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An Outdoor Explorer’s Guide to Cape-Area Trails

With trails so good, even Lewis & Clark checked them out. OK, maybe not these exact trails, but they did stop in Cape Girardeau in 1803 and you can visit the site at Trail of Tears State Park where the Corps of Discovery camped for a night, while enjoying some amazing hiking and biking.

We know that during this time of social distancing people are looking for outdoor activities. Please keep in mind that the 6-feet apart rule still applies in the great outdoors. For more guidelines and tips, head to our #keepcapestrong website.

So, if you’re an avid hiker, biker or adventure seeker or just looking for an activity to do, let us give you recommendations on the trails you need to trek in Cape County.

 

Cape La Croix Recreational Trail

This 5.67-mile-long trail is paved to perfection for all trail enthusiast activities. Whether you want to run, walk, jog, bike or roller blade, the Cape La Croix trail is a place you can enjoy scenery right in the middle of Cape Girardeau.

Did we mention that it’s family and pet friendly? You can enjoy an outing with the whole family while getting in exercise, fresh air and a view of the great outdoors.

 

Klaus Park Trail

WARNING: Rugged terrain ahead!

If you like to get a full-fledged outdoor hiking experience, make your way to the Klaus Park trail. Perfect for mountain biking aficionados and trail runners, this 3.2-mile trail is full of hills, twists & turns and the occasional fallen tree limb. This trail is certainly an adventure and we think that you’ll be hooked the first time you try it out.

 

 

Maple Hollow Trail

Need to get a quick dose of recreational activity and viewing of nature? Take the Maple Hollow trail. This 1-mile trail makes a perfect loop, meaning you can complete this journey in a short span of time. But we highly doubt you’ll want to rush through your time on this trail. You’ll be surrounded by trees, rock features and even may come across a meandering stream.

 

If you make your way through these trails but are looking for even more variety, check out the other trails in Cape County. We are sure you’ll find the perfect trail for your spirit of exploration in Cape.

 

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