Posted in Missouri
March 29, 2016
10 Enchanting Urban Waterfalls That Everyone In Missouri Should Visit
There are natural waterfalls and man-made waterfalls, many of which include mills and dams. However, urban waterfalls can be found right in the middle of the cities, a nice relaxing escape from city life. Get caught up in the calming flow of the water as it trickles down the falls. Here are a few you can find in Missouri, most of which are located in the city of St. Louis.
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All of the “rivers” and streams in this miniature golf complex are fed by this 30 foot, three-tiered waterfall.
This waterfall is located near the Wild Fire roller coaster and American Plunge flume ride at Silver Dollar City.
This is located at The Falls Golf Club, a Par 71 golf course that is 6,500 yards total and is for golfers of all skill levels.
One of many waterfalls at Missouri Botanical Gardens, this one is located at the Japanese Gardens.
This is one of several waterfalls at the St. Louis Zoo.
Kiener Plaza is in downtown St. Louis.
The Climatron at the Missouri Botanical Garden has various waterfalls in its tropical rain forest environment.
Another waterfall in the Missouri Botanical Gardens, it’s located in the Doris I. Schnuck Children's Garden.
In St. Louis’ “Gateway Mall” area, Citygarden is an urban park and sculpture garden owned by the city.
Built in 1937, the Cascades were designed to mimic the World’s Fair Cascades that once flowed down Art Hill and serves as the origin for the park’s entire river system.
Do you know of any other man-made waterfalls in other cities in Missouri?
