Panora, Iowa -- Located a short 30-minute drive west of Des Moines, Iowa, Panora is a progressive, rural community nestled  along the banks of the Middle Raccoon River.  Home to Lake Panorama, the Raccoon River Valley Trail, and the Guthrie County Historical Village, Panora is known for its rural charm and for providing residents and visitors, alike, a variety of recreational opportunities. Whether your interests include hiking, biking, camping, or canoeing, Panora is your choice. But the fun doesn't stop there, you can also plan a trip to the local museum, a visit to the local farmer's market, go hunting, shopping or dine out at a local restaurant. Whatever your plans end up to be, plan on staying the entire weekend.

 

Where is Panora, Iowa?
As seen from Google Maps - Panora, IA
Lat/Long: N 41.69° and W 94.36°

 

 

 

 

Quick Links
- Guthrie County GIS Project online
- Panora Area Community Calendar

- Residential parcel search
- Pay property taxes online
- Renew vehicle registration

- Park and Rec Field Schedules

Downtown Panora
- Panora Historic Downtown Business
  Commercial District zoning regulations


- Panora Rebate Program for Façade
  Improvement

Community News
The Guthrie County Historical Village opens for its 40th year on May 1st.
The Guthrian, 05/01/08

RRVT Association's Banquet at The Port draws capacity crowd
RRVT News, 02/24/08

Panora PET's Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) Program gets Highlighted in Des Moines Register Metro Section
Des Moines Register, 02/14/08 

Panora City Council approves financial incentives for Historic Downtown Commercial District façade improvements
The Guthrian, 02/14/08

"The Sleeping Giant of Guthrie County" 
Iowa Outdoors

Community Guide


City of Panora
Community Calendar
Chamber of Commerce
Economic Development
Area Businesses
Area History
Visitor's Guide
Panora Public Library
Panorama Schools
Panorama Days
 

Area Resources


Lake Panorama
Guthrie County Offices
Guthrie County Tourism
Guthrie County Museum
Raccoon River Valley Trail
Springbrook State Park
Whiterock Conservancy