OverviewWelcome to Mills County. On the southern portion of the Byway, Mills County boasts breathtaking scenery and areas of preserved American Indian history. The Indian Earth Lodge is a "must-stop" area, as well as Pony Creek Park, Mile Hill Lake, Foothills Park, Kings Crossing Vineyard and Winery and the Indian Creek Museum.
Mills County is home to the Pony Creek and Waubonsie Loops. |
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Directions
Enter Mills County on County Road L35, also called 221st Street. When the Byway enters the county, you leave the valley of the Missouri River and travel through the range's western front to Glenwood, where the Byway becomes Locust Street. Continue south through Glenwood until you reach U.S. 34. Head east on U.S. 34 for a bit more than 4 miles.
Upon meeting U.S. 275, turn right (south) and follow the highway to the county's southern border, about 9 miles away.
Upon meeting U.S. 275, turn right (south) and follow the highway to the county's southern border, about 9 miles away.
Byway Communities
Glenwood
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Notable Attractions
This list is not comprehensive. Visit our page on Travel Iowa's website to learn more about attractions in Mills County.
Keg Creek Brewing CompanyPopular brewery on Glenwood's main square.
Photo: Keg Creek Brewing Company
Hastie HollowClassic road cut, but do not drive if muddy!
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Mills County Historical MuseumLocated at beautiful Glenwood Lake Park.
Photo: Mills County Historical Museum
Lake Hill RoadClassic road cut, but do not drive if muddy!
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Outdoor Recreation
This list is not comprehensive. Visit our page on Travel Iowa's website to learn more about recreation in Mills County.
Folsom Point PreserveFootpaths atop ridges with sweeping vistas.
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Mile Hill LakeBoating access, fishing, and scenic overlook.
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Pony Creek ParkNature center and access to Pony Creek Lake.
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West Oak ForestAmazing views of the Missouri River floodplain.
Photo: Lance Brisbois
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