Burlington, Iowa: Snake Alley: A Very Crooked Street
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- Address:
- N. 6th St., Burlington, IA
- Directions:
- US Hwy 34 exit 262B. Drive south on N. Central Ave., then quickly make first left onto Court St. Drive four blocks. Turn right onto Sixth St. Drive one block to the entrance to Snake Alley.
- Hours:
- Closed in winter. Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Admission:
- Free
- RA Rates:
- Major Fun
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A combatant in the World's Crookedest Street battle, in an unexpected place. No traffic back-ups to drive down Snake Alley, unlike San Francisco's more famous crooked street.
Roadsideamerica.com Report... [05/15/2016]Visitor Tips and News About Snake Alley: A Very Crooked Street
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Feb. 2019. Very quiet and fun! We parked at the bottom and walked up and then down.
[Margaret, 02/19/2019]
Super cool site! And aside from Snake Alley, Burlington has lots of interesting architecture to look at! Great town to drive through.
[Ashley, 07/18/2016]
If you drive south across the small valley from the lower end of Snake Alley, you can get a telephoto shot looking up the alley.
[Jon Morgan, 10/10/2015]Now I've driven down both Lombard St. and Snake Alley. Lombard is much more fun, but I'd love to go tubing down Snake Alley in the wintertime!! Anyone know if that's possible?
[Mike, 09/08/2011]Page of 2 [Next 4 items]
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