Keosauqua
A historic village stop associated with southeast Iowa hospitality and community tradition.
Historic routes, village hospitality and scenic southeast Iowa roads shape the Red Flag Motor Tour experience year after year.
The route is designed around more than travel. It connects drivers and spectators with local communities, historic places and the rhythm of rural Iowa roads.
Each annual route may change, but the spirit remains the same: early motoring, hospitality and community pride.
Routes vary each year, traditionally connecting southeast Iowa villages through scenic roads and heritage stops.
A historic village stop associated with southeast Iowa hospitality and community tradition.
A community stop known for local character, heritage and regional identity.
Part of the annual New London to Brighton reenactment tradition.
A meaningful route community tied to the reenactment and historic touring story.
The tour’s character comes from its slower pace, village stops and the visible connection between vintage automobiles and the communities they pass through.
Touring routes move through countryside, historic communities and rural roads suited to heritage motoring.
Stops give participants time to connect with places, stories and local culture.
The route supports local vitality and encourages return visits to southeast Iowa.
Official maps and route details can vary by year. Use the contact page to request the latest route information and tour materials.
Use these quick answers to understand the route style and village focus.