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This lake, in addition to its picturesque surroundings and beautiful fountain, stands out for its lovely building, which has somehow become an icon of the park.

Horseshoe Lake is one of the two lakes within Carondelet Park, St. Louis' third-largest park. In addition to relaxing by the shore of this lake known to fishing enthusiasts, you can explore a well-established network of trails that encircle the park and visit its other lake.

A 525 acre park with two primary mtb trails. The Spring Valley Trail is a flowy beginner level trail that rolls in and around the trees. The River Bluff Trail is a more technical loop that flows through rock gardens and a ledge drop. Both take you through heavily wooded areas with ponds, sinkholes, and a variety of wildlife.

One of two small lakes in Carondelet Park, this one is named after the lovely boathouse on its banks. You can actually walk all the way around the lake, too.

This paved trail circles Jefferson Barracks County Park, and makes a great walk before or after a visit to the Jefferson Barracks Telephone Museum. Keep an eye out for deer and other wildlife — and please do not feed the deer.

Originally built in 1896 as part of Officers' Row in a military base, this carefully restored building now houses an extensive collection of telephones and related equipment. It is on the National Register of Historic Places and well worth a visit, but it has limited hours and days (usually just Wednesday through Sunday). There is a modest entry fee. More information here: http://www.jbtelmuseum.org/hoursadmission-directionsparking.html

When the trees are bare, you can get a pretty overlook for the Mississippi River from this viewpoint.