St. Louis Visitors Guide

St Louis affords plenty of opportunity and diversity to both the novice and habitual jogger. A wide range of venues from those specially designed for the purpose to those a little more challenging means that there should be something to suit every ability and requirement. Let us look at ten such jogging venues in and around St Louis, starting off slowly and working our way gently upwards.

1) Fenton Park

Probably the perfect choice for the novice jogger, Fenton Park in

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St. Louis can be a child’s wonderland when the weather turns cold. On average St. Louis gets 18 inches of snowfall annually and that’s enough for the kids to be guaranteed a few snow days. Most children love to be outdoors in winter, playing in the snow, building snowmen and having snowball fights. However; there are some other activities in St. Louis for children to enjoy during their weather induced vacations from school.

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Those curious about the historical sites associated within the city of St. Louis, Missouri, are in for a wonderful surprise. St. Louis can boast about the numerous locations that have dealt with westward expansion of our nation, transportation, and those famous for training and fighting in the various wars since the country’s creation.

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