural
• Atracción turística

Características y servicios

Big Springs cuenta con senderos adecuados para niños, lo que permite que las familias disfruten de sus paseos juntos. Además, se encuentra equipado con mesas de pícnic para aquellos que deseen detenerse a compartir una comida o simplemente descansar. El estacionamiento es accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, lo que facilita el acceso a todos los visitantes.

Además, Big Springs es un lugar ideal para llevar a los perros, siempre y cuando estén controlados con correa. Esto permite a los dueños de mascotas disfrutar de la naturaleza junto a sus animales.

Opiniones

Según los comentarios de los visitantes, Big Springs es una joya escondida que ofrece una experiencia única en plena naturaleza. Muchos de ellos destacan la belleza de la reserva y la variedad de actividades que ofrece, desde paseos en familia hasta picnic en un entorno natural.

La reserva ha recibido un total de 84 valoraciones según Google My Business, con una opinión media de 4.7/5. Estos resultados positivos demuestran que Big Springs es un lugar recomendable para aquellos que buscan disfrutar de la naturaleza.

Información recomendada para los visitantes

Es importante recordar que, aunque Big Springs es un lugar tranquilo, es normal encontrar insectos en un área boscosa. Sin embargo, estos no suelen ser molestias para los visitantes. Además, no es necesario adquirir entradas para visitar la reserva.

👍 Opiniones de Big Springs

D L. L.

5/5

We were returning from a day trip and wanted a nice place to picnic and stretch our legs. I actually found this little gem on Google Maps! It was beautiful. Of course there will be insects in a quiet, heavily wooded area, but they weren’t bothersome enough to keep us from having a nice picnic and some hiking, too. I’m speaking about a family with ages ranging from about 2years old to close to 70 years old I don’t recall needing to buy tickets!

James R.

5/5

Not too much to say but simply a cute lil nature park with a natural spring and some small falls. That said 5 stars completely worth stopping for.

L.A. B.

5/5

Beautiful place. Raw nature. Interesting history. Enter at your own risk. Bring bug spray. Wear shoes that are good in water and clothes that can protect but also get wet/muddy. Bring a walking stick if it could help on a moderately challenging hike. It'd be good to carry any gear/supplies in a backpack or somehow hands free. A waterproof phone case & selfie stick wouldn't hurt 🙂 Hold on to your socks because it's neat!

Dan W.

5/5

Cool little stop on the way to Pikes peak. Pretty easy short uphill walk if you don't have bad knees. Quick place for good photos

Andrew C.

4/5

The stream that runs down the hill is pretty, though the pipe coming from the spring and the concrete box were odd. If you are willing to go off trail you can follow the valley through interesting rock formations. The picnic shelter was good, but the porta-potty was broken so wouldn't lock.

Jessica H.

3/5

Waterfall, creek and trail were all beautiful. But there were so many mosquitoes you couldn't stay there long!

Marty H.

5/5

Quick little stop, but huge on the sites. Cool little waterfall and quick hike. Well worth the few monies to see it.

A

5/5

Neat valley with a cold spring running down to the river. There is a short uphill hike to the source. Porta potty located in parking lot.