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STLifeAT AROUND 1,300ACRES, FORESTPARK IS LARGERTHAN NEW YORK’SCENTRAL PARK.86
Photography by Steve JettGetOutsideGREEN SPACEABOUNDS IN ANDAROUND THEMETRO AREA.By SLM StaffHere in St. Louis, we’re fortunate to have all the conveniencesof a major metro area and no shortage of picturesqueretreats in our big backyard. In the city alone, there aredozens of parks, large and small, with Forest Park and TowerGrove Park rivaling the nation’s best. Just beyond the city limits,you can quickly access rolling hills and rugged terrain, withsome stretches reminiscent of the Smoky Mountains. We hopethis story will serve as an initial jumping-off point, encouragingyou to get out and see the many other scenic spots that arejust waiting to be explored.87
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