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The Coakley Hollow Trail is a popular dirt and gravel singletrack path with some roots and rocks. There are interpretive signs alongside the trail that provide information about the plants and animals you can expect to see. This is one of the more primitive paths on the property and usually offers a little more solitude than some of the other trails.

The Lake View Bend Trail is a short and popular singletrack loop that goes by a great viewpoint of the Grandglaize Arm of the lake. Besides the viewpoint, the majority of the trail stays tucked in the trees.

This spot off the side of the trail offers a great view of the lake. The viewpoint is through a window in the trees and is of a huge horseshoe bend in the river.

This section of trail utilizes a wooden boardwalk and steps to get to two of the park's most popular viewpoints. Some parts of the boardwalk are covered by a tunnel of trees and other sections are completely open and offer unobstructed views.

This view from atop Deers Leap Hill is one of the best in all of Ha Ha Tonka State Park. The viewpoint is at the end of a short spur trail just after passing the castle. There are numerous other viewpoints in the park along the trails.

This spot on the trail marks the intersection of the Spring Trail and Island Trail. There is a brick bridge across the water along the Island Trail in this spot, along with some informational signs and excellent views of a cove branching off from the Niangua River.

The Spring Trail is one of the most popular paths in Ha Ha Tonka State Park. This dirt singletrack path cuts through the hillside and loops back to the trailhead after passing by the water. You can also connect to a few of the other park trails from this path.

The Shady Ridge Trail is a rooty and rocky path that offers great views of the lake. The trail connects two different day-use areas by following the shore for the entirety of the path. There are a couple of sections that are tucked in a dense jungle of trees, too.