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Rocheport - Small Towns in Missouri



If you visit Rocheport, be sure to stay in a lovely local bed and breakfast for the ultimate small-town treatment! This town is home to only a few hundred residents, who love the community for its old-time feel and historic infrastructure. Originally, Rocheport was a trading post for Native Americans and settlers. Lewis and Clark passed near to the site of the town during their great expedition. Today’s visitors can still enjoy a local trail—one that is a bit more tame! Take a bike trip on the 225 mile Katy Trail that runs through Rocheport, or stay a while and visit the shops and galleries.
Address: Rocheport, MO
Website: www.rocheport.com

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