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Art Galleries Exhibit Art Gallery 204 South A Street Farmington, MO 63640 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Theaters Maple Valley Kerasote Showplace 838 Valley
Creek Dr. Farmington, MO 63640 573-756-4114Plummer Family Theatre Inc. 655 Canterberry
Rd. Farmington, MO 63640 573-756-1888 Sullivan Performing Arts Theater 1073 E. Vine
St. Sullivan, MO 63080 573-468-4588 Flat River Movies 300 W. Main St. Park Hills, MO 63601 573-431-2626 Meramec Music Theatre 26 W. Highway 8 Steelville, MO 65565 573-775-5999 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Civic Centers Ste. Genevieve County Community Center The community center is a fun event for the entire family. From swimming in their pool to working out in the fitness room upstairs the community center has something for everyone in the family to enjoy. For more information visit their website at www.sgccc.com. __________________________________________________________________________________________________
Parks and Attractions Johnson's Shut-Ins 573-546-2450 Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park is home to one of the best shut-ins in Missouri. This popular rocky gorge brings joy to almost 250,000 visitors each year. A fen (wetland), glades (dry, open areas), wild expanses and an outstanding Ozark stream make Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park a unique place. www.mostateparks.com/jshutins.htm Bonne Terre Mines, "The Worlds Largest Man Made Caverns" A mine covering an area larger than the town of Bonne Terre. Enjoy Scuba Diving in the Billion Gallon Lake, or even
a boat tour. For Tours Please Call 314-209-7200 The Space museum The largest
privately owned collection of space memorabilia and artifacts in the state of Missouri. The
space museum is currently only open on Saturdays from 9am till 5pm. 116 East School Street Bonne Terre MO. 63628 573-358-1200 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Elephant
Rock State Park 573-546-3454 Imagine giant granite rocks standing end-to-end like a train of circus elephants. That's what you'll see at Elephant Rock State Park. www.mostateparks.com/elephantrock.htm ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Fort
Davidson State Historic Site 573-546-3454 Today, the Arcadia Valley in Iron County is a peaceful setting in one of Missouri's most scenic areas. But in 1864, the valley was the scene of one of the largest and most hard-fought battles waged on the state's soil - the Battle of Pilot Knob. www.mostateparks.com/ftdavidson.htm ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Taum Sauk Mountain State Park 573-546-2450 Make the great escape to Missouri's wilderness - Taum Sauk Mountain State Park. The park provides 7,448 acres of solitude amid unspoiled land with a wilderness quality hard to find in today's world. www.mostateparks.com/taumsauk.htm ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ St. Joe State Park 573-431-1069 Today, the 8,238-acre St. Joe State Park is Missouri's third largest state park, with approximately 2,000 acres set aside for the state's premier off-road vehicle (ORV) riding area. www.mostateparks.com/stjoe.htm ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Hawn State Park 573-883-3603 Many visitors believe that Hawn State Park is the loveliest of Missouri's state parks, with forests of pine and oak, sandstone bluffs and canyons, and clear sand-bottom streams. The park's many trails, picnic areas and campground are well suited for visitors wishing to enjoy the splendor of nature; it is truly a nature lover's paradise. www.greatriverroad.com/stegen/sgattract/hawn.htm ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Sam A. Baker 573-856-4411 Sam A. Baker State Park has something for everyone. Whether getting away for a day of relaxation or spending considerably more time exploring the region, it's certainly worth the trip. www.samabaker.com ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Pickle Springs 573-290-5730 Pickle Springs Natural Area is a deep, forested gorge consisting of geological formations and plants that are found in few other places. www.greatriverroad.com/stegen/sgattract/picklesprings.htm ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ St. Francois State Park 573-358-2173 Whether coming to enjoy a day on the Big River, or to seek refuge in the peaceful, natural setting of the park, St. Francois State Park offers the perfect hideout from everyday life. www.mostateparks.com/stfrancois.htm ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Silver Mines Recreation Area Silver Mines Recreation Area, named for actual silver mines, active in the 1920s but long since played out, is located on the banks of the St. Francis River. "Whitewater" enthusiasts from around the world bring their kayaks to enjoy the challenges of the river during the White Water Festival and spring high water www.fs.fed.us/r9/forests/marktwain/recreation/sites/silver_mines/ Millstream Gardens Conservation Area The St. Francois River flows through shut-ins to create the only whitewater in Missouri. www.experienceblackriver.com/attractions ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Mark Twain State Park 573-565-3440 Named after Missouri native, Mark Twain, the Mark Twain National Forest is located in 29 counties across southern and central Missouri. The Mark Twain National Forest is popular with hunters, trappers, anglers and persons who enjoy observing, studying and photographing wildflowers and wildlife. www.mostateparks.com/twainpark.htm ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Hickory Canyon Natural Area 67 South left on JCT K, or 32 East to JCT C. Turn onto Sprott Road. Provides short hiking trails in 430 acres, that give a glimpse of the distinctive bluffs and sandstone rock canyon found in this natural area. At Hickory Canyons, the canyon walls are impressive, forming 100 foot high bluffs. The cool, moist, shaded cliff environment is home to many native fern species along with club moss. The steep mile trail of terrain passes through the mesoic sandstone forests and across the creek at times. Trails: A .25 mile trail and a steep 1 mile trail. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
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James Audubon Trail & Natural Area 55 to HWY T, to Womack on Bidwell Creek Rd. to FS2199 or between State Rd. WW and T. The trail is located entirely in the Mark Twain National Forest. At Bidwell Creek there is the 8 mile Coldwater Creek Trail and Salamander Hollow Natural Area Trail which is a 5 mile trail. The trail follows the hills of the ozarks with an elevation change of 300 ft. The terrain is steep and rocky, through forest and glades and there are several stream crossings. There are 3 primitive campsites. Excellent for hiking, backpacking and nature study. The trail is ideal for a day hike or a short 2-day backpacking trip. Trails: 13 miles, two loops 5 and 8 mi ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Hollow Conservation Area HWY 61 North. HWY V to White Sand Road The area is bordered by Establishment Creek and Schmidts Island. The forests are dense and diverse of hardwood and glades, containing a variety of trees, shrubs and wildflowers. There are two hiking trails, 2 miles and 5 miles, traveling steep bluffs with scenic views along the Mississippi River. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Genevieve Golf Club 17450 Clubhouse Court Ste. Genevieve, MO 63670 573-883-2949 The Ste. Genevieve Golf Club is a public course located 50 miles south of St. Louis. We invite you to play our friendly 18-hole, par 72 course and finish up by dining and relaxing in our comfortable clubhouse, the "Old Red Barn". After you play, visit the numerous area attractions Ste. Genevieve county has to offer. From historic homes, bed and breakfasts, wineries, antiques and other gift shops, Ste. Genevieve is a truly unique area to visit. www.mapquest.com |
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