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This brewery is the oldest in Springfield, having been in operation for 26 years. It offers a fantastic selection of craft beers and original food options for lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch. It's the perfect place to stop for a brew and scratch-made pub food after a long ride.

This brewery has excellent brews and a fantastic backyard. The company owns the parking lot across the street next to the bike repair shop, where many cyclists park their cars before heading out for a ride. If you stop in before your ride, be careful—some beers are strong!

Phelps Grove Park is a peaceful oasis in the heart of Springfield. The grounds are lined with beautiful, majestic oak trees, providing plenty of shade. There are picnic tables, restrooms, and a drinking fountain, making it a perfect spot to take a break during a day of riding and enjoy this quiet and charming spot.

Park Central Square is an architectural prize of the city. There is a fountain, trees, lighting, benches and tons of open space in the small park that's right in the middle of the town.

Wilson's Creek National Battlefield, part of the National Park System, preserves the site of the first major battle of the Civil War in the West on August 10, 1861. A paved, bike-friendly road circles the battlefield, with information kiosks along the way, making it an ideal location for a break while you learn about the park's history. The entry fee is $10 if you want to take the 5-mile loop.

Nathanael Greene Park shares the property with the Springfield Botanical Gardens. Walking paths surround the gardens, ponds, and gazebos, and some connect to the South Creek Greenway, which passes by Lake Drummund.

The South Creek Greenway, a designated National Recreation Trail by the National Park Service, is a fantastic paved pathway that winds its way through the heart of Springfield. It offers several access points, providing ample opportunities for both long and short rides along this scenic paved path.

The James River Bridge is an old iron bridge crossing the James River. It serves as the southernmost end of the Galloway Creek Greenway, and there's even a small pull-off area where you can park on the south side of the river.