Preferred this site to the Edward And Pat Jones Confluence Site run by DNR. Not a knock on it, but this site is bigger. When I went, they had signs up that squirrel hunting was available in the next month, a tempting option, but already having good property to do it on, I instead walked the trails.

I enjoyed the view of the immense rivers. The site is over 4,000 acres and right next to St. Louis, so there was a little more trash than one might see in a normal conservation area, but the workers appeared to be on top of it. It looked like it was a mixture of woods, cropped lands and fields, so there was a variety of habitat and plenty of deer sign. Looks like a good area to hunt or to hike.

Also of note were interpretive signs about the Lewis And Clark Expedition so it is a good learning opportunity for children and adults as like, both a natural and historic site of great value.