Missouri Day Trips

Lakes in Missouri
Historic sites and parks across the state of Missouri provide plenty of recreational opportunities for visitors to enjoy some of the best cultural landmarks and natural landscapes in the state.
With a large German community, you’ll find German influences in everything in Hermann, MO.
Carthage is a small city in southwestern Missouri that attracts tourists with its historical architecture, art, and other attractions.
The city is located just east of the first section of paved highway in Missouri, which later became part of the historic Route 66.
Columbia is a Midwestern college town recognized for its vibrant art scene, progressive politics, and status as a cultural and educational center.
The city is home to three major colleges and universities:
Stephens College
Columbia College
University of Missouri
Elephant Rocks State Park is a geological reserve and recreation area in Missouri.
The park is named after a unique string of elephant-shaped granite boulders that serve as its main attraction.
Ha Ha Tonka State Park covers 3,700 acres along the Niangua arm of the Lake of the Ozarks.
The park offers a mix of historical architecture and scenic beauty, making it a great destination for outdoor enthusiasts and history lovers alike.
Hermann is a picturesque village in the Missouri River Valley, located in the heart of Missouri’s wine country.
The town is home to seven wineries that produce a significant portion of the state’s wine, making it a popular destination for wine enthusiasts.
The Fleur-De-Lys Mansion, Missouri