105- mile route winding through rolling hills, extensive forests and 20 towns with no fast food restaurants to be found.

The Historic Hills Scenic Byway winds around 110 miles of beautiful southeast Iowa scenery. As the first part of the state to be settled by pioneers, ...

The Historic Hills Scenic Byway is 105 miles long and takes travelers through Wapello, Appanoose, Davis, Van Buren, and Lee counties.

The 110-mile scenic byway begins on Wapello County. Road T-61 at U.S. 34 north of Blakesburg. It curves southeasterly on back roads past farmsteads near the.

Previously known as Woodlands Scenic Byway, the Historic Hills Scenic Byway is a magnificent collection of state forests in southeast Iowa.

Drive over 100 miles along the byway and glimpse the whimsical displays as you enjoy the scenery.

The 110-mile scenic byway begins from the North on Wapello County Road T-61 at U.S. 34 north of Blakesburg. It curves southeasterly on back roads past ...

Encounter both history and the great outdoors along the 105-mile Historic Hills Scenic Byway! Discover plentiful museums and historic sites including Iowa's ...

Running just south of Ottumwa, from Moravia to Donnellson, the 105-mile trail combines history and the great outdoors in breath-taking fashion.

With a magnificent state forest, two state parks and Iowa's only resort state park, you'll find plenty to do outdoors.