쉬운 프랭클린 카운티 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

This quarry was once a silica sand quarry and has transformed into a natural oasis. What sets this park apart is the presence of powdery white silica sand, previously extracted for glass production, visible throughout the area.

Klondike Park, nestled alongside the Missouri River near Katy Trail State Park, was a former silica sand quarry, now restored by St. Charles County Parks. Enjoy stunning views of the Missouri River from its bluffs. The park offers numerous camping sites and is known for its powdery white silica sand, once used for glass production. The Lewis and Clark Expedition also passed through this area.

This scenic park on the banks of the Misouri River has about 4 miles of natural surface and paved trails. The MTB trails are mainly short but fun and challenging runs that can be ridden multiple times if you use the pavement and connector trails between them.

Klondike Park, nestled alongside the Missouri River near Katy Trail State Park, was a former silica sand quarry, now restored by St. Charles County Parks. Enjoy stunning views of the Missouri River from its bluffs. The park offers numerous camping sites and is known for its powdery white silica sand, once used for glass production. The Lewis and Clark Expedition also passed through this area.

This quarry was once a silica sand quarry and has transformed into a natural oasis. What sets this park apart is the presence of powdery white silica sand, previously extracted for glass production, visible throughout the area.

At this viewpoint, you are treated to expansive views of the Missouri River weaving through the picturesque wine country. The river serves as the boundary between St. Charles County and St. Louis County. Just below, you'll find the iconic Katy Trail, a route stretching all the way to Kansas City.

Here, you'll enjoy views of the Missouri River alongside a small stream that flows into it. Please be aware that depending on the time of year you visit, the river's water levels may vary, and accessing this point might not be possible.

Here, you'll enjoy views of the Missouri River alongside a small stream that flows into it. Please be aware that depending on the time of year you visit, the river's water levels may vary, and accessing this point might not be possible.