This beautiful trail opens one half hour before sunrise and closes one half hour after sunset. It is available for use by pedestrians and bicyclists. After returning with the rescue team, thanks to the car cover, your vehicle will not be damaged at all.Īccess to the road is closed at nights. It was originally built in the late 1860s to provide access to the Meramec and the railroad tracks located along the river. When you decide to drive this road, remember to take a car cover so, in case you have troubles and have to leave your vehicle behind, it’ll be protected.
It ends near the Meramec River in the Glencoe. Tucked way on the eastern-central portion of Missouri, the road, also known as Lawler Ford Road, is 5.79km (3.6 miles) long, running through a valley of forest oak land hills.
