Tower Rock Natural Area
Over the years, hundreds, maybe thousands of people have flocked to the Mississippi River to walk the narrows to the famous Tower Rock during low river levels. Lewis and Clark climbed, measured and documented this historic natural landmark of the Mississippi River in their journal during their 1803 journey. As the sun was starting to set on Nov. 25, 1803, Lewis and Clark saw Tower Rock, a famous landmark to all rivermen. Lewis described the “immense and dangerous” whirlpool that formed below the rock in high water.
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Lutheran Heritage Center & Museum of the Perry County Lutheran Historical Society, Altenburg, MO, Church Street, Altenburg, MO, USA
Distance: 3.77 Away
Museums and Interpretive Centers Guided Tours
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Saxony Hills Brewery, Maple Street, Altenburg, MO, USA
Distance: 4.26 Away
Galleries and Venues Food and Drinks
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Saxon Lutheran Memorial, Saxon Memorial Drive, Frohna, MO, USA
Distance: 5.50 Away
West End Tavern & Grocery, Highway A, Frohna, MO, USA
Distance: 6.00 Away
Weber's Farm Stay, Pcr 430, Frohna, MO, USA
Distance: 6.20 Away
Outdoor Experiences Lodging Farms
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Hemman Winery, Highway C, Brazeau, MO, USA
Distance: 7.76 Away
Food and Drinks Shopping Wineries
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13022 Hwy C Brazeau, MO 63737
Distance: 7.77 Away
Museums and Interpretive Centers
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Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, Hickory Ridge Road, Pomona, IL, USA
Distance: 8.17 Away
Galleries and Venues Food and Drinks Wineries Lodging Walks and Hikes
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Shawnee National Forest, Herod, IL, USA
Distance: 8.41 Away
Outdoor Experiences Walks and Hikes
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19 Pcr 328, Farrar, MO 63746, USA
Distance: 10.67 Away
Old Appleton Bridge, Millcreek Lane, Old Appleton, MO, USA
Distance: 11.06 Away
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