Historic Lansing Iowa Scenic (Great River Road) Drive

Historic Lansing Iowa Scenic Great River Road Drive Ride along as I travel the Minnesota and Iowas side of the Great Mississippi River Road, Foggy weather at the start of the trip as I wind southbound towards the Iowa State Line. I found the historic Iron Metal Boundry marker established in 1849. I end up in the scenic river town of Landing. I walk the streets and check out the old building with a close look at the River and an old bridge Sit back and enjoy this epic and scenic journey

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[sonofabutcher]

Lansing has a great park (Mount Hosmer) with some of the best views of the Mississippi from the bluffs above town. WW1 and other Veterans Memorial there too. You also drove past the Driftless Area Education/visitors center on the south edge of town.

[birdman]

You make it look easy, , , the great ones do that🥰

[lloydbaker]

Yea, Iowa, Thanks for letting us Ride along today RVerTV, Russ 👍

[stephbrandenburg]

Must have been rugged terrain back when pioneers came through!
Thanks again for such a great video!

[davidalfred]

My parents were born and raised in Iowa then moved to Texas right after WW2. In the fifties and most of the sixties we'd spend the summer there visiting our relatives. Spent a lot of time in Clinton, Keokuk and Ft. Madison. Also spent a lot of time in Nauvoo, Illinois when the Nuns were still there and a very long time before the Mormons returned driving up the property taxes. Still have a few relatives left in Iowa and go back every few years.

[debraknapp]

I was born n raised in SE Iowa been gone about 19years .i stay in touch love it there just not fond of winters. Lol

[joemiles]

Russ I love how you find things that most people don't. Your videos are always great.

[alanlough]

I really enjoy watching your YouTube Channel, Russ! You really lift my spirits when I watch your videos. I make popcorn in my microwave and drink Pepsi when I watch your YouTube Channel. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 I wish you safe travels, Russ. Talk soon, Alan.

[Marcy.Duvall]

Russ, you manage to find the coolest places! Thanks for the small town views!

[krisbrown]

The button factories were all along the river you can see shells along the river with button holes in them. Remember Thompson Ill Lock and Dam on Illinois side with in 20 feet of Barges going through the Lock.

[syntaur]

I used to live in nearby Decorah, Iowa… so this is my old stomping ground… Thanks

[Robert-Gulfstream]

Hi Russ really loving the summer travels. That fog on river road is really nasty ‼️ Always love seeing the old bells ❤️ Stay safe and we will see you next video ‼️

[skyebird]

Thank you so much for taking us along your journeys. The videos are one of the highlights of my life. 😊

[gloriakulas]

I use to live there . Nice to see old man river . All the hidden gems would take a lifetime. Nice to hear the song birds . State parks, national wildlife refuges how i make my tavel plans .(wish i could follow you not on tv ). Stay safe. ❤ it all

[barryfunke]

Colors of the leaves in the fall are very impressive along the river road.

[ElaineNeumann-bc]

Pikes peak state park, mc Gregor Iowa would be an excellent stop! Beautiful view of Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers!

[JAT]

I went across that bridge in Lansing many times as a kid in the 70’s and 80’s. It was very narrow and scary. It doesn’t have any pavement, just a steel deck

[pattyvalinote]

Another great roadtrip! Iowa looks interesting!!! Thanks!

[juliebradford]

Beautiful drive! Truly enjoyed the ride a long. Safe travels!!

[jmh-mlh]

They are building a new bridge in Lansing across the river... that one is quite old, narrow and in need of replacement. Another cool stop in Lansing is the Driftless Area Education and Visitor Center--just south of town.