The beautiful Current River flows for about 184 miles, starting from Montauk Springs and winding through the Ozark Plateau before merging with the Black River on the Missouri–Arkansas border. Its …
The Blair Creek Section of the Ozark Trail stretches about 27 miles through the remote Roger Pryor Backcountry, tracing ridgelines and descending into the lush, wildflower-filled valley of Blair Creek. …
The Roger Pryor Pioneer Backcountry is a 62,000-acre expanse of privately owned forest managed for public hiking and backpacking by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. It’s part of the …
Covering roughly 42,000 acres, the Rocky Creek Conservation Area is a beautiful stretch of Shannon County. The Ozark Trail runs through its heart, along with several side trails that wind …
This trails leads down to the Current River and the Cave Spring Cave. The spring rises into a large cave opening that goes to a vertical shaft 140 feet deep. …
A natural cascading waterfall that flows over molten rock that erupted to the surface 1.5 billion years ago. The falls expeience a heavy flow after it rains. The site is very popular and has bathrooms, picnic tables, and fire grills.
This is a small turbine mill built in 1928 by Walter Klepzig. The mill is located in a beautiful setting on Rocky Creek that is surrounded by a shut-in canyon that is formed by the rock in the creek.