15 Ways to Have the Most Missouri Day Ever

Gailey's Breakfast Cafe in Springfield has been serving up old-school diner classics since the '30s, while St. Louis' Spencer's Grill has been around since 1947.

Missouri and the surrounding areas produce an astonishing amount of fresh produce. Hit up one of the many, many farmers markets and pick up a snack for later in the day.

Hit the Katy Trail, a 240-mile bike trail cutting across the middle of the state. Be sure to stop and take in gorgeous views of the Missouri River along the way.

Whether you float, kayak, swim, sail or motorboat, no Missouri day would be complete without spending some time in our abundant lakes, rivers and streams.

No matter where you live in Missouri, premier fishing isn't far away.

Missouri state parks feature nearly 1,000 miles of trails.

This state is crazy for the sticky, saucy, savory, meaty deliciousness that is barbecue.

Missouri wineries produce more than 900,000 gallons each year. Be sure to sample some Norton, the state's signature wine.

Not only is Missouri home to beer giant Anheuser-Busch, but we've also got dozens (and dozens) of smaller, innovative breweries, too. In fact, in 2015, the Washington Post ranked beers from Boulevard (in Kansas City) and Schlafly (in St. Louis) as the top two in the country!

We are the Cave State, after all. With more than 6,000 in Missouri, there's sure to be one nearby for touring.

What's more Missouri than Huckleberry Finn?

Whether you root for the Cardinals or the Royals, one thing is undeniable: This state is ga-ga for baseball.

Branson is one of the entertainment capitals of the nation.

Indulge in some culinary magic at one of St. Louis' or Kansas City's award-winning restaurants.

With the National Blues Museum in St. Louis and the state's important place in blues history, what better way to wrap up a very Missouri day?