Overall Rating: 1/5 stars
Length:. 0.8 miles
Sidewalls:. Only a few smaller sidewalls
Hills: Yes
S-Curves: No major curves
Bridge: No bridges.
Interested in more level B roads? Check out the list of My favorite level B Loess Hills Roads
I received a copy of “The Parker Family Tree: The Parker family of Cass County, Iowa. Its origins and passages” by Mary Rendleman Gilchrist. Congrats to Mary, this is an extremely well-researched and put-together history of the Parker family who is credited with planting the tree in the middle of the road. It’s one of…
Overall Rating: 3/5 stars Google map location Length: 1.5 miles. Sidewalls: Yes, there are several sections where the sidewalls will tower over your vehicle. Hills: Yes, several steep hills along the path. S-Curve: Only one winding curve along the path. Bridge: No Interested in more level B roads? Check out the list of My favorite…
Overall Rating: 2/5 stars Google map location Length: 1.64 miles. Sidewalls: Yes, it has some, but not really the highest sidewalls. Hills: No major hills S-Curve: The road winds just a bit, but no major S-curves. Bridge: No bridges, it does wind alongside a lake for a short stretch. Interested in more level B roads?…
It’s time to get your vehicle dirty! (or trapped in mud, if you’re not careful). Iowa Road Trip has spent numerous hours traveling level B roads in the Loess Hills of Western Iowa and we are now releasing a list of my favorite Loess Hills backroads. Yes, level B roads contain some of the most…
While researching, I wasn’t able to find a definitive source that would declare that it was indeed the largest barn in Iowa – but there are certainly a few online references as well as a local Stone City information board that makes this claim. Located in Stone City, Iowa, it’s believed to be the largest…
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