 Fenelon Place Elevator, Dubuque, IA | Regardless the mode of transportation you prefer, here are a few interesting rides to explore and experience while in Iowa. Fenelon Place Elevator Considered the world’s shortest and steepest scenic railway, this 296-ft. ascent by cable car can be found in Dubuque. For a $3 round-trip, you can ride to the top where you will view the historic Dubuque business district, the Mississippi River, and three states before making your return trip. |
| Snake Alley This extremely windy street in Burlington is located on Heritage Hill. Traffic flows downhill, to this day, dating back to when horse drawn carriages couldn’t handle the uphill pull. |  |
 | Lincoln Highway Being the first transcontinental highway, spanning 14 states, from New York to San Francisco this road is full of historical sites. Within Iowa you can see the longest section intact with its original bricks, in Woodbine. |
| Westercamp’s Go back in time - visit the Villages of Van Buren and enjoy a world without stop lights and fast food. Near Farmington, take part in a guided horseback trail ride from one to two and a half hours and enjoy the scenery up close with your group. |  |
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