ウォーレン郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Watch out for horse poop

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 as a pioneer shelter and noted by local schools for nature trips, the site offers a little geological curiosity beside the trail—a hands-on reminder of Missouri’s limestone landscape and early frontier life. Great for a quick stop and photo op!

The park officially opened its gates in 2006, following a substantial land donation made five years earlier. It takes its name from the convergence of Indian Camp Creek and Big Creek within its boundaries. The park administration prioritizes the preservation and celebration of the region's environmental legacy. Visitors can explore approximately 10 miles of diverse trails, suitable for walking, cycling, horseback riding, and inline skating—some paved and some natural paths. Notable attractions include an eco-friendly playground, a repurposed silo transformed into an observation tower, a dedicated nature preserve, campsites, a sizable six-acre fishing pond, and an 18-hole disc golf course.