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The gateway to the West... is worth a visit!

The Gateway Arch National Park in St. Louis, Missouri, commemorates the era of American westward expansion. Its focal point is the 192-meter-high stainless steel arch, symbolizing new beginnings and discovery. The complex also includes a museum and the historic Old Courthouse, where the Dred Scott trial began. Located directly on the Mississippi River, the park was designated a national park in 2018—a decision that is not without controversy due to its urban character, but attracts many visitors.

The Gateway Arch National Park on the banks of the Mississippi River, centrally located in downtown, is the landmark of the city of St. Louis.

Great spot to check out some innovative graffiti, but flood wall from the south is closed, so go up by the Lumiere to get around it.

Some rough spots of pavement, so higher volume tires recommended

Stop and smell the horses

Great spot to rest, water and bathrooms, beautiful park.

This interesting, historic bridge spans the Mississippi River. Its first opening was in 1910, with railroad tracks running down the center of the bridge and auto traffic on "outriggers" running outside the bridge's steel-truss support structure. In 2001 the bridge was closed and reconditioned to better support today's traffic levels; today road traffic runs along the inside of the span, and pedestrian traffic is routed along the outriggers that previously supported cars.