Activities, things to do in Gleason-Hubel-Wildlife-Area, harrison County, Iowa

Gleason-Hubel Wildlife Area


Geocaching at Gleason-Hubel Wildlife Area This high tech scavenger hunt is a great way to explore the Gleason-Hubel Wildlife Area. Caches have been placed and maintained by volunteers; please contact HCCB at 712-647-2785 before placing a cache. Check geocaching.com for more information.
Hunting at Gleason-Hubel Wildlife Area Gleason-Hubel Wildlife Area has 165 acres and is excellent for hunting turkey, deer, quail, squirrels and rabbits. Hunters are reminded it is illegal to discharge a firearm within 200 yards of an occupied building or feedlot-watch for signs.
Other Activities at Gleason-Hubel Wildlife Area Morel mushroom hunting is a popular spring activity! There are also plenty of opportunities for bird and wildlife watching as well as nature photography. It is located in the Loess Hills Bird Conservation Area designated by the Iowa DNR. The Loess Hills Scenic Byway also travels by the Gleason-Hubel Wildlife Area.
Trails & Hiking at Gleason-Hubel Wildlife Area There is a network of over 3 miles of trails through woodland and ridge top prairies. Gleason-Hubel Wildlife Area is also a trail head for Brent's Trail.