Archie’s Waeside is a high quality experience at a reasonable price. Having been started all the way back in 1949 by a Russian migrant named Archie Jackson, Archie’s Waeside is a reaat local establishment with…

Displaying the old school exterior it’s had since it was built in 1949, Bob’s Drive Inn is a Le Mars staple that should be at the top of anyone’s list. Now on the third generation…

Bodega Victoriana is a vineyard and winery established on a century old farm in the Loess Hills of Western Iowa.  Our wines are all made with grapes grown in the Loess Hills of Western Iowa,…

Travelers looking to experience a unique rest stop dedicated to the journey of Lewis and Clark will find plenty to admire at the Corps of Discovery Welcome Center and Rest Area. Dedicated to the Expedition,…

DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge is over 8,000 acres of Missouri River floodplain habitat.  The primary purpose of the refuge is to serve as a stop-over for migrating ducks and geese. During typical years, large concentrations…

The Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center is an outdoor educational facility located within Stone State Park in Sioux City. The Center is situated in the heart of the Loess Hills, making it a great destination for…

Situated east of Lewis and Clark’s exploratory path, this Main Street Iowa community’s 1,043 residents eagerly welcome visitors. The designation as a Main Street Iowa community speaks to the town’s dedication to a vibrant city…

Giovanni’s Pizza is an established brand name that has been providing its customers with the highest quality food for over 50 years. Our focus on food quality and customer satisfaction helps us build a relationship…

While Lewis and Clark never passed directly through Loess Hills, where the Hitchcock Nature Center is located, it is nevertheless a sight not to be missed. Loess Hills itself held a significant meaning to the…

From sandwiches to sausages, the Iowa Barbecue Company is a dining destination all will love. Along with all kinds of barbecued meats like chicken and brisket, the restaurant has amazing made in house sides, like…

Owned and operated by the Harrison County Conservation Board and located in Missouri Valley, Iowa, the Harrison County Historical Village dates all the way back to the 1800s. Now a museum complex, it also doubles as the…

The Corps of Discover stopped just south of the Kansas/Nebraska border – White Cloud and Highland, Kansas in 1804. According to local legend, their names are said to be carved in a stone somewhere close…

Lake Manawa is one of western Iowa’s premier spots for boating, hiking or just relaxing outdoors. More than 1,500 acres surround the lake and originally constructed in 1881 after a Missouri River flood, Lake Manawa…

The Sioux City Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center showcases permanent exhibits about the Corps of Discovery’s time in the present-day Sioux City area from late July to early September 1804. The death and burial of…

This monument honors the Corp of Discovery and, specifically, Lewis and Clark’s meeting with local Oto and Missouri Indians who were some the first people of what is now the midwest. It sits atop a…

The Lewis and Clark Monument Scenic Overlook in Council Bluffs was dedicated in 1936 honoring the 1804 expedition of Lewis and Clark and their historic meeting with Otoe and Missouri Tribesmen. The monument depicts an…

Lewis and Clark State Park in western Iowa is a picturesque park located along the Lewis and Clark Trail. The park is a popular destination for boating, fishing and other outdoor recreation, with an opportunity…

Located at the foot of the Loess Hills State Forest, Little Sioux boasts panoramic views of the Missouri River Valley that Lewis and Clark traveled.  Nearby Larpenteur Memorial Road, named for early settler and French…

The Harrison County community of Logan was named after Union Army General John A. Logan. It is the only Iowa community to be located on three byways – the Loess Hills National Scenic Byway, the…

Located on the Loess Hills National Scenic Byway, Magnolia was the first city established in Harrison County.  It is home to the Log Cabin Museum, which was built in 1926 with donated time and materials…