Bonebrake Center of Nature and History
The Bonebrake Center provides “paths through natural settings of prairies and forest plantings, and beside ponds and a spring, to provide a place for people of all ages to stroll, learn and observe plants, animals, and birds.” The paths are mown grass paths, some a little bumpy. The executive director describes the gradient as mild, “but the surface is not conducive to wheelchairs or walkers.” She enjoys walking there with a cane, going slowly to enjoy the aesthetics. Call 573-729-3400 for more information. Here is their website.