Peers Store (Peers)
- + My ABSOLUTE favorite establishment on the entire KATY Trail! The ambiance, the service, the accomodations, the history....all represent a time when life was much simpler. If your ride takes you to o...
Discussion started 07/04/2008 06:48 AM - 9 replies (last reply by JasonA at 10/22/2008 12:29 PM)Anonymous on 07/04/2008 06:48 AM
My ABSOLUTE favorite establishment on the entire KATY Trail! The ambiance, the service, the accomodations, the history....all represent a time when life was much simpler. If your ride takes you to or through this area, DO NOT pass up the opportunity to experience this true slice of Americana.
Anonymous on 07/04/2008 06:48 AM
My ABSOLUTE favorite establishment on the entire KATY Trail! The ambiance, the service, the accomodations, the history....all represent a time when life was much simpler. If your ride takes you to or through this area, DO NOT pass up the opportunity to experience this true slice of Americana.
KR from ST LOUIS on 07/04/2008 10:35 PM
I agree! It's like going back 50 years in time!
KR from ST LOUIS on 07/04/2008 10:35 PM
I agree! It's like going back 50 years in time!
mike p on 07/05/2008 11:45 AM
I agree on your comments about Peers store. I found the place while looking for lunch and a place out of the rain in May this year. Soup and a sandwich and what appeared to be most of the neighbors in the area. I would recommend this stop to anyone riding the trail.(pass on the coffee).
mike p on 07/05/2008 11:45 AM
I agree on your comments about Peers store. I found the place while looking for lunch and a place out of the rain in May this year. Soup and a sandwich and what appeared to be most of the neighbors in the area. I would recommend this stop to anyone riding the trail.(pass on the coffee).
Marvin Winston from Maumelle on 07/06/2008 07:25 AM
Sounds like a place to visit on my trip this month. Where is Peers? I don't see it on the map.
Marvin Winston from Maumelle on 07/06/2008 07:25 AM
Sounds like a place to visit on my trip this month. Where is Peers? I don't see it on the map.
Ray (webmaster) on 07/06/2008 07:30 AM
It's between Treloar and Marthasville. Here's a web page with
Peers info. If you visit the store, be sure to ask about the flood of '93 - some interesting stories.
Ray (webmaster) on 07/06/2008 07:30 AM
It's between Treloar and Marthasville. Here's a web page with
Peers info. If you visit the store, be sure to ask about the flood of '93 - some interesting stories.
Biker from Farmington, MO on 07/09/2008 11:28 AM
Very nice people, offered pork-burger platters during the DRN trail ride. It's definitely worth the stop.
Biker from Farmington, MO on 07/09/2008 11:28 AM
Very nice people, offered pork-burger platters during the DRN trail ride. It's definitely worth the stop.
JasonA from Omaha, NE on 10/15/2008 05:54 PM
The folks at Peers were very helpful to me for my recent overnight stay. I felt welcomed, trusted, and appreciated. A word of caution: the accommodations are spartan. The old-timey bed and squeaky ceiling fan were bothersome, but I put my sleeping bag on the floor in front of a box fan and slept like a baby. I didn't turn on the TV in the room, not even to watch the one movie in their video collection. The bathroom was the most unimpressive - a tub with a hand sprayer, not much water pressure and not much hot water. You aren't allowed to flush your toilet paper because it will clog up the pipes. But with all that said, if all you need is a place to sleep and a breakfast sandwich, do you really need to spend $60 more for a B&B?
JasonA from Omaha, NE on 10/15/2008 05:54 PM
The folks at Peers were very helpful to me for my recent overnight stay. I felt welcomed, trusted, and appreciated. A word of caution: the accommodations are spartan. The old-timey bed and squeaky ceiling fan were bothersome, but I put my sleeping bag on the floor in front of a box fan and slept like a baby. I didn't turn on the TV in the room, not even to watch the one movie in their video collection. The bathroom was the most unimpressive - a tub with a hand sprayer, not much water pressure and not much hot water. You aren't allowed to flush your toilet paper because it will clog up the pipes. But with all that said, if all you need is a place to sleep and a breakfast sandwich, do you really need to spend $60 more for a B&B?
DICK GABRIEL from Marietta, GA on 10/17/2008 10:42 AM
We did not spent the nigth at Peers store on our Katy ride last month, but we did eat lunch there (very good), and took a look at the room. We plan to stay on our next trip. Look, this place is decades older than ANYONE riding the trail, so they may have issues with the piping and/or septic system. If you've been on a mission trip to a third world country, not flushing your potty paper is no big deal. If you want a mint and USA Today, stay at the fancy hotels in St. Louis. If you want to experience a bit of history stay at Peers Store!
DICK GABRIEL from Marietta, GA on 10/17/2008 10:42 AM
We did not spent the nigth at Peers store on our Katy ride last month, but we did eat lunch there (very good), and took a look at the room. We plan to stay on our next trip. Look, this place is decades older than ANYONE riding the trail, so they may have issues with the piping and/or septic system. If you've been on a mission trip to a third world country, not flushing your potty paper is no big deal. If you want a mint and USA Today, stay at the fancy hotels in St. Louis. If you want to experience a bit of history stay at Peers Store!
patty from new york from waterville, ny on 10/18/2008 05:12 PM
Ditto Peers store as a must stop on the trail. I pulled up there on a 90-plus degree day in late July this summer and was welcomed like an old friend. Well worth the stop and stay overnight if possible.
patty from new york from waterville, ny on 10/18/2008 05:12 PM
Ditto Peers store as a must stop on the trail. I pulled up there on a 90-plus degree day in late July this summer and was welcomed like an old friend. Well worth the stop and stay overnight if possible.
JasonA from Omaha, NE on 10/22/2008 12:29 PM
I wasn't going on a mission trip to a third-world country, I was in Missouri, where I'd like to flush a big wad of toilet paper. It wasn't a problem for me, I didn't have to go. But I didn't see any comments here about what to expect, and I figure I'm doing other trail users a favor by telling them how it is. Looks like there's some pretty fancy hotels in Marietta, too.
JasonA from Omaha, NE on 10/22/2008 12:29 PM
I wasn't going on a mission trip to a third-world country, I was in Missouri, where I'd like to flush a big wad of toilet paper. It wasn't a problem for me, I didn't have to go. But I didn't see any comments here about what to expect, and I figure I'm doing other trail users a favor by telling them how it is. Looks like there's some pretty fancy hotels in Marietta, too.
Volunteer Park (Hartsburg)
- + the park is a little off the trail head so it can be hard to find in the dark/dusk. if you look
towards the town you will see what looks like a jungle gym and a gazeebo in someones
back yard t...
Discussion started 04/26/2007 03:39 PM by randy - 4 replies (last reply by Jason at 10/21/2008 05:12 PM)randy from columbia on 04/26/2007 03:39 PM
the park is a little off the trail head so it can be hard to find in the dark/dusk. if you look
towards the town you will see what looks like a jungle gym and a gazeebo in someones
back yard that is the park it is not big. when me and a buddy came into town a couple
weeks ago we met the mayor driving arround town she was nice and stopped and told us
we could set our tent up right inside the gazeebo if we wanted to sadly tho my tent is the
old fashioned kind that needs to be nailed down so we just slept out in the open under the
gazeebo. in the morning dont miss the best omlett you will ever tast accross the street at
the diner and down the road is the hitchin post if you wanna warm up at night. i will warn
you tho the hitchin post stays open all night so if your not a sound sleeper you might find
it difficult to sleep with all the noise from the bar. other than that the town is nice, quite,
friendly and i would recomend staying there if you need a place to stop for the night.
randy from columbia on 04/26/2007 03:39 PM
the park is a little off the trail head so it can be hard to find in the dark/dusk. if you look
towards the town you will see what looks like a jungle gym and a gazeebo in someones
back yard that is the park it is not big. when me and a buddy came into town a couple
weeks ago we met the mayor driving arround town she was nice and stopped and told us
we could set our tent up right inside the gazeebo if we wanted to sadly tho my tent is the
old fashioned kind that needs to be nailed down so we just slept out in the open under the
gazeebo. in the morning dont miss the best omlett you will ever tast accross the street at
the diner and down the road is the hitchin post if you wanna warm up at night. i will warn
you tho the hitchin post stays open all night so if your not a sound sleeper you might find
it difficult to sleep with all the noise from the bar. other than that the town is nice, quite,
friendly and i would recomend staying there if you need a place to stop for the night.
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 04/27/2007 01:22 PM
We camped at the park in Hartsburg and had dinner at Dotties across the street. All I can say is GREAT about the whole experience. Very nice town, very friendly people, and Dotties has fantastic food! Two thumbs up!
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 04/27/2007 01:22 PM
We camped at the park in Hartsburg and had dinner at Dotties across the street. All I can say is GREAT about the whole experience. Very nice town, very friendly people, and Dotties has fantastic food! Two thumbs up!
Brent on 10/20/2008 01:38 AM
Volunteer Park backs up on one side to Main Street (where you can also see a red caboose) and on the other side to the grassy field immediately adjacent to the Hartsburg Trailhead.
Brent on 10/20/2008 01:38 AM
Volunteer Park backs up on one side to Main Street (where you can also see a red caboose) and on the other side to the grassy field immediately adjacent to the Hartsburg Trailhead.
michael rodemeyer from Hartsburg on 10/21/2008 04:30 PM
Mayor Nancy Grant, and others, have worked hard to make Hartsburg a friendly town for bikers and all visitors. We too don't like the too loud music and that war continues. Nancy has spent countless hours trying to get more business in town and to expand the hours of what we do have. She appreciates the comments of trail users and will bring up the problem of coordination of facilities along the trail. Remember most of us are volunteers spending a great deal of time trying to improve things. You may email Nancy directly at mrodemeyer@socket.net if you have constructive comments. Thanks.
michael rodemeyer from Hartsburg on 10/21/2008 04:30 PM
Mayor Nancy Grant, and others, have worked hard to make Hartsburg a friendly town for bikers and all visitors. We too don't like the too loud music and that war continues. Nancy has spent countless hours trying to get more business in town and to expand the hours of what we do have. She appreciates the comments of trail users and will bring up the problem of coordination of facilities along the trail. Remember most of us are volunteers spending a great deal of time trying to improve things. You may email Nancy directly at mrodemeyer@socket.net if you have constructive comments. Thanks.
Jason from Overland Park on 10/21/2008 05:12 PM
Michael was actually nice enough to forgo his dinner and drive me to Jeff City the other night when I got stuck out in the dark and didn't quite make it to where I had planned. I can not say enough nice things about the work Nancy and her husband are selfishly doing to make the Katy (and Hartsburg) a better place for everyone. I would strongly suggest that everyone stop in Hartsburg at the B&Bs, the local restaurant or the local bar and support the town as much as possible. I have never met as many nice people as I did in Hartsburg the other night. Thanks again Michael!!!
Jason from Overland Park on 10/21/2008 05:12 PM
Michael was actually nice enough to forgo his dinner and drive me to Jeff City the other night when I got stuck out in the dark and didn't quite make it to where I had planned. I can not say enough nice things about the work Nancy and her husband are selfishly doing to make the Katy (and Hartsburg) a better place for everyone. I would strongly suggest that everyone stop in Hartsburg at the B&Bs, the local restaurant or the local bar and support the town as much as possible. I have never met as many nice people as I did in Hartsburg the other night. Thanks again Michael!!!
Hartsburg Punpik Festival
- + Holy Moses! There were so many people at the festival! An estimated 30,000 were to show up. Nice vendors and crafts, though.
If you have issues with crowds, this is not the festival for you.
Discussion started 10/21/2008 11:26 AM by Derek - 1 reply (last reply by michael rodemeyer at 10/21/2008 04:43 PM)Derek from Oklahoma on 10/21/2008 11:26 AM
Holy Moses! There were so many people at the festival! An estimated 30,000 were to show up. Nice vendors and crafts, though.
If you have issues with crowds, this is not the festival for you.
michael rodemeyer from Hartsburg on 10/21/2008 04:43 PM
We had over 35,000 show up on Saturday and 25,000 plus on Sunday. Riding a bike is the best way to come to the festival as cars on Route A were in line for 2 hours. We had over 200 craft and 20 food booths and a pony ride and corn maze. something for everyone. The committee is already planning for next years festival, Aways on the second full weekend in October. We hope to see you then. You may email me if you have questions about the festival. mrodemeyer@socket.net
Volunteer Park (Hartsburg)
- + Hartsburg Cycle Depot has moved to Jefferson City and is no longer located in Hartsburg. There is no longer a bicycle shop in Hartsburg as far as I know.
Discussion started 10/20/2008 01:39 AM by Brent - 1 reply (last reply by michael rodemeyer at 10/21/2008 04:38 PM)Brent on 10/20/2008 01:39 AM
Hartsburg Cycle Depot has moved to Jefferson City and is no longer located in Hartsburg. There is no longer a bicycle shop in Hartsburg as far as I know.
Brent on 10/20/2008 01:39 AM
Hartsburg Cycle Depot has moved to Jefferson City and is no longer located in Hartsburg. There is no longer a bicycle shop in Hartsburg as far as I know.
michael rodemeyer from Hartsburg on 10/21/2008 04:38 PM
Sadly Mark and Pam Allchorn could not afford the $2,000 a month expenses they were being charged (thats a lot of flat tires) so they relocated to West Main Street in Jefferson City. They have purchased on old dental ofice and made that their shop and they now live above. Mark is one of the few wheel men that we know that can build a bike from scrath or fix one some one else has screwed up. They often go out of their way to help people stranded along the trail who need minor or major repairs. They can be reached at 573-636-9599. We mourn our loss of this neat couple although they are only 10 miles away from Hartsburg. They do still call themselves the Hartsburg Cycle Depot.
michael rodemeyer from Hartsburg on 10/21/2008 04:38 PM
Sadly Mark and Pam Allchorn could not afford the $2,000 a month expenses they were being charged (thats a lot of flat tires) so they relocated to West Main Street in Jefferson City. They have purchased on old dental ofice and made that their shop and they now live above. Mark is one of the few wheel men that we know that can build a bike from scrath or fix one some one else has screwed up. They often go out of their way to help people stranded along the trail who need minor or major repairs. They can be reached at 573-636-9599. We mourn our loss of this neat couple although they are only 10 miles away from Hartsburg. They do still call themselves the Hartsburg Cycle Depot.
Hotel Bothwell (Sedalia)
- + I cannot possibly say enough in this box to tell my overwhelmingly good experience at the Hotel Bothwell!! It was a great place to stay. I enjoyed the 1920s era hotel more than any I have stayed in an...
Discussion started 10/21/2008 11:34 AM by Derek - 0 repliesDerek from Oklahoma on 10/21/2008 11:34 AM
I cannot possibly say enough in this box to tell my overwhelmingly good experience at the Hotel Bothwell!! It was a great place to stay. I enjoyed the 1920s era hotel more than any I have stayed in anywhere.
Derek from Oklahoma on 10/21/2008 11:34 AM
I cannot possibly say enough in this box to tell my overwhelmingly good experience at the Hotel Bothwell!! It was a great place to stay. I enjoyed the 1920s era hotel more than any I have stayed in anywhere.
Claysville store
- + For our group of eighteen, the Claysville Store family was a tremendously good slice of graciousness. We were able to camp on their grounds and even were treated to a fabulous meal.
Discussion started 10/21/2008 11:28 AM by Derek - 0 repliesDerek from Oklahoma on 10/21/2008 11:28 AM
For our group of eighteen, the Claysville Store family was a tremendously good slice of graciousness. We were able to camp on their grounds and even were treated to a fabulous meal.
Klondike Park (Augusta)
- + We just got back from a week on the Katy Trail. This has to be THE nicest campground on the entire trail. Nice kitchen for cooking near the bathrooms and nice kept grounds. Just wonderful!
Discussion started 10/21/2008 11:23 AM by Derek - 0 repliesDerek from Oklahoma on 10/21/2008 11:23 AM
We just got back from a week on the Katy Trail. This has to be THE nicest campground on the entire trail. Nice kitchen for cooking near the bathrooms and nice kept grounds. Just wonderful!
Derek from Oklahoma on 10/21/2008 11:23 AM
We just got back from a week on the Katy Trail. This has to be THE nicest campground on the entire trail. Nice kitchen for cooking near the bathrooms and nice kept grounds. Just wonderful!
Wheel Inn Drive In (Sedalia)
- + Classic Drive-in probably from the 1940's. A real landmark in Sedalia and very famous for its' Goober Burger. Yes it sounds wierd but one bite and you will be hooked.
Discussion started 02/11/2005 05:37 PM by Michael - 4 replies (last reply by anonymous at 10/20/2008 10:15 AM)Michael from Kansas on 02/11/2005 05:37 PM
Classic Drive-in probably from the 1940's. A real landmark in Sedalia and very famous for its' Goober Burger. Yes it sounds wierd but one bite and you will be hooked.
Michael from Kansas on 02/11/2005 05:37 PM
Classic Drive-in probably from the 1940's. A real landmark in Sedalia and very famous for its' Goober Burger. Yes it sounds wierd but one bite and you will be hooked.
whitewolf23 on 01/27/2007 11:35 PM
The Wheel Inn is closing as of September 2007 so the government may widen the highway. The age of the Guber Burger is dead.
whitewolf23 on 01/27/2007 11:35 PM
The Wheel Inn is closing as of September 2007 so the government may widen the highway. The age of the Guber Burger is dead.
slp from fair grove, mo on 10/19/2008 04:52 PM
we just had the infamous guberburger this weekend...delicious! excellent waitresses
slp from fair grove, mo on 10/19/2008 04:52 PM
we just had the infamous guberburger this weekend...delicious! excellent waitresses
Anonymous on 10/20/2008 09:33 AM
Where did the Wheel Inn relocate? I was just past the corner on the way home from a ride last week and the orig Wheel Inn has been torn down. You mean I could have had a gooberburger after my ride and missed it?!?! It's not something I'd eat everyday, but for the times I would get in the Sedalia area for a ride, they sure tasted good for an after ride treat.
Anonymous on 10/20/2008 09:33 AM
Where did the Wheel Inn relocate? I was just past the corner on the way home from a ride last week and the orig Wheel Inn has been torn down. You mean I could have had a gooberburger after my ride and missed it?!?! It's not something I'd eat everyday, but for the times I would get in the Sedalia area for a ride, they sure tasted good for an after ride treat.
Anonymous from Sedalia, Mo on 10/20/2008 10:15 AM
The "New Wheel In is located South of the old one, across from the state Fair grounds, South on Hwy 65. Eddie's also serves the "Gubberburger". Eddie's is located at Broadway (Hwy 50) and Ohio St. It is a historic drive in. They also have cruise night once a month.
Anonymous from Sedalia, Mo on 10/20/2008 10:15 AM
The "New Wheel In is located South of the old one, across from the state Fair grounds, South on Hwy 65. Eddie's also serves the "Gubberburger". Eddie's is located at Broadway (Hwy 50) and Ohio St. It is a historic drive in. They also have cruise night once a month.
Marthasville
- + Stayed at the Little House Bed and Breakfast a few weeks ago. There were 3 of us and we thought it was very comfortable and was decorated so cute. Having the whole house to ourselves was great. It w...
Discussion started 10/18/2008 11:09 PM by barbara - 0 repliesbarbara from willard on 10/18/2008 11:09 PM
Stayed at the Little House Bed and Breakfast a few weeks ago. There were 3 of us and we thought it was very comfortable and was decorated so cute. Having the whole house to ourselves was great. It was a wonderful experience and would recommend it to everyone. If we ever get the chance we will stay there again. Barb from Willard, MO
Missouri State Fairgrounds (Sedalia)
- + We set up camp last night and were awakened by the local cop who said we weren't allowed to be there and had us leave. Thus there is no camping allowed in Sedalia.
Discussion started 10/16/2008 09:18 PM by framinger - 2 replies (last reply by robert at 10/18/2008 08:54 PM)framinger from Philadelphia, PA on 10/16/2008 09:18 PM
We set up camp last night and were awakened by the local cop who said we weren't allowed to be there and had us leave. Thus there is no camping allowed in Sedalia.
framinger from Philadelphia, PA on 10/16/2008 09:18 PM
We set up camp last night and were awakened by the local cop who said we weren't allowed to be there and had us leave. Thus there is no camping allowed in Sedalia.
Vickie E from Sedalia on 10/17/2008 04:21 PM
Sorry for your inconvenience; however, the campgrounds on the Fairgrounds are 365 days a year. If the Police chased you away, you may have not been in our Public Campgrounds. As I am sitting at my desk on the Fairgrounds right now, there are many RVs and tents in our park. $18 for RV, $10 tent/primative.
Vickie E from Sedalia on 10/17/2008 04:21 PM
Sorry for your inconvenience; however, the campgrounds on the Fairgrounds are 365 days a year. If the Police chased you away, you may have not been in our Public Campgrounds. As I am sitting at my desk on the Fairgrounds right now, there are many RVs and tents in our park. $18 for RV, $10 tent/primative.
robert from columbia on 10/18/2008 08:54 PM
Will the shower houses be open on Monday evening?
Thanks!
robert from columbia on 10/18/2008 08:54 PM
Will the shower houses be open on Monday evening?
Thanks!
Dave & Jacquie's (Defiance)
- + Bar and grill is easily accessed from the trail. A friend and I stopped for lunch on 10-18-2008. The double burger was huge. The waitress was friendly, though very busy.
Discussion started 10/18/2008 02:26 PM by Lee - 0 repliesLee from Festus, MO. on 10/18/2008 02:26 PM
Bar and grill is easily accessed from the trail. A friend and I stopped for lunch on 10-18-2008. The double burger was huge. The waitress was friendly, though very busy.
Lee from Festus, MO. on 10/18/2008 02:26 PM
Bar and grill is easily accessed from the trail. A friend and I stopped for lunch on 10-18-2008. The double burger was huge. The waitress was friendly, though very busy.
Peers Store (Peers)
- + Peers Store was awesome. It's a railroad era building with a ton of history. Barb, the owner, operates a small grocery store. In addition, she has a room above the store which she rents for an extr...
Discussion started 10/18/2008 02:21 PM by Lee - 0 repliesLee from Festus, MO. on 10/18/2008 02:21 PM
Peers Store was awesome. It's a railroad era building with a ton of history. Barb, the owner, operates a small grocery store. In addition, she has a room above the store which she rents for an extremely reasonable rate. A friend and I stayed overnight on 10-16-2008. Brittany, the young lady behind the counter, has a fantastic personality. Barb could not have been more accommodating. She and Brittany are, without a doubt, the friendliest people on the trail.
Lee from Festus, MO. on 10/18/2008 02:21 PM
Peers Store was awesome. It's a railroad era building with a ton of history. Barb, the owner, operates a small grocery store. In addition, she has a room above the store which she rents for an extremely reasonable rate. A friend and I stayed overnight on 10-16-2008. Brittany, the young lady behind the counter, has a fantastic personality. Barb could not have been more accommodating. She and Brittany are, without a doubt, the friendliest people on the trail.
Mokane Market (Mokane)
- + Several of the other comments were not favorable for the market, but I disagree. A friend and I have ridden the trail twice, the first time in August of 2006 and recently in October of 2008. We have...
Discussion started 10/18/2008 01:45 PM by Lee - 0 repliesLee from Festus, MO. on 10/18/2008 01:45 PM
Several of the other comments were not favorable for the market, but I disagree. A friend and I have ridden the trail twice, the first time in August of 2006 and recently in October of 2008. We have stopped at the Mokane Market both times. They offer deli meats and make a pretty good deli sandwich. We were able to get breakfast sandwiches recently and restock our supplies. We found the clerk and locals to be friendly.
Lee from Festus, MO. on 10/18/2008 01:45 PM
Several of the other comments were not favorable for the market, but I disagree. A friend and I have ridden the trail twice, the first time in August of 2006 and recently in October of 2008. We have stopped at the Mokane Market both times. They offer deli meats and make a pretty good deli sandwich. We were able to get breakfast sandwiches recently and restock our supplies. We found the clerk and locals to be friendly.
Trailside Bar & Grill (Rhineland)
- + Bar and grill is located right off the trail. A friend and I ate lunch there on Thursday 10-16-2008. They offered a very good cheesburger. Thursday's are &1 hamburger days, so we ate cheap. They a...
Discussion started 10/18/2008 01:40 PM by Lee - 0 repliesLee from Festus, MO. on 10/18/2008 01:40 PM
Bar and grill is located right off the trail. A friend and I ate lunch there on Thursday 10-16-2008. They offered a very good cheesburger. Thursday's are &1 hamburger days, so we ate cheap. They also have homemade pie. The coconut cream was very good.
Lee from Festus, MO. on 10/18/2008 01:40 PM
Bar and grill is located right off the trail. A friend and I ate lunch there on Thursday 10-16-2008. They offered a very good cheesburger. Thursday's are &1 hamburger days, so we ate cheap. They also have homemade pie. The coconut cream was very good.
Turner Katy Trail Shelter Hostel (Tebbetts)
- + A friend and I stayed at the hostel overnight 10-15-08. The hostel is primitive but offers a place to clean up and sleep. After a day of riding in the rain it was a welcome sight. For anyone travel...
Discussion started 10/18/2008 01:23 PM by Lee - 0 repliesLee from Festus, MO. on 10/18/2008 01:23 PM
A friend and I stayed at the hostel overnight 10-15-08. The hostel is primitive but offers a place to clean up and sleep. After a day of riding in the rain it was a welcome sight. For anyone traveling on a budget, or guys not interested in a bed-and-breakfast, the hostel is a perfect option.
Lee from Festus, MO. on 10/18/2008 01:23 PM
A friend and I stayed at the hostel overnight 10-15-08. The hostel is primitive but offers a place to clean up and sleep. After a day of riding in the rain it was a welcome sight. For anyone traveling on a budget, or guys not interested in a bed-and-breakfast, the hostel is a perfect option.
Dutzow Deli & Restaurant (Dutzow)
- + I used to eat about 20 meals a week here. During the summer months they will sometimes have live music in the beergarden behind the restaurant on the weekends. The owners, Karl (Stuttgart area) and Ti...
Discussion started 10/18/2008 04:09 AM by Gary - 0 repliesGary from Marthasville/Osage Beach on 10/18/2008 04:09 AM
I used to eat about 20 meals a week here. During the summer months they will sometimes have live music in the beergarden behind the restaurant on the weekends. The owners, Karl (Stuttgart area) and Tina, (Austria) are usually accessibl, and very nice. Gary
Gary from Marthasville/Osage Beach on 10/18/2008 04:09 AM
I used to eat about 20 meals a week here. During the summer months they will sometimes have live music in the beergarden behind the restaurant on the weekends. The owners, Karl (Stuttgart area) and Tina, (Austria) are usually accessibl, and very nice. Gary