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Fish for more than 200 fish species in Missouri, including blue gill, bass, paddlefish, catfish and trout. Missouri has more than a million acres of surface waters, most of which offer great fishing. No matter where you are in Missouri, you are never very far from the opportunity to catch a fish. For fishing and boating laws in Missouri, go to www.mdc.mo.gov.
1135 Route W
Stanton 63079
Guided tours of a seven-level deep natural wonder. The cave is reputed to have been used as a hideout by Jesse James. Facilities include: restaurant; gift shop; motel; campground; canoe and raft rentals; boat rides; sluice; picnic areas and candy store. Closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas. Tours: $18; ages 5-11, $9.
7556 Hwy H
Leasburg 65535
Onondaga Cave, a National Natural Landmark within Onondaga Cave State Park, is recognized as one of the most spectacular caves in the nation because of the quality of its formations. Cave Tours, March-October.
115 Meramec Park Drive
Sullivan 63080
This cave includes a variety of outstanding cave formations, including columns of calcite deposits up to 30 feet tall. The park offers camping, dining, canoeing, lodging, trails and picnicking. Located within Meramec State Park, off Route 185.
Tours: $6; ages 13-19, $5; ages 6-12, $4.
823 Ozark Caverns Road
Linn Creek 65052
Traditional, children's, and adult tours are offered, all using hand-held lanterns. Bats, salamanders and interesting cave formations are features of this cave. Located in Lake of the Ozarks State Park, eight miles east of Linn Creek, off of Route A. Open April 16-Oct. 14.
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