Seasonal Activities and Attractions
in the
Meeting of the Great Rivers Scenic Byway Area

Bald Eagles
From the middle of December to the middle of March the Meeting of the Great Rivers Scenic Byways hosts the second largest overwintering Bald Eagle population in the continental United States. Peak number of eagles and accompanying programs occur in January and February.
Fall Colors
Beginning in late September and lasting until early November the region comes alive with spectacular fall colors. A variety of ways to view nature's beauty awaits visitors.
Spring Blossoms
Beginning in late March the first wildflowers of the season start to bloom. April and May is the season for the area's flowering trees.
Orchards and Farmers Markets
Guide to the regions abundant orchards. The first fruits make their appearance in mid June. Apples and pumpkins are available into October.

 

 

 Regional Guides
to the Middle Mississippi River Valley

Ste. Genevieve &
French Colonial Country
Meeting of the Great Rivers
National Scenic Byway


Meeting the Missouri
Historic St. Charles County


The Lincoln Hills Region
Northeast Missouri
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