Located in Taum Sauk Mountain State Park, these falls at 132 feet are the tallest waterfall in Missouri. The view over the top of the waterfall offers an impressive view of the St Francois Mountains.
The elephant rocks are giant boulders that stand end-to-end and look like a train of circus elephants. The rocks were formed from 1.5-billion-year-old granite,
Mark Twain National Forest spans 1.5 million acres across 29 counties in Missouri, offering a vast and varied landscape of Ozark hills, hardwood forests, springs, and more than 750 miles …
This section of the Ozark Trail spans roughly 24 miles, weaving past brooks, springs, and oak-pine woodlands. Named in honor of trail visionary John Roth, this segment was the first …
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.
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