16 Shots Of Missouri That Will Drop Your Frozen Jaw This Winter
Missouri in winter is unpredictable, to say the least. Snow, rain, ice, sleet, hail, or sun…it’s all possible. We can, and often do, experience all four seasons in a single 24-hour stretch. On the other hand, when the temperature drops and things freeze, you can see some pretty amazing sights unique to any other time. Here are a few times the ice and snow added a new perspective, showing off the true magic of winter in Missouri.
1. Geese at Twin Lakes, Columbia

2. Tangle of Trees, Ozarks

3. Icy fence near Kingsville

4. Iced Berries, St. Louis

5. Missouri River

6. A dog named Darby in Tower Grove Park, St. Louis during...

and after a winter storm.

7. Frozen Trees at Cape Fair

8. Ice Missouri Winter

9. Ballwin Geese

10. Frozen Water Fountain, Tower Grove Park, St. Louis

11. Ice in Cape Girardeau

12. Behind the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City

13. Liberty Bend Conservation Area, Liberty

14. Frozen Brook, Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis

15. Snowy Sunday in Columbia

16. Cooley Lake, Missouri City

What are your favorite photos of winter in Missouri? Which of these photos of Missouri in winter do you like best? Do you dread or love winter? Have any amazing “frozen” photos? Share in the comments below. Ready to get outdoors and embrace the magic of winter? Set off on one of the best winter hikes in Missouri. You can find all of the best hiking trails in Missouri on AllTrails.
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What are some of the best things to do in Missouri for the winter?
Winter in Missouri is simply magical, whether we spend it cozied under the covers or outside exploring. If you’re up for an adventure, here are just a few of the best things to do in Missouri in the winter:
- Stroll through Tower Grove Park in St. Louis.
- Explore the 100-acre Runge Nature Center in Jefferson City.
- Discover the simple beauty of winter in Missouri at the 6,318-acre Duck Creek Conservation Area.
- Hike along one of the sections of the Katy Trail, the longest rail trail in Missouri.
- Spend a day exploring Ha Ha Tonka State Park or Taum Sauk Mountain State Park.