Three Notch Road ||| Oldest Road in Missouri (1717)
Follow/support my travels: Website: https://www.travelwithawiseguy.com/ Email/Newsletter: https://www.travelwithawiseguy.com/ne... Merchandise Store: https://travel-with-a-wiseguy.printif... Facebook: / travelwithawiseguy Instagram: / travel_wiseguy Travel blog: https://www.travelwithawiseguy.com/my... Twitter: / john_wise_wsu Contact: [email protected] I had no idea what I was going to find when I decided to explore the oldest road in Missouri - but it turned out to be very interesting! Three Notch Road is a combination of several different current roads that go from Mine La Motte to Saint Genevieve. There are several ghost towns, churches, cemeteries, along with a very scenic drive. Both the beginning and ending communities are some of the oldest in the state of Missouri! T-shirt: Wichita State Shockers Part 107 certified drone operator Music Swamp Stomp - Silent Partner Twilight Train - Dan Lebowitz Castleshire - Chris Haugen
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