Remember all the times you’ve been told that when you work hard, you reap the rewards? Well, that’s probably true with just about anything in life, including the journey that will take you to this overlook in Missouri. But, once you reach the overlook, you’ll be rewarded with some of the most breathtaking views in the state.
Lace up your hiking boots, bring plenty of bottled water, and make sure you’re in good physical shape before you embark on the Eagle Bluffs Overlook Trail that’s rated as moderate.
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And, take heed of the sign that warns you of the strenuous climb, along the 2.2-mile trail, that leads to sweeping views from Eagle Bluffs Overlook.
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To make your journey a bit more comfortable, load up on the insect repellent (and bring some along), and keep an eye out for ticks since you’ll be hiking through grassy areas.
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Of course, with that strenuous climb, including a set of stairs, will come picture-perfect views all around you, before you even reach the overlook.
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But, once you reach the overlook itself, you’ll simply find yourself speechless at the view that lies before you.
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Look up at the sky, where you’ll likely see eagles flying by. Then, gaze out at the Missouri River and Perche Creek, the lush green grass and…
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…snap plenty of photos. Be prepared to run into some other hikers along your journey. And, if your pooch is in good health, bring him along for the adventure on this dog-friendly trail.
TripAdvisor/Linz Bringing your dog along on the Eagle Bluffs Overlook Trail? Then, make sure you keep him on a leash.
Address: Katy Trail, Columbia, MO, 65203
AllTrails/Tony Forsythe Click here for more information on Eagle Bluffs Conservation Area.
Do you have a favorite overlook in Missouri? Let us know in the comments! Then, click here to read about 10 other stunning scenic overlooks across the state.
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Bringing your dog along on the Eagle Bluffs Overlook Trail? Then, make sure you keep him on a leash.
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Click here for more information on Eagle Bluffs Conservation Area.
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