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1-877-858-8687 or 573-336-6355 Located at 137 St. Robert Blvd., St. Robert, Missouri
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get-away to a week-long adventure. Cast a line and relax while floating our beautiful streams. |
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or office get-away? Call today to request a brochure, ask for ext. 99. |
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The Gasconade River - The area surrounding the river reminded the French Trappers in the 18th century of their home in Gascone, France.One of the top streams in Missouri for producing big smallmouth bass, the Gasconade makes for a great day on the river.
Outfitters names that appear in Yellow have a link to their website so you can obtain more information.
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![]() Boiling Springs, Average Flow 45 Million gallons per day |
Public Access' along the Gasconade River
You are welcome to fish and put boats in at these locations.
Please do not use other accesses which are on private property. See the boat ramp symbol (with letter)
on the Map.
| Map Location | Access Name | Location |
| A | Gasconade Hill Access | 10 miles south of Dixon on Hwy 28 then west on County Road 28-462 |
| B | Hazelgreen River Access | I-44 Exit 145, then west on South Outer Road to Gasconade River |
| D | Mitschele Access | 5 miles south of Richland on Hwy 7 |
| E | Riddle Bridge River Access | Hwy Y north of I-44 at the Gasconade River |
| H | Schlicht Springs River Access | Hwy 17 north from Waynesville to Hwy 133, then west approximately 1 mile. Follow signs. |
| Rt. 66 Canoe Rental | 1050 Trophy Lane, Devil's Elbow, MO 65457 |
573-336-2730 |
Big Piney River derived it's name from the pine trees which grew along its banks. Trees were cut into lumber, and floated to the Gasconade River and eventually on into St. Louis.
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| Map Location | Access Name | Location |
| F | Ross River Access | 2.5 miles west of Duke on County Road TT-820N. |
Roubidoux Creek This river flows up through the south central part of the county and empties into the Gasconade River several miles north of Waynesville near Hwy 17. The creek was named after French trapper Joseph Roubidoux.
Public Access' along the Roubidoux River
You are welcome to fish and put boats in at these locations.
Please do not use other accesses which are on private property. See the boat ramp symbol (with letter)
on the Map.
| Map Location | Access Name | Location | |
| E | Laughlin/Roubidoux Access | Hwy 17/Historic Rt 66 E, at Laughlin Park, Waynesville | |
| G | Roubidoux River Access | Hwy 17 south of the steel bridge | 1 mile north of Waynesville |
Release dates: Rainbow Trout February through October. Visit Fly Rod & Reel Magazine Online and read about the Trout Bum Tournament held each spring. The Ozark Graylings threw a line in at the Roubidoux..... |
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Camping along the Roubidoux:
| Roubidoux Springs Campground & RV Park | Historic Route 66 West, Waynesville, MO 65583 |
573-774-6171 |
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Another feature unique to Pulaski County is the Roubidoux Spring nestled below the bluff in Laughlin Park, Waynesville, Missouri. Located below the spring is a cave and is a popular site for cave diving. The average flow is 37 million gallons per day.
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A Gasconade Hill Access
10 miles south of Dixon on Hwy 28 then west
on County Road 28-462
C Laughlin/Roubidoux Parks
D Mitschele Access
5 miles south of Richland on Hwy 7
F Ross River Access
2.5 miles west of Duke on County Road TT-820N.
Hwy 17 north 1 mile from Waynesville. South of the steel bridge.
H Schlicht Springs River Access
Hwy 17 north from Waynesville to Hwy 133, then west approximately 1 mile. Follow signs.
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Pulaski County Tourism Bureau
137 St. Robert Blvd., St. Robert, MO 65584
Toll Free: 1-877-858-TOUR (8687) 573-336-6355
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