Cruise Through The Autumn Colors

Best Scenic Fall Cruises In Missouri

Missouri fall foliage scenic drive

Experience Missouri’s Autumn Colors

There’s nothing like cruising through Missouri in the fall—crisp air, vibrant leaves, and endless scenic routes make this season a favorite for car and truck enthusiasts. Whether you’re planning a weekend adventure or a quick afternoon getaway, these drives offer the best views of autumn’s changing colors.

Top 5 Fall Foliage Drives in Missouri

  1. Ozark National Scenic Riverways
    Wind along Highway 106 and 19 through rolling hills, bluffs, and river valleys. The area near Eminence is especially stunning in late October.
  2. Highway 94 – Missouri Wine Country
    Enjoy a leisurely drive between Defiance and Hermann, with views of fall vineyards, the Missouri River, and charming small towns.
  3. Mark Twain National Forest
    Take Highway 19 or 21 through dense forests and dramatic overlooks. Don’t miss the Glade Top Trail National Scenic Byway for panoramic vistas.
  4. Lake of the Ozarks Loop
    Cruise the shoreline roads for reflections of red, orange, and gold in the water. Stop at Ha Ha Tonka State Park for a hike and photo op.
  5. Route 66 – Classic Americana
    Explore the iconic Mother Road from St. Louis to Springfield, with plenty of roadside attractions and colorful trees lining the way.

Car on scenic fall road trip

Don't Forget!

  • Check your tires, brakes, and fluids before heading out—fall weather can be unpredictable.
  • Bring a camera for spontaneous photo stops.
  • Pack snacks, drinks, and a cozy blanket for roadside picnics.
  • Plan your drive for mid-October to catch peak color in most regions.
  • Stop by local diners, wineries, or parks along your route to support small businesses and soak in the scenery.

Get Road-Trip Ready with Torque Motorsports

Before you hit the road, make sure your vehicle is ready for the adventure! Contact Torque Motorsports for a pre-trip inspection, detailing, or performance upgrades to make your fall drive safe and memorable.

Author: Brandon Hurst-Torque Motorsports

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