Travel Guide

Weston Bend State Park spans over 1,100 acres along the Missouri River, offering visitors a blend of scenic trails, picnic areas, and a popular overlook with panoramic river views. The park’s hiking trails, including a bike path, wind through forested areas that are especially vibrant in fall. Visitors can also enjoy camping and birdwatching.

Holladay Distillery, established in 1856, is Missouri’s oldest continuously operated distillery. Guests can explore the bourbon-making process through a guided tour, which includes a walkthrough of fermentation and distillation areas and concludes with a tasting of their craft bourbons. Set on a historic site, it offers a glimpse into the region's rich distilling history.

Weston Red Barn Farm recreates the atmosphere of a traditional 19th-century farm. It offers seasonal activities such as apple and pumpkin picking, hayrides, and a chance to see farm animals. The farm’s country store features fresh produce and local products, making it a family-friendly destination for experiencing Missouri’s agricultural heritage.

Snow Creek Ski Area offers winter sports enthusiasts 12 trails, multiple chairlifts, and a tubing park. With equipment rentals and lessons available, it caters to all skill levels. Snow Creek uses snow-making technology to maintain slopes throughout the winter season, creating a reliable winter destination for skiing and snowboarding near Weston.

Weston Historical Museum showcases the history of Weston and its surroundings through exhibits of artifacts, photographs, and memorabilia. The museum covers topics such as Weston's founding, early industries, Civil War history, and local folklore, offering an in-depth look at the town's unique heritage and its role in regional history.

Founded in 1978 and located in a historic church, Pirtle Winery produces a variety of wines, including meads and fruit wines. Visitors can enjoy tastings in their outdoor wine garden or indoor tasting room. The winery emphasizes local ingredients and sustainable practices, making it a distinctive stop for wine enthusiasts visiting the Weston area.

Tin Kitchen serves Southern-style barbecue and comfort food in a beautifully restored 1842 building. Known for its smoked meats and hearty side dishes, the restaurant emphasizes a rustic, casual dining experience. With locally sourced ingredients and regional flavors, Tin Kitchen is popular among both visitors and locals.

O'Malley's Pub offers a unique experience in historic limestone cellars dating back to the 1840s. The pub serves a variety of beers, including their own Weston Brewing Company brews, and regularly hosts live Irish music performances. O'Malley’s historic setting and lively atmosphere make it a popular choice for a night out in Weston.

Avalon Café is situated in a restored antebellum home from 1847, featuring a menu with American and European-inspired cuisine. The restaurant focuses on fresh, locally sourced ingredients and offers a seasonal menu. Its historical setting provides a unique dining atmosphere that blends traditional and contemporary styles.

Located next to O'Malley's Pub, American Bowman Restaurant serves a menu inspired by traditional Irish and British pub fare. Dishes include favorites such as shepherd’s pie, fish and chips, and bangers and mash. The restaurant combines a cozy atmosphere with hearty meals, making it a fitting addition to the historic Weston Brewing Company complex.