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Five of Missouri's Top Outdoor Attractions

If you are in Missouri, where would you like to visit outdoors? Here are some recommendations.

Dogwood Canyon Nature Park

Is 10, 000 square miles of nature enough for you? Well, that's what you will get a visit to this nature park. Dogwood Canyon is one of the oldest landforms in the United States, with some log cabins of long history. You can explore the habitat with activities like horseback riding£¬ fishing, hiking, wildlife tours and more.

Loess Bluffs National Wildlife Refuge

If you are looking for the feathered creatures£¬ this wildlife preserve is your best bet. It was established for migratory birds in 1935. It is one of the top areas for bird-watching in the United States of America. Fishing, hiking and photography are all on the agenda.

Ha Ha Tonka State Park

This park features everything from hiking trails to an abandoned stone castle. Ha Ha Tonka State Park£¬a 20th-century stone mansion, has caves, sinkholes £¬geological formations and so on. There are boardwalks that make trails accessible to all visitors £¬along with convenient picnic areas for lunch.

Chaumette Vineyards & Winery

Who needs Europe when you can just pop over to Missouri to enjoy a best-in-class luxury wine-tasting vacation? This resort destination offers local wines grown in the region. The tasting rooms are open year-round.

Elephant Rocks State Park

Rocks that represent elephants? Yes£¬ please. These natural geological formations look like they stepped right out of the circus, when in fact they were formed from 1. 5-illion-year-old stones. These rocky wonders are a can't-miss item on your Missouri list.

21. What makes Dogwood Canyon Nature Park unique?

A. Going fishing and hiking.               B. Enjoying some tasty wine.

C. Spotting some old wood cabins.          D. Seeing some animal-shaped stones.

22. If you are interested in bird-watching, which park may be your best choice?

A. Dogwood Canyon Nature Park.         B. Loess Bluffs National Wildlife Refuge.

C. Ha Ha Tonka State Park.              D. Chaumette Vineyards & Winery.

23. What do Ha Ha Tonka State Park and Elephant Rocks State Park have in common?

A. They are of the biggest size.             B. They are of the longest history.

C. They are full of tracks and trails.          D. They are rich in stones and rocks.