Ever notice how the best places are the ones that refuse to be flat and boring like a sensible pancake?
Parkville, Missouri is basically what happens when a town decides that building on level ground is for quitters and instead chooses to drape itself across limestone bluffs like a particularly ambitious architectural project.
This isn’t your typical Missouri river town that sits politely beside the water.
Parkville climbs, descends, and sprawls across multiple elevations carved into the limestone shelf above the Missouri River, creating a landscape so dramatically tiered that your first reaction will probably be something along the lines of “wait, how did they even build this?”…