These 37 walks show the way to pnk sidewalks, turn-of-the-century immigrant neighborhoods, the great Mississippi River flyway, roosting areas for American bald eagles, old Native American traces, the land of Daniel Boone, memorable Ozark forests, hidden wildflower meadows, and restored prairies.
Each walk includes a map, hiking time and distance, driving directions to the trailhead, and a detailed trail description.

"Part history, part reportage, this richly informed and good-humored guide is a must not only for newcomers but also for seasoned St. Louisans who think they already know their way around."
—Howard S. Miller, co-author of St. Louis in the Gilded Age

"Weaving together humor, local and natural history, and geology, Robert Rubright has written an excellent guide for all ages , as well as a great reference book on the area."
—Ramon D. Gass, author of Missouri Hiking Trails

$19.95 (Can. $22.00)
0-88150-344-4
264 pages, paperback

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