Missouri is a great state to get outdoors, but it also has a lot of interesting urban sights to see and a lot of roadside oddities that make it one interesting place to visit.

66. Steamboat Arabia Museum (Kansas City)

On September 5, 1856, the Steamboat Arabia sank near Kansas City. She then remained at the bottom of the river for 132 years until she was recovered in 1988. The artifacts from the boat are well preserved and the museum exhibits the relics that have been preserved. You’ll need 1-2 hours here.

67. The Space Museum (Bonne Terre)

The goal of the Space Museum is to inspire wonder and stimulate people to think about the future. Exhibits include spacesuits and space rocks plus informative films and speakers. Save an hour here.

68. The Pinnacles (Sturgeon)

These 75 feet high steep cliffs were carved from Kelley Creek and Silver Fork Creek eroding the limestone over time. Now the offer one of a kind view while hiking and climbing here. Take about an hour here to see the 1,000 foot long formation.

69. Boathenge (Columbia)

Boathenge is somewhat of a recreation of Stonehenge, but made out of boats. Interestingly, the boats are roughly the same size as the Stonehenge statues. It’s a unique trail side photo op so make sure to get your picture here when on Katy Trail.

70. Lyle Van Houten’s Automotive Museum (Clarence)

This is essentially a gas station frozen in time. The station is no longer in service, but the classic cars that fill the lot are full of mannequins dressed from the area. It’s a weird and wonderful place to stop for a photo op when you’re near Clarence.

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