Under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), federal agencies must consider the effect of their actions on historic properties and provide the federal Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP) the opportunity to comment on proposed actions. In Missouri, these reviews are completed by the State Historic Preservation Office. Also, you may learn more about permits that may be required in our Missouri State Parks to complete certain activities.

Two-story red brick building featuring a four-stage, square clock tower with a pyramidal slate roof atop the intersecting wings
Section 106 Reviews
Historic properties being renovated must first be reviewed
Person holding GPS equipment in order to search for geocache in a MoStatePark
Geocaching and Letterboxing Permit
Apply for a geocaching or letterboxing permit in MoStateParks
Person using a metal detector in MoStateParks looking for hidden treasures underground..
Metal Detecting Registration Form
Apply to seek for hidden treasures in 11 designated beach areas
Individuals riding a four wheeler or ORV vehicle in St. Joe State Park wearing a helmet.
Off-road Vehicle Riding Permits
Explore Finger Lakes or St. Joe state parks on an ORV
Teenager climbing a rock with special equipment in a Missouri State Park with
Rock Climbing/ Rappelling Permit
Five state parks offer rock climbing and rappelling by permit
Fisherman holding a trout caught in Montauk State Park
Trout Fishing Permit
Learn more about trout fishing in our three state parks
Children learning to shoot arrows at a target at a Missouri State Parks special event
Special Events Permit
Contact MoStateParks if interested in hosting an event in our parks or sites

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