Cedar Bluff Trail begins near the pavilion in the picnic area in Lane Spring Recreation Area (look for the sign). The trail is mostly wooded, and steep in some places. If you've never seen an Ozarks "glade", you'll enjoy visiting the rocky meadow at the top, surrounded by cedar trees for which the t...

Cedar Creek Trail is formed by 3 loops, crossing 36 miles of pastoral countryside. Two-thirds of the trail is cross-country; the rest is along gravel roads.

Cole Creek Trail is a lightly-used trail for horses and hikers with more visitors in Spring and Fall. It is recommended for year-round use. Watch for diamond-shaped trail markers attached to trees.

The trail begins at the campground, winds around 2-acre Little Scotia Pond, over the earthen dam and crosses the spillway to the picnic area on the south side. At the picnic area, one fork in the trail leads to the parking lot; the other turns east and passes the stream that connects to Big Scotia P...

The northern trailhead of the Ridge Runner Trail begins near Sugar Hill Campground. The trail goes around the campground, through Clearwater Picnic Area, and around Noblett Lake in a 9-mile loop. The main trail then heads south 23 miles to North Fork Recreation Area.

Especially in Spring and Summer, you'll soon be convinced that the trail is aptly named. A range of habitats is covered by the trail, from wooded uplands to riparian area. The remains of Civil War earthworks can still be seen high on a hill that overlooks Current River. Watercress Spring flows year ...

Bar-K Wrangler Camp is on the west bank of Swan Creek; you'll find picnic tables, some grills, toilets, and hitching posts.Tin Top trailhead is off Hwy UU on the east side of the Territory. With an extra vehicle, riders can travel one way, or use one of the loops to return to their starting point.Af...

Three trailheads serve Whites Creek Trail. Several loop trails and spurs lead you through the beautiful Irish Wilderness