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What to expect
Pickle Springs Natural Area is a 256-acre park with scenic views, including sandstone cliffs, canyons, arches, and waterfalls. The area offers a two-mile Trail Through Time, and activities include bird watching and nature hiking. The park is home to over 20 species of fish and has been designated an outstanding state water resource. The area features unique geologic formations, such as a double arch, narrow slot-like canyons, and hoodoos. Visitors can explore the park's steep-sided rocky slopes, small box canyons, and seasonal waterfalls, which provide a habitat for rare species. The park is a great place for families to explore and learn about nature
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Take a Trail Through Time at Pickle Springs Natural Area in Missouri
Activities: We hiked The Trail Through Time path through a variety of rugged and interesting geographical features. We passed through interesting rock gorges and boulders, visited several waterfalls, saw the double arch, The Key Hole, and enjoyed an overlook with the kids
Highlights: The kids always have a fun time hiking this trail and enjoy showing us the things they find along the trail ✨