Alexis Anderson
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Went on a guided tour of the grand canyon with the Cayoneers company! Best trip if my life so far!
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Pickle springs is a hidden gem in Saint Genevieve! Three generations of my family have been exploring this awesome place, and we live coming back at least once every season to see the splendor this place has to offer. The trails are well marked, and maintained but this is a trail surrounded by trees and massive amounts of sandstone. Roots, sand, large and small rocks are definitely a factor on long sections of the loop. Wear your hiking shoes with good traction. With the right footwear you can enjoy all the boulder scrambling, and exploring of the natural beauty that is Pickle Springs! If you bring lots of water and snacks you could easily spend the entire day playing in and around this trail. The spring fed streams and creeks are fun to cool off in the warmer months, so wear your quickdry clothes and have a blast! There were no bathrooms last visit, so go before you get to there.
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Sutton Bluff is a beatiful, and wild place. My family and I often remote camp out there once or twice every season. The campground isn’t open in the colder months, so bring a solar shower if you don’t want to stink. The ATV trails are so much, fun, but you’ll need a good map, and a little grit to navigate the winding trails and fire roads. These trails are not for novice riders without one or two experts in the group. Someone with you should be accustomed to the steep rugged terrain. The stars out there are spectacular! We saw nonless than a dozen shooting stars on our last trip. The bats by the river are amazing, to watch at night. Most of the best remote camping sites are the ones near the river. At the bottom of the bluffs. If you enjoy Missouri wilderness this place will fill your cup.
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