Jesse Hall Trail

Experience the beauty of campus with the Jesse Hall Tree Trail, a self-guided loop that circles Jesse Hall, the historic Francis Quadrangle and the peaceful greenery of Peace Park. Along the way, you'll find a diverse collection of trees, each with its own unique features and story. Download the map and tree guide to learn more about these living landmarks as you explore the Mizzou Botanic Garden.

Norway MapleRed OakCornelian Cherry Dogwood European Horsechestnut Nootka Weeping CypressCanary American HollyEnglish OakTuliptreeShumard OakYellow BuckeyeCleveland Select PearKorean FirTricolor BeechShellbark HickoryJapanese Snowbell Dawn RedwoodRotundiloba SweetgumAutumn Blaze Red Maple Shantung MapleCanadian HemlockSweetbay Magnolia Southern MagnoliaBaldcypressLoblolly PineColorado Blue SpruceWhite FirEuropean FilbertPaperbark MapleBlack MapleSwamp White OakSycamoreSilver LindenBlack WalnutChinkapin OakVandewolf’s PineGolden RaintreeBlack GumPurpleleaf OakCucumbertreeMagnoliaAmerican BeechMexican White PineAutumn Purple AshVirginia PinePin OakGinkgoServiceberryIvory Chalice MagnoliaVillage-Green Japanese ZelkovaRobinson CrabappleLoebner Magnolia

Jesse Hall Tree Trail Map

Request a tour

In addition to the self-guided Tree Trail walks, Mizzou Botanic Garden offers general tours as well as a variety of tours that highlight some of the outstanding features of the garden.

 

Interested in touring the garden?
Fill out the tour request form HERE.