ミズーリの絶景の山頂・トップ5

If it’s dry season the falls will not have any water, but the loop is still worth it, it takes about 1.5/2 hours if you want to stop and take in the views and not have to rush

At 955 feet above sea level, this is the highest point along the Katy Trail. It’s a subtle rise, but a fun marker for cyclists to note as they cruise through Missouri’s gentle terrain.

Peck Ranch Conservation Area spans over 23,000 acres of hardy Ozark terrain, featuring limestone glades, pine-oak forests, and the towering Stegall Mountain. It's best known as the heart of Missouri's elk restoration effort, and you'll likely see plenty of wild elk, deer, turkeys, and even the occasional black bear as you explore this area. With primitive camping areas and a segment of the Ozark Trail cutting through, it's a haven for backpackers and wildlife enthusiasts.

This view from atop Deers Leap Hill is one of the best in all of Ha Ha Tonka State Park. The viewpoint is at the end of a short spur trail just after passing the castle. There are numerous other viewpoints in the park along the trails.

North Cape Rock contains 21.3 acres of parkland and has a breathtaking view of the Mississippi River. The park was originally a trading post. It is quite an undeveloped park in order to retain some semblance of the natural environment.

This is a 9,143 acre wilderness with Bell Mountain at the highpoint of 1,702 feet. The wilderness has about 12 miles of hiking trails with outstanding views from Bell and Lindsey mountains.