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Maine riders on 3/9/2014 8:08:22 AM:
Greetings! Hubby and I will be passing thru Missouri in late May/early June on our cross-country trip. This trail sounds awesome to us for biking a portion. Are there sections which are prettier than others? Searched a bit on your forum for this question to no avail.

 
ArkyKenny on 3/9/2014 11:05:45 AM:
Sedalia to Boonville is remote tree tunnel, Rocheport to Mcbaine is bluffs on the river and heavily travelled--many people think of that as the best part of the trail. Jeff City to Marthasville is classic Katy (small towns, river, rural, farms--with my favorite remote area between McKittrick and Treloar), east side is ride/eat/drink/stop and read about Daniel Boone country. St Charles has a nice tourist area with bars, restaurants, a park, Lewis and Clark museum, etc. There is something to be said for all parts of the trail.

 
Anonymous on 3/9/2014 3:57:09 PM:
Rocheport east to McBaine is probably the most iconic with the only tunnel on the trail, river bluffs, river views, limestone bluffs, tree canopy, petroglyphs, caves, etc. Rocheport is a quaint little town with nice B&B's and a winery on top of the bluff with a nice bistro and an A-frame with a deck to enjoy a bottle of Missouri wine while enjoying the view over the river bottom. Downtown Rocheport has other places to eat also, which are worth the stop too.