How One Woman Turned Kansas City Streets Into Hiking Trails
A Kansas City program invites residents to explore hidden green spaces, historic neighborhoods, and local wildlife through guided urban hikes.
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE / ST. LOUIS & BEYOND
A Kansas City program invites residents to explore hidden green spaces, historic neighborhoods, and local wildlife through guided urban hikes.
Dozens of state parks across Missouri will be hosting guided tours on January 1, 2025, as part of a nationwide program called First Day Hikes.
Three significant trails under development in Missouri could change the way residents and visitors experience the outdoors and breathe new life into the communities they connect. But will the projects be able to overcome the challenges they face and achieve the happy endings their advocates seek?
St. Louis County Parks was hosting an event, Stories in the Cave, that provided attendees a rare opportunity to enter Cliff Cave, which the department has blocked to protect the endangered bats.
The Mississippi and Missouri rivers are recognized as two of the most endangered waterways in the US. What must be done to increase the health of these essential arteries and achieve a future of clean water for everyone?
The World Naked Bike Ride provides an opportunity to ditch the restrictive bike shorts and protest against oil dependence, and for cyclist safety and body positivity.
From a Catholic church to a haven for boarders, BMXers, quad skaters, artists, and musicians, SK8 Liborius and its namesake social club promote creativity and self expression above all.
The art of route setting at Climb So iLL and Upper Limits Rock Climbing Gym in St. Louis, Missouri.
How caves and beer helped shape the city of St. Louis, and how that same pairing is once more rising to the occasion.
How Alton resident Karl Hoagland became one of the biggest voices in ultrarunning.
The seven wilderness areas in Mark Twain National Forest could be Missouri’s most naturally beautiful and remote places.
Catching up with Steve Schnarr, executive director of Missouri River Relief, on the organization’s 20th anniversary.
St. Louis’ two arboretums, Bellefontaine Cemetery and Tower Grove Park, act as outdoor museums for trees and offer guided and unguided hikes.
After years of measured advances, more progressive and inclusive options for mountain bikers have exploded across the Missouri, engaging new riders and invigorating communities.