American Bald Eagles		There are approximately 2,000 eagles that migrate to the Middle Mississippi River Valley, making the region's overwintering population the second largest in the continental United States. There are a number of excellent sites to view our national symbol in Missouri's Lincoln Hills Area including Lock and Dam #25, Clarksville, and the Ted Shanks Conservation Area. Taking the Winfield Ferry into Illinois will lead visitors to Pere Marquette State Park, Grafton, and the Meeting of the Great Rivers Scenic Byway.
Bird Watching		The Mississippi River Valley is one of North America's major bird migration corridors. Over 326 species that use the river corridor as a home or a stopping off point during their migration including the American Bald Eagle and the American White Pelican. There is a wealth of great locations for bird watching in the regions that greatriverroad.com covers.
Camping		Whatever your preference, the Missouri Lincoln Hills area has a large variety of camping accommodations to choose from, ranging from full service RV parks to primitive campsites in natural surroundings.
Locks and Dams		The Corps of Engineers built a series of locks and dams on the Upper Mississippi to make the river navigable. These structures can be visited and their impact offers some unique recreation opportunities.

FEATURED ATTRACTIONS ALONG THE GREAT RIVER ROAD
Mississippi River Ferries	Camp River duBois Hartford, Illinois	Mastodon State Historic Site	Cuivre River State Park