United States
Scenic byways in Missouri
14 designated byways over 942 miles, as the Federal Highway Administration maps them; 5 with the designating agency's own description.
All-American Road · 1
- Great River Road · 29 mi of 3,353 mi, also through Louisiana, Minnesota, Illinois, Mississippi, Arkansas, Iowa, Wisconsin, Tennessee and Kentucky
National Scenic Byway · 1
- Crowley's Ridge Parkway · 15 mi of 211 mi, also through Arkansas
National Forest Scenic Byway · 3
- Blue Buck Knob Scenic Byway · 22 mi
- Glade Top Trail · 23 mi
- Sugar Camp Scenic Byway · 27 mi
Missouri Scenic Byway · 4
- Cliff Drive · 4 mi · no description yet
- Historic Route 66 - MO · 380 mi · no description yet
- Sho-Me Santa Fe Trails · 9 mi · no description yet
- Stars and Stripes Historical/Cultural Byway · 6 mi · no description yet
Great River Road · 1
- Great River Road - Missouri · 399 mi · no description yet
State Scenic Backway · 4
- Old Trails Road · 15 mi · no description yet
- Ozark Mountain Highroad · 8 mi · no description yet
- Ozark Mountain Parkway · 2 mi · no description yet
- Spirit of Kansas City · 4 mi · no description yet
A byway that crosses a state line has a page for each state's stretch. Byway lines: Federal Highway Administration, HEPGIS scenic byways layer (2022-06-24), a US government work.
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