- Parks & Trails
- Beaver Creek Greenbelt
- Brown's Woods
- Carney Marsh
- Chichaqua Bottoms Greenbelt
- Chichaqua Valley Trail
- Copper Creek Mountain Bike Park Project
- Eagle Roost Wildlife Area
- Easter Lake Park & Mark C. Ackelson Trail
- Engeldinger Marsh
- Fort Des Moines Park
- Fourmile Creek Greenway
- Gay Lea Wilson Trail
- Great Western Trail
- High Trestle Trail
- Jester Park
- Lauridsen Skatepark
- North Shore Recreation Area at Easter Lake
- Mally’s Park
- Oralabor Gateway Trail
- Sleepy Hollow
- Strasser Woods State Preserve
- Sycamore Trails
- Thomas Mitchell Park
- Trails End Wildlife Area
- Trestle to Trestle Trail
- Yellow Banks Park
- Park Rules & FAQ's
- Parks & Trails
- Beaver Creek Greenbelt
- Brown's Woods
- Carney Marsh
- Chichaqua Bottoms Greenbelt
- Chichaqua Valley Trail
- Copper Creek Mountain Bike Park Project
- Eagle Roost Wildlife Area
- Easter Lake Park & Mark C. Ackelson Trail
- Engeldinger Marsh
- Fort Des Moines Park
- Fourmile Creek Greenway
- Gay Lea Wilson Trail
- Great Western Trail
- High Trestle Trail
- Jester Park
- Lauridsen Skatepark
- North Shore Recreation Area at Easter Lake
- Mally’s Park
- Oralabor Gateway Trail
- Sleepy Hollow
- Strasser Woods State Preserve
- Sycamore Trails
- Thomas Mitchell Park
- Trails End Wildlife Area
- Trestle to Trestle Trail
- Yellow Banks Park
- Park Rules & FAQ's
Eagle Roost Wildlife Area
Eagle Roost Wildlife Area
Access to Eagle Roost serves primarily as a wildlife area.
Public access is very limited.
Diverse wildlife benefit from this important winter shelter area and migratory resting stop in the urban metro. Access to this 359-acre area is somewhat restricted due to private land ownership, road closures, and floodplain management. Wildlife observation and hunting are the principal recreation activities.
