This place is phenomenal! I will absolutely be heading back, soon. I 100% recommend this area. There are great trails to hike and run on. I did some running initially for about 20 minutes, it was extremely hot that day so I stopped, hydrated and switched to hiking. I had a pack with me, which I would advise anyone that is hiking to ALWAYS have a pack of essentials with you. You never know what could happen, even experienced hikers/adventurers get turned around/ lost from time to time. There are hours upon hours of great trails here. Coupled with great views of the river and of the woods. Be aware of your surroundings. There are snakes. To be aware is to be alive! Enjoy the beautiful trains, the breathtaking views, the mesmerizing canopies above. Have a great time. Remember, always leave the place you visit better than it was when you got there. May God bless you and keep you brothers and...
Read moreVery nice set up I'm handicap in a wheelchair great access and the staff was too notch recommend it highly hopefully I will be back in 3 weeks. I be done my best for years when I had my farm but had to sell it because of my medical issues I used to put in 12 to 14 acres of food soy bean winter wheat buck forage oats a poop load of turnips and some years Milo. When I bought the place it was the first time I saw a quail in 25 years it was awesome have several tales to tell about that but I'm probably boring you by now hats off to Missouri...
Read moreThe Lewis and Clark Trail is an 8 mile loop and has some great views as well as some very different ecohabitats to explore. This is one of my favorite trails in the St. Louis metro area some amazing views from the bluffs are the best part of the trail. There is a good amount of uphill climbing, but if you just want to experience the bluffs over the view of the Missouri, take the Lewis trail directly south to the river and then come back to the parking lot. It’s a mostly flat part to the trail and let’s you experience the view...
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