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	The Ozark Trail - The Sections Story - Missouri State Parks and Historic Sites, MoDNR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The trail uses the western part of the Berryman Trail, a National Recreation Trail, and designated campsites are available at all trailheads except Hwy.
		A portion of theTaum Sauk Section of the Ozark Trail between Taum Sauk Mountain State Park and Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park was damaged by the Dec. 24 breach of the Taum Sauk Reservoir.
		Trail may be accessed at FS 3152, Greer Recreation Area, McCormack Lake (via a spur trail) and FS 4155.
	www.mostateparks.com /ozarktrail/sections.htm (1471 words)

	Missouri Nature Walks,Ozark Mountain Heritage Region, Iron County
		Taum Sauk section of the Ozark Trail, (12.8 Miles), a portion of Mina Sauk Falls trail is part of this trail.
		Braille Trail is a 1 mile loop, paved and handicap accesible trail with 22 interpretive stations.
		At this point the Ozark trail departs the loop and travels east 8 miles to the Marble Creek Recreation Area beginning and ending at Crane Lake picnic area.
	www.angelfire.com /indie/onelove_nwalk/ozirn.html (1085 words)

	The Ozark Trail - Missouri State Parks and Historic Sites, MoDNR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Trails such as the Independence, the Oregon, and the Santa Fe, on which settlers moved westward across America, are legendary.
		The purpose of the Ozark Trail Council is to promote the Ozark Trail; to establish guidelines for its construction, maintenance, marking and mapping; to publicize the trail; and generally to provide an organizational framework within which all matters relating to the Ozark Trail in Missouri can be discussed and resolved.
		The Ozark Trail Association is a grassroots non-profit volunteer group that has been dedicated to the construction, maintenance and promotion of the Ozark Trail since December 2002.
	www.mostateparks.com /ozarktrail/index.html (1739 words)

	Lake Wappapello Trail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The trail could be very nice if it ever go cleaned up...as it is now, it's almost like riding down a street and catching all of the red lights in a town filled with stoplights.
		This is a loop trail bisected by 172.
		I found this trail to be nearly impossible to negotiate due to a hiddeous cross-slope combined with loose soil and lots of round rocks and boulders jutting out.
	www.mtbr.com /trails/Missouri/LakeWappapelloTrail.html (1328 words)

	Ozark Trail (auto trail) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Ozark Trail was a network of locally maintained roads and highways that predated the advent of the United States federal highway system.
		In one case, however, the US Federal Government got involved — the Ozark Trail bridge over the South Canadian River between Newcastle, Oklahoma and Oklahoma City was the first federal highway project built in Oklahoma, in 1925.
		In Oklahoma, portions of the section line roads between Anadarko and Hobart are still referred to as "The Old Ozark Trail".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ozark_Trail_(road_system) (224 words)

	The Ozark Trail
		The Ozark Trail is a part of 29 year-old vision to build a scenic and varied route through the Missouri Ozarks, stretching from the St. Louis metropolitan area southwestward to the Arkansas border, eventually connecting to the Ozark Highlands trail-- creating a 700 mile through-trail.
		The Ozark Trail Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to finishing that vision: The Mission of the Ozark Trail Association is to develop, maintain, preserve, promote and protect the rugged, natural beauty of the Ozark Trail.
		The Ozark Trail is envisioned to link St. Louis to Arkansas with a loop in the middle.
	www.ozarktrail.com (760 words)

	HeraldNet: OZARK HIKE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		While the Appalachian Trail's dolomite rock is a mere 400 million years old, the Ozark Trail's rhyolite rock, formed when volcanic eruptions of hot ash settled and cooled, is 1.5 billion years old.
		The Ozark Trail is divided into 13 sections of about 20 to 30 miles in length, each taking its name from a natural feature, except for the Karkaghne, a mythical creature in forest folklore.
		The Ozark Trail emerged from a vision in the late 1970s to build a scenic and varied route in the Missouri Ozarks, from just outside St. Louis southwest to the Arkansas border, eventually connecting with the Ozark Highlands Trail - creating a 700-mile through-trail.
	www.heraldnet.com /stories/06/09/23/100out_c1ozark001.cfm (1326 words)

	Ozark Highlands Trail
		Ozark Highlands Trail is a 165-mile hiking trail that crosses the Ozark National Forest and is recognized as one of the most scenic trails in the United States.
		Most of the trail is on National Forest lands, but some portions of the trail cross privately owned land.
		The Ozark Highlands Scenic Byway crosses the middle section of the trail.
	www.byways.org /browse/byways/2157/places/40390/index.html (522 words)

	Ozark National Scenic Riverways - Hiking in the Ozarks (U.S. National Park Service)
		The hills and forests of the Ozark National Scenic Riverways area invite the hiker.
		The Ozark Trail (website)- This is the only truly long foot trail in the area.
		Ozark National Scenic Riverways has two of the finest canoeing rivers in the Midwest.
	www.nps.gov /ozar/planyourvisit/hiking-in-the-ozarks.htm (817 words)

	Tourism
		Ozark is located on the north bank of the Ozark Lake, at what is known as the 19 mile bend of the Arkansas River.
		Ozark Lake was created when the Ozark Lock and Dam on the Arkansas River was completed.
		The “pig trail” nickname is a result of the highway’s being used to take sports enthusiasts to Fayetteville to view the Arkansas Razorback games.
	www.ozarkarkansas.com /tourism.html (861 words)

	Ozark Trail Mountain Biking - Mountain Bike Trails
		This is an eight-mile point-to-point between Marble Creek and Crane Lake on the Ozark Trail.
		This 18-mile, out-and-back section of the Ozark Trail can be made into a loop by returning to the starting point on gravel forest roads.
		The Victory Section of the Ozark Trail is a 22-mile point-to-point with a six-mile loop on its eastern end.
	www.trails.com /activity.asp?area=10951 (479 words)

	Conservation Federation of Missouri
		Today 300 miles of the Ozark Trail are completed including an eastern loop that traverses through the scenic St. Francois Mountain region (the oldest mountain range on the North American continent).
		The Ozark Trail is for families, groups and individuals of all ages.
		In the case of private property, the agency or organization having the trail easement is responsible for the construction and maintenance.
	www.confedmo.org /programs/ozarktrail.html (522 words)

	Ozark Trail Review
		Plans are in place for the Ozark Trail to be open from the Huzzah Conservation Area (just south of Onondaga Cave State Park) south to the southern terminus of the Eleven Point River Section (near Thomasville, MO), by December 2005, for a total of about 240-miles one way.
		Plans are to connect the Ozark Trail with the 200-mile Ozark Highlands Trail in Arkansas.
		Trail markers are really sparse along this last 2-3 miles of trail but the trail was easy to follow.
	www.motrails.com /ozarktrl.html (2553 words)

	Hiking Trails
		Even though this is a spectacular sight, the trail is narrow and the edge drops straight down about three hundred feet to the river so folks are not encouraged to take this trail.
		Two trails begin here but the one on the left is the quickest and also the steepest way to get to the falls.
		Both of these trails are wonderful but do hug the edge of high bluffs for most of the way, so they are not recommended for small children or careless hikers.
	theozarkmountains.com /hiking_trails.htm (2204 words)

	Ozark Trail :: Online Catalog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ozark Trail resource for state health departments and other agencies and organizations in developing and implementing Ozark Trail counter-marketing campaigns.In addition to providing you access to media campaign materials, the Resource Center also offers guidance and technical assistance on how to use the materials.
		In contrast, adequate evidence of ineffectiveness leads to a recommendation that the intervention not be used.The systematic Ozark Trail Ozark Trail 243 studies Ozark Trail tobacco interventions that met the inclusion Ozark Trail Of these 243 studies, 77 were excluded on the basis of limitations in their execution or design and were not considered further.
		Ozark Trail is available from ACS at telephone, 800-227-2345, or from a local ACS office.
	sukanah.org /ozark-trail.html (316 words)

	OHT_Map
		The Ozark Highlands Trail (OHT) is one of the most spectacular hiking trails in the United States.
		The trail passes through 18 campgrounds and other trailheads, and crosses more than 50 forest roads and highways, providing plenty of access for dayhikes of all lengths.
		The guidebook was written by outdoor photojournalist Tim Ernst, who has been involved with the development and management of the OHT from the beginning, and is the founder and President of the Ozark Highlands Trail Association, the volunteer group that built and maintains much of the trail.
	www.hikearkansas.com /oht_map.html (889 words)

	Ozark Trail
		These natural attractions, coupled with the sizeable amount of public-owned property in the Ozarks, have prompted many hikers and land-managing agencies to envision a trail that would someday traverse the Ozarks extending from St. Louis through western Arkansas.
		The Ozark Trail Association was formed in 2002 to develop, maintain, preserve, promote, and protect the rugged natural beauty of the trail.
		This Recreational Trails Grant to establish 5 tool caches for maintenance activities on the Ozark Trail and other trails in the Mark Twain Nation Forest area was approved by DNR.
	morcd.org /bsrcd/ozark_trail_association.htm (177 words)

	Ozark Outdoor Supply
		Hidden in the mountains and foothills of "The Natural State" are a wealth of nature trails to be found by hiking and backpacking enthusiasts.
		The trail stretches 13.7 miles and is a favorite of Ozark Outdoor.
		Located in West Central Arkansas, the Ouachita Trail begins at Pinnacle Mountain State Park and ends in Talihina, OK. Stretching 223 miles, the Ouachita Trail is a lengthy hike.
	www.ozarkoutdoor.com /activity/hike/hikego.htm (306 words)

	Mountain View Hiking and Biking
		The main section of the Ozark Highlands Trail is 165 miles long from Lake Fort Smith State Park (currently closed) to the Woolum Access on the Buffalo National River.
		This scenic trail is maintained exclusively by volunteers and offers opportunities to hike, camp, fish, see wildlife and just enjoy the beauty of the forest and being away from the hustle of modern living.
		Equestrian trails and guided horseback riding facilities are available in the Ozark National Forest to riders of all skill levels.
	www.ozarkgetaways.com /forest_hiking_biking.html (429 words)

	OT - Eleven Point River Section
		The trail was already covered with heavy leaf fall this time of year and that masked the trail pretty good in some locations but we found the signage all along the trail to be pretty good with a mixture of OT signs and gray diamonds.
		This 'high' trail is the one shown on the map and it wanders along several hundred feet above the river valley except where it crosses Heckleton Hollow and Graveyard Hollow.
		The trail was a little brushy as we went down the north side of Devil's Backbone ridge but then we ended up on an old road again that took us by Bockman Spring, an old spring house built in a cave entrance.
	www.fidnet.com /~mcmurfy1/ot_elevenpt.html (1111 words)

	Ozark Highlands Trail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The OTH is one of the most spectacular trails in the southeastern United States.
		Once you are past the first westernmost six miles of the trail, camping is allowed anywhere outside of the recreation areas; although trail etiquette encourages camping at lease 200 feet away from the trail and water sources, and preferably out of sight of the trail.
		The trail has had a variety of markings in the past; however, white rectangular paint blazes have been adopted as the official marker.
	www.ozarkconnections.com /highland.htm (393 words)

	Ozark-St. Francis National Forests
		A portion of the Ozark Highlands Trail from mile post 93 to 99 (Bee Ridge Road to Rosetta Road) will be closed on Friday, March 16th due to a prescribed burn in the area.
		The Ozark Highlands Trail is marked with a 2-by-6-inch white blaze.
		The trail is also marked at every mile with a flexible brown post with the appropriate mile number.
	www.fs.fed.us /oonf/ozark/recreation/oht.html (461 words)

	Ozark Trail - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ozark Trail (hiking trail), a hiking and backpacking trail
		Ozark Trail (road system), a network of locally maintained roads and highways
		Ozark Trail (brand name), a private-label brand name owned by Wal-Mart.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ozark_Trail (95 words)

	Wildernet - Hiking & Walking - Ozark Highlands Trail - Pleasant Hill Ranger District, Ozark-St. Francis National Forests
		The Ozark Highlands Trail is a 178 mile hiking trail that crosses the Ozark National Forest and is recognized as one of the most scenic trails in the United States.
		Once you are past the first, westernmost six miles of the trail, camping is allowed anywhere outside of the recreation areas; although trail etiquette encourages camping at least 200 feet away from the trail and water sources, and preferably out of sight of the trail.
		The trail had some blowdowns (severe in areas) and could use some general maintenence, but is in very good shape overall and was mapped and constructed in a most beautiful manner.
	www.wildernet.com /pages/activity.cfm?actid=081004IO*53113hw (1376 words)

	Ozark Greenways \| Trail Information
		Greenway trails provide access to people of all ages and abilities, whether they walk, run, bike, skate or wheelchair.
		Due to the recent ice storm, the trails were temporarily closed for a few days as many hazardous trees and branches had to be removed and power lines dealt with.
		The surface is a compacted crushed-gravel surface, similar to the Katy Trail.
	www.ozarkgreenways.org /trails.html (872 words)

	Ozark Trail Trip 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This was our 16th annual Ozark Trail Trip and we always pick two sections to do 50 miles(30-20) that week.
		Wed was a short day and no rain but the trail was hard to follow (Not Marked and old Markings that went nowhere).
		We passed the big pond with the water lilies, Black Berry bushes and briar and lost the trail, it was still raining.
	www.richbauer.net /ozark_trail_trip_2004.htm (2526 words)

	Gateway Off-Road Cyclists // GORC // Trail Maps
		The newest section of the Ozark Trail was finished in Nov. 2005, and officially opened for use in April 2006.
		The first 13 miles of the trail (it actually begins 1 mile north of the trailhead at the junction of DD/32), to Barton Fen has been open for over a year, and is already well established.
		The trail tread is generally a mix of small rocks and hard-packed sandy soil, with softer spots near the creek crossings and through the several short clear cut areas.
	www.gorctrails.com /trails/mmiddlefork.asp (643 words)

	Ozark Trail Missouri Planned Sections (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		As of October 28, 1997 (unofficial) sections 1, 2, 3 and 15 of Missouri's OZARK TRAIL are being planned.
		No significant new developments were reported on the unfinished sections at the October 25, 1997 meeting of the Ozark trail Council held at Meramec State park in the Visitors Center.
		No news of interaction between the two state Ozark trail councils was reported at the 10/25/97 semi-annual meeting of the Ozark Trail Council.
	slluez.home.mindspring.com /OZTMO_planned_sections.html (612 words)

	Trail of the Four Winds-Lake Ozark State Park
		This trail is challenging and fast for a serious rider, but is rideable by average riders at slower speeds.
		Horshoe bend is another private trail that has been extended to almost ten miles which uses the hilly ozark terrain to give you a great workout.
		There are in places bald exposed rock features that lend the landsape a surreal quality,in their coverings of moss and lichens.The trail features several stream crossings and passes through shadows cast by towering limestone bluffs.Where leather headed vultures ride the thermals.Finally the trail climbs steeply back to hwy 134.
	www.mtbr.com /trails/Missouri/TrailoftheFourWinds-LakeOzarkStatePark.html (4459 words)

	Recreational Sports - Ozark Trail Work Parties (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Ozark Trail is a true Missouri Treasure.
		The Ozark Trail is a scenic and varied route through the Ozarks, with 350 miles in Southeast Missouri.
		Members of the Recreational Sports staff and students from the Climbing Club and REC (Recreation Enhancement Club) recently volunteered with the Ozark Trail Association (OTA) to build a portion of the Ozark Trail.
	www4.semo.edu /recsports/outdoor/workparty.asp (303 words)

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