Explore A 38-Acre Missouri Orchard That Has A Petting Zoo, Apple Picking, And A Corn Maze
Beth Price-Williams
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There’s nothing like spending time outdoors on a crisp and clear autumn day. Hickory Ridge Orchard is one of the many orchards in Missouri filled with activities that you can take part in with your entire family during this season. If this sounds like a nice way to make lasting memories with your family, read on to learn more about the special time you’ll have when you go to Hickory Ridge Orchard during Fall in Missouri.
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Take a look at Hickory Ridge Orchard’s website to learn more about its activities and current hours. And, if you have a favorite Missouri orchard, feel free to tell us about it in the following comments section.
For more fun hanging out with animals in Missouri, head over to Big Joel’s Safari in Wright City, home to more than 500 of them.
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Where are the best places to see fall foliage in Missouri?
As you've just learned, visiting orchards in Missouri is one way to appreciate fall and spend quality time with your family. Aside from this, there are many spots scattered throughout the state to take in the fall foliage in Missouri too. Some destinations include a local winery, the annual Apple Butter Festival, a forest, hiking trails, and vantage points in front of Missouri's infamous St. Louis Arch.
Which hiking trails in Missouri are best in the fall?
Fall in Missouri is a stunning time of year to explore The Show-Me State. While you can take a drive, meander through a small town, and spend time at one of the farms in Missouri, you can also appreciate fall by hitting a trail. For example, Devil's Honeycomb Trail is a short and sweet hike with views that'll leave you speechless. Feel free to bring your camera when you hike in any of these parks in Missouri in September and October too.
What are the best Halloween towns in Missouri?
In addition to having a blast at Hickory Ridge Orchard and buying a pumpkin, how about spending some time visiting towns in Missouri that get all decked out for Halloween? To begin, head to the tiny village of Hartsburg for their annual pumpkin festival. If you're in the mood for a fright, take your family for a drive through New Madrid during Halloween to see why this town is called the most haunted in Missouri.