Easy hikes and walks around Silvis

The Buffalo Bill Museum in LeClaire, Iowa, sits right on the banks of the Mississippi River and celebrates the town's most famous "native son," William F. Cody (better known as Buffalo Bill). Since Cody was born just outside of LeClaire, the museum features a large collection of his personal items and memorabilia from his world-famous Wild West shows. Beyond Buffalo Bill, the museum also focuses on local river history; its biggest highlight is the Lone Star, the last surviving wooden-hulled, steam-powered towboat of its kind, which is currently a National Historic Landmark. Inside, you can also explore exhibits on pioneer life, early riverboat pilots, and even a restored one-room schoolhouse.

The Duck Creek Trail is a paved multiuse path that runs through Davenport. It connects urban areas with parks and residential areas on mostly off-road trails.

Crow Creek Park is a 134 acre park with multiple nature trails, a picnic area and baseball diamonds. The park also has restrooms and parking.

There are several miles of trails that are open to the public that are located behind Scott Community College. The paths are open to runners, hikers and cyclist, so make sure you are respectful to the other trail users.