Admission: $2-$3
Hours: May-Aug.
Address:
2500 Chapel Hill Rd.
Phone: 573-874-7460
Come visit us in Columbia, Missouri
There are 1,277 acres with hiking, biking and horse trails. Scenic streams and bluffs along three creeks. Primitive camping permitted. Home to rare and endangered Topeka Shiner and Cherrystone Snail. No facilities.
Columbia, MO Conservation AreasThe Society actively collects materials related to Missouri history. The Society preserves paintings, political cartoons, fine art prints, photographs, newspapers, maps, and the written records of individuals, families, and organizations.
Columbia, MO GenealogyRestored wetland offers hiking, hunting, fishing and bird watching.
Columbia, MO Conservation Areasfishing and boat access. ADA ...
Picnic tables, playground, and one kilometer fitness trail around a 20-acre lake. ADA ...
8.2 mi. walking/biking trail. A spur of the Katy Trail State Park Trail with trailhead in downtown Columbia. ADA ...
Beautiful trout area. Missouri and FLW fishing license and trout stamp needed. ADA ...
Native Stone Lewis & Clark Hiking Trail is a two mile (round trip) gravel hike to Bull Rock Historic Site, complete with sign...