Overall Rating: 2/5 stars
Length:. 0.7 miles
Sidewalls: Only a few sidewalls
Hills: Yes
S-Curves: No curves at all, this is a straight east-west road
Bridge: No bridges.
Although the sidewalls are not as steep and inclined as other level B roads, it is a nice drive through a section of trees that provides a canopy over the roadway.
Interested in more level B roads? Check out the list of My favorite level B Loess Hills Roads
If you like scenic views but your knees can’t take a long hike – then I’d recommend the scenic view on Dakota Point Trail at Stone State Park in Sioux City, Iowa. Here’s the parking location on Google Maps and here’s the scenic view location on Google Maps.
I was traveling with my daughter, heading south of I-29 along the edge of the Loess Hills, and made a stop at one of my favorite level B roads. It’s named Fulton Avenue and is just east of Little Sioux in Harrison County. Every county has a few roads that are designated as “Level B”. …
Overall Rating: 1/5 stars Google map location Length:. 1.4 miles Sidewalls:. Some, but not nearly as high as other level b roads Hills: Yes S-Curves: No S curves Bridge: one small bridge at the beginning. Interested in more level B roads? Check out the list of My favorite level B Loess Hills Roads
Turns out that Iowa isn’t as flat as you think. Although it’s technically the 18th flattest state according to most sources, it certainly carries a large number of rolling hills, which can occasionally get the local nickname like: Rollers Thrill Hills Tummy Ticklers Butterfly Hills or Rollercoaster Road Here’s my list of the best rollercoaster…
The rural town of Templeton, Iowa has long been known for distilling whiskey. In fact, their mascot used to be the “bootleggers”. A few years ago, they moved their multi-million dollar facility back home to Templeton, Iowa. Register ahead of time and you can get a tour of the whiskey-making process and get a sample…
If you’re a fan of road trips and love exploring unique stops along the way, the world’s largest truck stop in Walcott, Iowa, is a must-visit destination. This enormous travel center covers over 100 acres and welcomes more than four million visitors every year. The world’s largest truck stop is Iowa 80, located on exit…
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