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Stone
Stone Sioux City, Iowa is a small city located in the northwest corner of the state. It is situated on the banks of the Missouri River and is home to a variety of businesses, restaurants, and attractions. The city is known for its historic downtown area, which features a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Stone Sioux City is also home to a number of parks, trails, and outdoor recreation areas, making it a great destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The city is also home to a number of museums, galleries, and other cultural attractions, making it a great place to explore and learn about the area's history and culture.
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User Reviews
Danielle Nuño
Stone Park is a seasonal recreational area that lies just on the Woodbury/Plymouth county line. It usually opens mid-April after the last threat of snow and they close for the season around October/November. The park offer driving trails for cars, trucks, SUVs and Motorcycles, as well as walking trails throughout the whole park. Cabin access, a hidden lake, and much more. I always enjoy coming here and going to the Look Out area. My best friend and I took this photo back in 2018. It overlooks Elkpoint, South Dakota and it’s beautiful at sunset.
Brianna Watson
Very beautiful. Couldn't find a clear trail to find the tri state point, but I didn't realize it was a thing until we visited. Campground had tons of trash and drunken campers yelling and angry. It was overall a great experience. Trash bins were very easily accessible.
Jordan Renee
Beautiful place to go hiking. Many different spots to go exploring and see the beautiful sunrise and sunset there. The roads are small so you have to drive careful. It’s easy to speed and fun but if you do so go with caution. A good place to clear your mind and get lost if you need to
Ami Petrulak
Beautiful park. Free to enjoy. Accessible for everyone. I was able to park right at multiple overlooks as well as find a good hiking trail. I don't love that the trails take you on the road as a "loop" so instead I doubled back and stayed in the beautiful nature. The pond is super nice to sit and enjoy and there is a spot to the right with a bench and lots of trees to sit under and enjoy the day. I found a bench by the pond to read and didn't have a single disruption. I went near sunset on a Wednesday.
Dancing Dolphin
Nice place for hiking, bicycling, camping, and picnics. Has enough trails to hike for hours. Some folks were fishing at the lake. Some of the trails were a bit bushy, and could use a trim to widen them, but most were well maintained. The hills make for interesting ambulation, but it helps to have a hiking app to help give navigational guidance given the number of side trails.