Outdoor Diversity in St. Louis: Creating a Welcoming Place For All
A number of local groups of color are working to diversify the St. Louis outdoors.
Meet the Founding Fathers of the St. Louis Bicycling Community
Three quarters of the bike shops in St. Louis can be linked to a few owners who got things going, starting in the 1930s. Here’s how these founders shaped cycling in our hometown.
Getting Down Underground: Where to Go Caving Around Missouri
Discover where you can explore fabulous show caves and wild grottos around Missouri, and where you can camp nearby.
Trailnet’s Ride the Rivers Century Returns with New Format
Trailnet’s Ride the Rivers Century returns in 2020 with new, COVID-safe format
Missouri Hunters and Anglers Benefit from Expanding Access on Refuges and Hatcheries
The Department of the Interior’s Fish and Wildlife Service helped grow that legacy by finalizing a rule to open additional hunting and fishing opportunities in Missouri and across the country.
Bike the Vote Tour Explores the Women and History of Suffrage in St. Louis
Trailnet and the Missouri History Museum are hosting a community bike ride and walking tour to celebrate the 100th anniversary of women earning the right to vote.
Lauren Pointer Becomes First Woman on Record to Bike the Katy in One Day
On May 30, the Lauren Pointer rode the entire length of the 240-mile Katy Trail in an elapsed time of 18 hours, 36 minutes, becoming the first woman on record to achieve the crossing in a single day.
Seasonal Changes at Lake Lou Yaeger in Litchfield, Ill.
To ensure guests have the most up to date information about Lake Lou Yaeger Recreational Area in Litchfield, Illinois, the Litchfield Tourism Office has compiled a list of the seasonal changes for the park.
Lessons Learned on a Three-Day, Two-Night Missouri River Paddle
For all my life, I’d looked at the Mississippi and [...]
Exploring the Pioneer Spirit of Independence, Missouri
Independence, Missouri, has a long history as the starting point of great outdoor adventures.