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...

If you are looking for a great scenic tour to take in the Pulaski County area, you are in luck! We found an amazing one that we wanted to share with you. But fair warning, you may find yourself wanting to spend some extended time in the area when you do this tour. You can go to pocketsites.com to find the interactive map and more details on each part of the tour. But to get an idea of some of the features you can see, just keep reading this blog to hear about 7 of them! The following photos and information are credited to  https://pocketsights.com/tours/tour/Devils-Elbow-Shutterbug-Beautiful-Pulaski-County-USA-323 . Sugar Bowls At one time this area was listed as one of Missouri’s “beauty spots” by the State Planning Commission. The Sugar Bowls are a rock formation on the Big Piney River aptly named because they are shaped like sugar bowls. Wooden Railroad Trestle Overlook This is a 1940s railroad bridge also called the Schoolhouse Bridge with a beautiful view overlooking the Big ...

It is no surprise to people that the Pulaski County area is an outstanding destination for outdoor enthusiasts, Route 66 fans, and even history buffs. But many people don’t realize that it’s also a great destination location for gamers! There are several very cool places for gamers to hang out, find great merchandise, and make new friends in the Saint Roberts area. If you or someone you know is an avid gamer and have not checked out the Fort Leonard Wood area, we think it would be well worth the trip. If you’d like to hear more about what we have for you to enjoy, just read on to learn about three hangouts, and an exciting event you just may want to attend. Gamers Hideout 1018 Missouri Avenue Saint Robert, Missouri 65584-4640 573-336-2148 Do you love Magic the Gathering? Are you a Dungeons & Dragons fan? Then Gamers Hideout in Saint Robert is a place you can’t miss! Are you looking for that one card you need to complete the perfect deck? Do you need some D&D Dice? Find them her...

Fort Wood Hotels is a father-son company that attribute their success to their foundation of values, hard work, and treating employees fairly. They believe in doing the right thing for their customers and showing appreciation for employees who believe in the same values. No matter what capacity an employee serves in, they know they are appreciated, and they appreciate each other, too. At our hotels in St. Robert we don’t just tell our staff thank you, we compensate them with competitive wages and benefits that they need most like medical, dental, and vision as well as 401K with 3% employer contributions for qualified employees. Right now, we have career opportunities at Fort Wood Hotels available in several positions in different locations. To see if one may be the perfect fit for you, we invite you to read on to get the details of the opportunities available to you!    Guest Service Agent Hours: The front desk is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year. Emp...

Now is the time of year when people are thinking about their New Year’s resolutions. In 2023 some people want to travel more, some people want to make more memories with families and loved ones, and some people want to save more money. At Fort Wood Hotels , we can help you with all of those. In today’s blog, read about ways you can save money and earn extra points when you stay at one of our hotels near Fort Leonard Wood .   More Ways to Earn Discounts at Fort Wood Hotels AAA Discount Save Up To 10% Comfort Inn St. Robert/Fort Leonard Wood   Mainstay Suites St. Robert – Fort Leonard Wood  Candlewood Suites St. Robert Fairfield Inn Fort Leonard Wood St. Robert  Hampton Inn St. Robert/Ft. Leonard Wood   Save with AAA Discount. Membership number required. AARP & Senior Discount Save Up To 10% Comfort Inn St. Robert/Fort Leonard Wood   Mainstay Suites St. Robert – Fort Leonard Wood  For AARP members or guests age 60 or older. Farm B...

For many people, getting to enjoy the holiday lights is one of their favorite things about the Christmas season. It’s a little different everywhere you go, but the magical feeling of wonder and reminders of your childhood are consistent. If you live in or are traveling to the Fort Leonard Wood area this Christmas, we want you to know about the holiday lights that you can enjoy here in mid-Missouri. In today’s blog, we will share with you some specific places you can go to take in the festivities. So just keep reading, to plan your holiday light itinerary! In 2020 the Waynesville-St. Robert Chamber of Commerce started a new holiday tradition called light up Pulaski County. It is a festive celebration and competition with three different categories including nonprofit organizations, businesses, and community members. This year is the third annual event, and it is growing in popularity each year. In its inaugural year, this holiday light trail created 4 hours of holiday entertainment, and...