About Lansing

Lansing is a river town, right on the main channel of the Mississippi River, and consequently has a resort-like feel from the seasonal recreational boaters. Lansing's population is a little over 1000 people. Lansing is served by Iowa Highway 9, which terminates on the Black Hawk Bridge leading to Wisconsin.

Attractions

Old Stone School – Built in 1864
Commercial Fishing Museum – Displays Lansing's history as a fishing town including commercial fishing, the pearl button industry, and ice harvesting.
Blackhawk Bridge – Built in 1931
Mount Hosmer – Named after artist Harriet Hosmer after she climbed to the peak on a visit in 1851. Visitors can drive to the top where they can enjoy beautiful views of the Mississippi River and three states (Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin)
Mississippi Explorer – Enjoy a scenic guided boat ride on the Mississippi River
Allamakee County Historical Society Museum
Fish Farm Mounds
Lansing Fish Days