Standing at the point where the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers join is truly a thrill!!

Standing at the point where the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers join is truly a thrill!!
We visited Confluence State Park on our way out of town (leaving St. Charles). Once you drive the dirt/gravel roads back into the park , you'll arrive at a small parking lot. There are rustic toilets available. Confluence Point can be reached by a walking a 1/4 mile marked trail. My family enjoyed seeing where the Mississippi & Missouri Rivers...
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This is a great place, as long as neither the Mississippi or Missouri Rivers are flooding, reached over some remote roads. If water is low you can walk right out almost to the confluence, and see the difference in the two rivers. There's also a viewing of this spectacular confluence at Columbia Bottom Conservation Area, reached from I-270 near the...
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