Planning to visit Ste. Genevieve?  Here are some additional things you might need:

• Courthouse address
  55 S. 3rd Street, Ste. Genevieve, MO 63670
• Ozark Regional Library
  21388 Highway 32
  (just outside of town)
  573.883.3358
• Interpretive Center (Tourist Information):
  66 S. Main St, Ste. Genevieve, MO 63670
  573.883.7097
• Map of the area plotted with photos!
  (For more information on that please read here first .)
  

Map of the historical district:

The following is a map of historic Ste. Genevieve, available from the Great River Road Interpretive Center (573.883.7097).

Page one - historical district; about 117 kb

Page two - city limits and services/shops listing; about 113 kb

Calendar of Events 

County Attractions:

National Tiger Sanctuary
2 miles West of Bloomsdale on Highway Y

Mark Twain National Forest
Located hwy WW, Coffman

Hawn State Park
Located hwy 144
        "Many visitors believe that Hawn State Park is the loveliest of Missouri's state parks, with forests of pine and oak, sandstone bluffs and canyons, and clear sand-bottom streams.  The park's many trails, picnic areas and campground are well suited for visitors wishing to enjoy the splendor of nature; it is truly a nature lover's paradise.
        "The 4,953-acre park preserves some of the finest areas for viewing Missouri's wide variety of natural wonders.  The 2,880-acre Whispering Pine Wild Area offers excellent opportunities to backpack, bird watch or study nature.  Covered with pine, oak and flowering dogwood trees, the area is home to a diverse set of plants, animals and birds.  Pickle Creek, because of its high quality and pristine nature, has been designated as a state natural area.  It is also one of the few places in the state where visitors can see such a wide variety of rock types exposed at the surface.
        "Enjoy a quiet lunch at one of the many picnic tables that dot the sandy, pine-needle-covered forest floor.  Hike along some of the most scenic backcountry trails in Missouri.  Hawn State Park is the perfect setting for visitors eager to explore the unspoiled natural beauty of the Show-Me-State."
---Missouri Department of Natural Resources

Pickle Springs Natural Area
A trail through time....
Pickle Springs offers a trail about 2 miles in length through some beautiful scenery.  The trail is rustic and therefore, natural, about 2 feet in width, hilly, and rocky (including some beautiful formations).  It is open year-round except for nightly between 10pm and 4am.
To get to Pickle Springs from Ste. Genevieve, take hwy 32 towards Farmington about 15-20 miles.  Make a left on hwy AA, following it for about 1.7 miles, making a left on Dorlac Rd.  Pickle Springs is not very far back.  (From Farmington on 32, hwy AA is about 5 miles from town).

Magnolia Hollow Conservation Area
Rugged 1,740 acre conservation area  is located 10 miles north of Ste. Genevieve along the Mississippi River.  Take Highway 61 N to Highway V, then west on V to White Sands Road.  Featured are two hiking trails, a skeet shooting area, etc.  Primitive camping is allowed.

John J. Audubon Trail
Located entirely within the Mark Twain National Forest five miles north of Womack on Bidwell Creek Road between State Routes WW and T, the Audubon Trail offers a 13 mile figure eight track through forest and glades.

Mississippi River Trail
the Mississippi River Trail, a long distance bicycle trail which enteres the State of Missouri at Ste. Genevieve via the Ste. Genevieve - Modoc Ferry, follows the Mississippi River south through seven states to New Orleans.

Places to Stay:

Places to Eat:

**this page is not meant to 'advertise' for any certain businesses, it is only meant to be used as a help guide for those intending to visit Ste. Genevieve.
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