Do you ever just marvel at how much natural beauty there is in Missouri? Some of the most stunning places in the state, in fact, might remind us of the setting of a beloved book or a famous movie. When you're exploring Hawn State Park in Missouri, you might feel as though, in some spots, you've walked straight into Middle Earth.
A single day at Hawn State Park in Sainte Genevieve County, especially once you see how absolutely gorgeous the landscape is, just might not be enough.
Fortunately, the beautiful park, sprawled across nearly 5,000 acres, is an idyllic setting for both a single day out and a camping adventure.
Hawn State Park is perhaps best known for its many majestic pine and oak trees and its unique rock formations.
With a picturesque footbridge, it also has a fairy-tale vibe that is easily experienced when you set off on one of the trails that meander through the park.
For an epic trek, follow the 12.4-mile Whispering Pines Trail, which will lead you past flowing streams, tiny waterfalls, and...
Beautiful rocks. Although it's rated difficult, it's worth the effort if you're up for the challenge. However, you can still enjoy the park's natural beauty on the...
Pickle Creek Trail, an easy trail that clocks in at 1.6 miles and features boulders, moss, and some rocky terrain.
You might also want to bring along a picnic. The park has more than two dozen picnic areas, each tucked under towering pine trees.
Find more information on the official website of Hawn State Park.
Have you been to Hawn State Park in Missouri? What did you think? Share your experience in the comments! If you're up for another otherwordly experience, plan a visit to Devil's Honeycomb in Irondale.
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