While squirrels may climb trees, in Missouri, people climb elephants. . . North of Poplar Bluff, Elephant Rocks State Park features giant boulders formed by 1.5-billion-year-old granite. These ancient marvels stand end-to-end like a train Read More …
A Dozen Surprises in Butler County… 1. Keener Springs Located just 15 minutes north of Poplar Bluff, Keener Springs is one of the largest privately-owned springs in the country emitting 28,000,000 gallons per day! Read More …
Cutting its way through the Irish Wilderness, the Eleven Point River is one of the Ozarks’ best kept secrets. Just west of Poplar Bluff, the Eleven Point River is perfect for kayakers, floaters, and fishermen Read More …
Anyone who says they don’t believe in love at first sight, obviously hasn’t seen this… Clearwater Lake not only serves as flood control for Black River and Poplar Bluff, but also has a beautiful recreational Read More …
While pirates have to search the seven seas, follow obscure clues, or dig where ‘X’ marks the spot, you only have to take a quick drive from Poplar Bluff to Eminence, Missouri to uncover one Read More …
There are plenty of places in the City of Poplar Bluff to go for a walk, such as Shelby Trail, one of Poplar Bluff’s parks, or through the city itself. If you’re more of the Read More …
Mingo National Wildlife Refuge and Indian Hills Winery Located approximately 30 minutes from Poplar Bluff in Puxico, Missouri While you might have come to Southeast Missouri looking for rest and relaxation, this is where Read More …
Make some noise in Poplar Bluff this summer and head on down to Lake Wappapello for the perfect day trip! Wappapello Lake has been one of our area’s most popular places to boat, jetski, swim, Read More …
