Park & nature
Clark's Hill/Norton State Historic Site
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Clark's Hill/Norton State Historic Site in Taos, Missouri, preserves a scenic bluff along the Missouri River, offering panoramic views of the river valley. Named after William Clark of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, the site features hiking trails through woodlands and prairies. Visitors can fish from the riverbank or enjoy picnicking with a view. The site is also a habitat for migratory birds, making it a peaceful spot for nature observation. Interpretive signs explain the area's historical and ecological significance.
Don't miss
- Hike the trails for panoramic views of the Missouri River valley.
- Fish from the riverbank or enjoy a picnic with scenic vistas.
- Observe migratory birds and native wildlife in their natural habitat.
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Clark's Hill/Norton State Historic Site
You can explore Clark's Hill/Norton State Historic Site at your own pace. A tour is worth it mainly for transport, or for pairing it with nearby sights in one day.
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