The 11 Places You Absolutely Must Visit In Missouri This Spring
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Before school lets out and Missouri’s best attractions are packed with summer breakers, take advantage of these awesome places this spring. Featuring state parks, animal safaris and beautiful rivers, you’ll want to get out as much as possible this next month.
You'll find 1.5 - 2 million year old giant rocks when you visit this state park near Mark Twain National Forest. Click here for more information.
If you like wine, then Hermann is the place for you. This adorable German town is packed with beautiful wineries, just like Watertower Winery as seen in the photo above.Click here for more information.
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Dogwood Canyon is basically the Disney World of nature parks in Missouri. Take a walking tour, rent a segway or bike and explore all that this magnificent park has to offer.Click here for more information.
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This is the kind of museum that encourages you to touch all of the installations on display. City Museum features a humongous playground made out of recycled materials found throughout the St. Louis area.
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For a remote dining experience inside a barn, visit Claverach Farm in Eureka. While you wait for your meal, take a walk through the property and see the ingredients that they grow on-site.
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When it comes to rivers in Missouri, Current River tends to be a favorite. It's crystal clear, refreshing waters are perfect for swimming or taking a float trip.
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What better place to see spring in bloom than at the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis? This gorgeous garden is considered to be one of the most beautiful gardens in the world and you'll want to see it for yourself.
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Pickle Springs is registered as a National Natural Landmark and features over 250 vascular plant species and various hiking trails.Click here for more information.
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A wild safari in Missouri? Yep, it's true! With all the exotic animals roaming about, you'll feel like you're on another continent.
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Most people flock to Table Rock Lake when the weather warms up, but Wakonda State Park has a beautiful lake as well that's worth visiting.
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For the adrenaline-seeking junkies, ride through the Ozarks on a zipline or walk along a canopy rope at this awesome adventure park in Branson.
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Have you done any of these activities before? Which one was your favorite? Feel free to share below in the comments.
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