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Highest elevation point in Missouri

Mallard Lake is a treasure for birdwatchers. It occupies the south end of Creve Couer Lake Park and acts as a catch-basin of sorts to contain sediment before it washes into the larger Creve Couer Lake. As such, you may notice that the waters of Creve Couer Lake are much clearer than the waters of Mallard Lake.

This is a scenic lake on the south side of Creve Couer Lake Park. There are options to do a running loop around the lake and marsh joining onto Creve Couer Lake to the north, or follow Creve Couer Connector to the Veteran's Memorial Bridge.

Creve Coeur Lake is the ideal place for a jog. It features a paved footpath that circles the entire lake, numerous shelters and water fountains, public toilets, and most importantly, incredible scenery of water, wildlife and forestry to take your mind off the challenge.

Waterfall along Long Creek that is weather-dependent. In the summer it may only be a trickle, or a full waterfall after the rain.

Built in 1936 this 100 foot tall firetower is still in use today. While the tower itself is closed to the public the site of the tower is a primary trailhead for the Hercules Glades Wilderness.

Mallard Lake is a treasure for birdwatchers. It occupies the south end of Creve Couer Lake Park and acts as a catch-basin of sorts to contain sediment before it washes into the larger Creve Couer Lake. As such, you may notice that the waters of Creve Couer Lake are much clearer than the waters of Mallard Lake.

This is the largest lake in St. Louis County, and the second-largest lake in all of Missouri. Keep an eye out for sailboats on the lake when the wind is really blowing!