OUTDOOR ADVENTURE / ST. LOUIS & BEYOND
Forest Park’s new hammock garden was an Eagle Scout project conceptualized and built by Zachary Noland, a high school senior from Kirkwood.
River City Outdoors (RCO), a nonprofit organization based in the City of St. Louis, has opened a new Gear Lending Library that makes outdoor equipment more accessible to residents and removes barriers for those living in the St. Louis region to get outside.
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?
Meditating in nature can help connect our senses and the natural world and bring about a more balanced state for our body, mind, and soul.
Alpine Shop is celebrating five decades of getting St. Louisans outdoors in 2023.
Under the management of Great Rivers Greenway, the Missouri side of the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge will undergo several upgrades during 2023 to make the grounds more welcoming, improve safety, and allow more events.
No place captivates fly fishermen quite like secretive Crane Creek in southwest Missouri, where the clear waters hide a local legend: the McCloud rainbow trout.
You voted in the thousands in this year’s Readers’ Choice Awards. We tabulated the results, and here are your favorite outdoor events and businesses in the Midwest.
How the River des Peres was transformed from an idyllic, meandering stream into a massive concrete chute that many believe to be a completely artificial creation, and what we are doing to change our relationship with the waterway.
Pedal the Cause announced the results of 2022 fundraising with a total donation of $4,543,878 to Siteman Cancer Center and Siteman Kids at St. Louis Children’s Hospital.
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.
A picture is worth a thousand words, able to inspire, inform, and awe in mere seconds. It’s why we place such importance on the images we use in the pages of Terrain — and it’s why we host our annual photo contest.