The Show Me State expands its cycling network with USBR 51, a new north-south route linking scenic roadways and trails.
From bikes and brews to dragon boats and indie films, these upcoming St. Louis events promise equal parts fun, fundraising, and fresh air.
The project, which is one segment of the overall Brickline Greenway plan, is expected to break ground in May and take approximately 18 months to complete.
St. Louis brands unite to bring the acclaimed Mountainfilm Festival to the region, celebrating Open Space STL’s 60th anniversary and inspiring environmental awareness and conservation.
Last year's Gateway Outdoor Summit addressed a key issue: whether or not Missouri and Illinois should create offices of outdoor recreation.
According to a new streaming series, there has been a recent uptick in sightings of the so-called Gowrow, a 20-foot-long, cave-dwelling reptile.
River City Outdoors is opening its Gear Lending Library to the entire St. Louis City community.
Students pursuing a degree in or related to outdoor communications can apply for the “Buck” Rogers Memorial Scholarship, which includes a $2,000 college scholarship.
Epic for Everyone at Hidden Valley is a five-week program that offers ski lessons, ski gear, transportation, and dinner to children from St. Louis recreation centers and after-school programs.
Magic Dragon Trails has been working with Progressive Trail Design and Laneshift, the same development teams that designed the trail infrastructure in and around Fayetteville, Arkansas.
