Here Are 10 Spots In Iowa You Must Explore This Winter
×
Michaela Kendall
Author
We love to complain about the snow and winter, but as soon as we don’t have any snow, we find ourselves… well… missing it. The snow can transform even the most everyday landscape into something magical and bright, and it can be so much fun to explore your favorite places in a new way – under a layer of snow! So, if we ever get any snow this winter, add these 10 spots in Iowa to your “to see” list.
The Loess Hills of western Iowa are beautiful at any time of the year, but in the winter, they turn into the most amazing sledding hills.
Ledges State Park in Boone is a great place to do a little winter exploring, especially snow-shoeing.
Advertisement
As soon as it snows, Waveland Golf Course turns into a popular destination for sledding.
Advertisement
Seven Oaks in Boone is one of several different ski resorts in Iowa, and is definitely a place to check out this winter.
With a little snow, Boyden Recreational Area turns into a winter wonderland.
Related Stories
10 Things We Really Hope Santa Brings Iowa For Christmas
Hey, It’s Christmas In Iowa. Here’s What Santa Brought You!
How To Not Only Survive Winter In Iowa… But Love It Too
Springbrook State Park is a great place to visit any time of the year, but especially during a snowy winter day.
The view from the Pikes Peak State Park overlook is simply stunning on a hazy winter afternoon.
Bridal Veil Falls at Pikes Peak State Park in McGregor is pretty stunning when it freezes.
Advertisement
The Clive Greenbelt Trail is a great place to go for a walk on a peaceful winter afternoon.
If you're up for a little exploring, and some pretty amazing scenery, check out Oakland Mills Park in Henry County.
What are some more places to check out if and when we ever get some snow?
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.