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Celebrate National Iowa Day and Discover the Heart of the Hawkeye State

Whether you're exploring subterranean caves, hiking through canyons or cruising scenic byways, Iowa has something for everyone.

In honor of National Iowa Day on February 8th, we’re exploring the must-visit destinations of the Hawkeye State. Iowa may be known for its vast farmlands, but this Midwest gem also boasts breathtaking natural wonders, adventurous outdoor activities and captivating landmarks. So, pack your bags, gear up, step outside and discover what makes this picturesque state so special.

Effigy Mounds National Monument
Step back in time and explore this mysterious national monument near Harpers Ferry. The sacred site preserves more than 200 prehistoric Native American mounds shaped like animals. Take in the wide array of flora and fauna, hike through the lush woodlands and discover the rich history of this unique spot.

Maquoketa Caves State Park
Head over to Maquoketa for an unforgettable underground adventure. Navigate the network of caves formed millions of years ago in this subterranean playground. And if you're up for more, the park's got hiking trails and picture-perfect landscapes that guarantee a day full of outdoor fun.

Yellow River State Forest
Escape to the serenity of Yellow River State Forest, a haven nestled in Allamakee County. Picture this—you, a hammock, and the sweet sounds of nature. With more than 8,900 acres of woodlands, you can also hike, camp or just soak in the tranquil surroundings.

Ledges State Park
Uncover the enchanting sandstone formations at the sprawling Ledges State Park in Boone. Marvel at the limestone structures towering 100 feet above the Des Moines River, traverse trails winding through canyons then take a dip in the pristine waters of Pea's Creek.

Great River Road National Scenic Byway
Take to streets for a road trip along this iconic 328-mile route, which follows the majestic Mississippi River through Iowa. It's like a scenic joyride filled with quaint towns, historic landmarks and plenty of places to grab snacks. And trust us, the views are so epic you'll be pulling over non-stop for spontaneous selfies!