The Katy Trail from Matson to Augusta or vice versa offers mostly shaded paths, providing views of bluffs, wooden bridges, and glimpses of Klondike Park and the surrounding rural area along the way.
Known locally as “Devil’s Boot Cave,” this natural overhang carved in sandstone resembles the shape of a boot and stretches roughly 25 feet deep and wide, near Marthasville. Once used …
Augusta is a historic town nestled among rolling hills on the Missouri River bluffs. Incorporated in 1855, it proudly holds the distinction of being America's first designated wine region, recognized …
The Katy Trail from Matson to Augusta offers mostly shaded paths, providing views of bluffs, wooden bridges, and glimpses of Klondike Park and the surrounding rural area along the way.
The Katy Trail from Matson to Augusta offers mostly shaded paths, providing views of bluffs, wooden bridges, and glimpses of Klondike Park and the surrounding rural area along the way.