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Wilson's Creek Greenway Trail is a lovely paved path that winds along the Wilson's Creek, passing through Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park. There are numerous access points and plenty of shade, making it perfect for a leisurely ride, especially on a warm day.

Tal's Trailhead is a popular on-street junction that connects to the Wilson's Creek Greenway Trail and links to the South Creek and Gallo Creek Greenways. There is plenty of parking, making it a great spot to satellite out and explore several areas of the city.

This fun farm-themed park includes animal barns, a fishing pond, open pastures and a visitor center. It is also one of the main trailheads for the Wilson's Creek Trail, with a one-mile paved trail along Wilson's Creek and plenty of parking.

The Frisco Highline Trail, designated as a National Recreation Trail, was once a bustling railway. It stretches 35 miles through the scenic Ozarks, connecting Springfield to Bolivar, Missouri. This trail provides a fantastic scenic route for exploring the area's small towns.

Phenix is an old ghost town whose primary purpose was to provide labor for marble and limestone mining. In its heyday, the town had a library, an orchestra, theaters, and a church with a full-time minister. Today, an operating quarry still includes a couple of old lime kilns and a sturdy old building made of local stone. A fun historical fact: Bonnie Parker of the infamous Bonnie and Clyde attended elementary school here.

Built in 1837, this site is home to the preservation of the original estate of Nathan Boone, the youngest son of legendary pioneer Daniel Boone. There are several trails to explore on the property and a nice picnic pavilion; however, bicycles are not allowed, so bring a lock if you plan to explore the homestead. It's a fantastic place to travel back in time and learn the history of one of the iconic early Missouri families.

Ritter Springs Park is the terminus for the Fulbright Spring Greenway. The trails here are not always marked clearly, so bring navigation if riding beyond the paved Scott Road. The park has restrooms, playground equipment, benches, picnic tables, barbecue grills, a small lake, a pavilion, and even a sand volleyball court and archery range. The bridge over the small spillway is a popular spot for photos. There is also a small cave at the north end of the park.

Follow North Farm Road 189 to the end, where there is a boat launch, to get a great view of Fellows Lake. There are covered picnic benches here, making it a great spot to relax and have a snack while soaking up the views.