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Augusta, Missouri on the Katy Trail
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Dutzow
7.6 miles West
Matson
5.8 miles East
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Mile 66.4
Population: 218
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Anchor Mill Inn
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184 Jackson St
636-228-4850
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Apple Gate Inn
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5549 Main St
636-228-4248
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Ashley's Rose Restaurant & Inn
casual victorian dining
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5501 Locust St
636-482-4108
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Augusta Brewing Co.
Microbrewery & beer garden
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5521 Water St.
P.O. Box 127
636-482-BEER
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Augusta Trailhead
Parking for about 50 cars
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Augusta White House Restaurant
German
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5567 Walnut
P.O. Box 27
636-482-4048
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Augusta Wine Country Inn
Country inn style
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5619 5th St
P.O. Box 27
636-482-4307
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Augusta Winery
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5601 High St at Jackson
PO Box 8
636-228-4301
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Balducci Vineyards
might not be accessible by bike - riding on 94 is not safe in this area
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6601 Hwy 94 South
636-482-8466
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Cafe Bella
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5505 Locust St
636-482-4334
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Centennial Farms
fruit, vegetables, apple butter
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199 Jackson St.
636-228-4338
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Cottage Guest House
private cottage for two
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215 Jackson St
P.O. Box 51
636-228-4024
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Edelweiss Guest House
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5567 Walnut Street
636-482-4307
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H. S. Clay House
European elegance & first class accomodations
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219 Public Street
P. O. Box 184
888-309-7334
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Johanns General Store
snacks, ice, film, general convenience
Outdoor soda machines $1.50
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636-228-4500
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Klondike Park
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636-949-7535 (business hours only)
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Lindenhof Bed & Breakfast
Discounted rates for weekday bicyclists. Private baths, Hottub, full breakfast, snacks, bike storage.
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5596 Walnut St @ Jackson
P.O. Box 52
636-228-4617
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Montelle Winery
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Highway 94 S
P.O. Box 147
636-228-4464
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Mount Pleasant Augusta Grocery & Grill
food & gift items (attached to Mount Pleasant winery)
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5634 High Street
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Mount Pleasant Winery
5634 High Street
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800-467-WINE
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Red Brick Inn
4 rooms, all private baths
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252 Lower St
636-228-1111
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River Witch Saloon
Bar
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5539 Water
636-482-4600
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Stoneridge Vineyard Farm & Inn
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651 Schluersburg Road
314-581-7464
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Swan Haven Inn
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164 Jackson Street
636-482-8017
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Subject: Augusta Brewing Co. (Augusta)
Started: Jun 23 2008 9:32PM
by Jim
, Washington Court House
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I have to agree with a few of the others, not worth the stop. We stayed in Augusta overnight and was told to try this place for good food and beer. We went down late afternoon and they were out of everything except about two things. Apparently ordering food for the resteraunt wasn't high on the list. Beer was average at best. Service was terrible. Only 6 customers in the whole place and still couldn't hardly get a beer. I know that we won't be back there. If you are looking for a meal go a few more blocks up the hill to Cafe Bella!
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Subject: River Witch Saloon (Augusta)
Started: Jun 30 2008 6:31PM
by Maura
, St. Louis
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Last fall I was riding from Weldon Springs to Marthasville and back. I got as far as Dutzow and was attacked by a dog. I rode my bike to Augusta with two large puncture wounds in my calf, bleeding extensively. I went into the River Witch Saloon and was treated horribly. I was in tears and asked if I could use the restroom to wash the blood from my wounds which were filthy from the trail. My entire shoe was filled with blood and my wounds were obvious. The bartender told me to go somewhere else further down the street. What a jerk. He was so rude to me. I rode on to Defiance where I was treated for my injury by a very kind shop owner. I will never go to this dump again. Beware!
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Subject: Augusta Winery (Augusta)
Started: Jun 23 2008 9:26PM
by Jim
, Washington Court House
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Great winery to visit. The lady behind the counter was very patient and extremely helpful with our tasting. She explained different things with the wines. Without a doubt you have to visit this winery if you visit any of them. It may be a little smaller than the others but I think that is what helps the charm. The Ice Wine is wonderful.
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Subject: Cafe Bella (Augusta)
Started: Jun 23 2008 9:21PM
by Jim
, Washington Court House
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If you are looking for a wonderful meal on the trail this is the place. Plenty of seating inside and a patio area when weather is nice. Food was amazing. Her special that day was a chicken quesadilla that I am tempted to drive back to have again, along with the Spicy corn chowder soup. Nice choice of wines to also have with your meal. Only downside is during the week if it is really slow they may close early. We were there during the middle of the week and another couple stated they were closed about a hour early that doy. Maybe call before heading up the hill but worth the ride for sure.
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Subject: Lindenhof Bed & Breakfast (Augusta)
Started: Jun 23 2008 9:17PM
by Jim
, Washington Court House
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We stayed here on a Wednesday night a few weeks ago and had a great time. The owners really just let you relax and weren't around except at check in and when she made breakfast. I know if we needed anything though they were just in the other part of the house. Breakfast was awesome, stuffed french toast with white chocolate, strawberries, and blueberries. She also made some type of egg creation with cream that I can't remember what it was called but very good. The setting is very quiet and relaxing and not too far off the trail. Would recommend if you are looking for a great B&B
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