Motor Mountain USA: Going Up Taum Sauk in Missouri [Video]

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Going up to the Taum Sauk mountain in Missouri

What is the highest drivable mountain in Missouri? It is the Taum Sauk mountain, and it is also the highest natural point in the state.

Check out this episode of the Motor Mountain USA as Emme and Nathan take the trail to Missouri’s high point. Will it involve another hike up to the high point marker?

One of the best ways of experiencing America first hand is hitting the open road with the windows and top down in the 2015 Jeep Rubicon Wrangler Rubicon Hard Rock. The Motor Mountain USA (#MMUSA) team embarks upon an epic road trip this year by visiting the highest drivable roads of every state in the USA. Along the way Nathan, Roman, Andre and Emme will visit locales less traveled and uniquely American attractions that make the United States one of the world’s favorite tourist destinations.

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As an added element of adventure to make it a little more interesting, TFL Car has commissioned 50 commemorative silver belt buckles that represent each state in the US. Upon each visit to a state, a belt buckle will be hidden for future discovery. With each episode of MMUSA, the GPS coordinates will be announced so some lucky person will find it. We only ask that you send us a picture of yourself with the belt buckle. Use the hashtag #MMUSA or #MotorMountainUSA, then you can tweet to us @TFLcar, Facebook us at TFLcar, email to roman@tflcar.com, or all of the above.

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The Missouri belt buckle is hidden near the Taum Sauk high point. Watch this week’s Motor Mountain USA video to find the exact location of the hidden prize.

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