Nestled in the heart of Missouri's scenic landscapes, Fort Wood Hotels stands as the perfect base for couples seeking a blend of adventure and relaxation. From historic explorations to nature's wonders, the area around Fort Leonard Wood is brimming with activities for you to experience together and make new memories. Savor the Local Flavors Begin your romantic adventure by diving into the local dining scene. The area around Fort Wood Hotels boasts a variety of dining options, from cozy cafes to elegant restaurants. Whether you're in the mood for a casual lunch or a romantic dinner, you'll find the perfect spot to indulge your taste buds and enjoy intimate conversations. Historic Route 66 and Devil's Elbow Overlook Take a drive down the iconic Route 66 , where history and romance intertwine. Stop by the Devil's Elbow Overlook for a breathtaking view - a picturesque spot to capture a memory with your loved one. The historic charm of Route 66, combined with the st...

Welcome to the heart of Missouri, a paradise for motorcycle enthusiasts! The Fort Wood area, renowned for its scenic beauty and historic charm, is a haven for those seeking the thrill of the open road. Nestled amidst this biker's dream is a series of hotels in Central Missouri that offer the perfect blend of comfort and convenience for your adventures – Fort Wood Hotels . Why Choose Fort Wood Hotels as Your Base? Situated in close proximity to some of the most iconic motorcycle routes in the country, including the legendary Route 66, Fort Wood Hotels serve as the ideal starting point for your two-wheeled explorations. Whether you're a solo rider, traveling with a partner, or part of a larger group, our hotels cater to every need, ensuring that your focus remains on the journey and the joy of riding. The Allure of Route 66 and Beyond Route 66, often referred to as the "Main Street of America," offers an unforgettable experience with its rich history and diverse landsc...

As autumn leaves begin to fall, Pulaski County, Missouri, bursts into life with events that offer something for everyone. This September, rev your engines, tune your guitars and get ready for some fun; it's time for some favorite annual events in Pulaski County! The following information and photos are from https://visitpulaskicounty.org . Click the heading for each event to learn more details! Route 66 Hogs and Frogs Festival (Sept. 22nd-24th) Waynesville's Roubidoux Park transforms into a bikers' paradise with the Route 66 Hogs and Frogs Festival. The Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association, MO 4-11, leads the charge in organizing bike shows and community poker runs. The festival also presents a customized motorcycle to a deserving veteran. But that's not all. The festival brims with live bands, food stalls, craft vendors, and even tattoo artists! Don your 40s-50s pinup attire for the Miss Croaker contest or show off your beard in the Beard & Exotic Hair Contest. C...

Welcome back to part two of our exciting journey discovering spring road trips around Central Missouri. Today, we're set to delve even deeper into the picturesque landscapes that define Pulaski County. With rolling hills, lush valleys, and breathtaking scenic drives, this area holds a charm that begs to be explored. The excerpts below are taken directly from  https://visitpulaskicounty.org/ozarks-leaf-peepers-backroad-bonanza-2/ . We encourage you to check out their site for even more details on attractions and activities in Pulaski County. So, buckle up and join us as we set off on the next leg of our road trip adventure!  Hartford Road 1.15 miles northeast of Road Ranger, Highway 28 Hartford Road, a 3.39-mile-long loop drops into a Big Piney River valley. After only a mile you will be rewarded with dramatic river bluffs. In an especially picturesque scene, the road squeezes between the Big Piney River and the former Possum Lodge resort before climbing back to Highway 28 posi...

Spring is one of the most beautiful times of year around our area! What better excuse to see all the natural wonders around our affordable hotels in the Fort Leonard Wood area than to go on a road trip this Spring! As the leaves and flowers start to bloom, you'll love checking out these scenic road trips around Pulaski County! Riverside/Redding Roads 6.38 miles north of Lexington Road, Highway 17 Riverside and Redding roads are a dynamic duo combining for 6.3 miles to connect Highway 17 with T Highway. Just over a mile into the trip you will see the Gasconade River on your left. At 2.04 miles is Schlicht Springs Access. This area is named for early mill operator and resort owner John Schlicht. At 2.27 miles turn left to stay on Riverside Road. At 4.82 miles turn right onto Redding Road. At 5.10 miles you will see Bethlehem Baptist Church and Cemetery on your right. The rocked structure beckons photographers. This area was once called Flea Hollow, so named because the former church...

Sometimes it feels like there is nothing more American than cruising the back roads on a relaxing afternoon. This is especially true in the Ozark Mountains, where the natural scenery is a draw for locals and tourists alike. Here in Pulaski County, we are fortunate to be centrally located in the state and in the nation, and to have so many options when it comes to getting out and enjoying the scenic views. As the leaves are changing colors and falling, you'll get to see the lay of the land even more in the next few weeks. So, if you cruise it during the peak of fall colors, try it again afterwards and you will see even more! To get some great pointers on some wonderful places to cruise in Pulaski County, we will continue with part two of our blog, Road Tripping in Pulaski County.   Riverside/Redding Roads 6.38 miles north of Lexington Road, Highway 17 Riverside and Redding roads are a dynamic duo combining for 6.3 miles to connect Highway 17 with T Highway. Just over a mile into the...

The Ozarks are well known as a destinations location when it comes to enjoying the fall foliage. From the variety of trees and colors to the rolling hills, bluffs, and beautiful landscape, it truly is a sight to be seen. If you enjoy getting out and viewing the fall colors, we have a lot of excellent back roads to cruise in Pulaski County. We thought we would share a few of those with you today. These are excerpts taken directly from https://visitpulaskicounty.org/ozarks-leaf-peepers-backroad-bonanza-2/ and there is much more than we can share about these back roads in a blog, so we encourage you to go to their website for more information. To get an idea of the beauty that awaits you in Pulaski County, we invite you to keep reading! Hartford Road 1.15 miles northeast of Road Ranger, Highway 28 Hartford Road, a 3.39-mile-long loop drops into a Big Piney River valley. After only a mile you will be rewarded with dramatic river bluffs. In an especially picturesque scene, the road squeez...