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Lady hiking Stretch your legs with a long walk at water’s edge or in the woods near Table Rock Lake. Miles and miles of walking and hiking trails are located within easy reach of the lake. Some trails are surfaced
for easy access for walkers, disabled visitors, and “street bicycle” riders. Others are more rugged for hikers, mountain bike riders or even horseback riders.

Ranging in length from about one-third mile to several miles, the walking trails are a great way to see hardwood forests, cedar glades, native grasses, creeks, “bald knobs” and all the flora and fauna that inhabit them in the Ozarks. Trails are open at all times of year.

Many additional miles of walking and biking paths are planned for development in the next few years. A group of volunteers make up the Ozark Mountain Nature Trails Association, which plans to help develop more than 150 miles of trails in the area near Table Rock Lake.

Facility			Length	Acres	Type	Details	Walk	Disabled Access	Hike	Bicycle	Horse
Table Rock State Park			South of Branson on Hwy. 165
	Lakeshore Trail		2.2 miles	356	Linear	Developed	X	X		X
Wire Road Conservation Area			Northwest of Crane on 13-190
	Trail 1		1 mile	793	Linear	Primitive	X		X	X
	Trail 2		3.7 miles		Loop and Linear	Primitive	X		X	X	X
Pilot Knob Conservation Area			North of Carr Lane on Mo. 39
	Trail 1		2.7 miles	1,360	Linear	Primitive	X		X
Henning Conservation Area			Mo. 76 west of Branson
	Dewey Bald Trail		0.5 mile	1,534	Loop	Developed	X	X
	Henning Glade Exploration Trail		11.1 miles		Loop	Primitive	X		X
	Homesteader's Trail		3.4 miles		Loop	Primitive	X		X
	Shane’s Shortcut		0.3 mile		Linear	Primitive	X		X
	Streamside Trail		0.4 mile		Loop	Primitive	X		X
Shepherd of the Hills Fish Hatchery			South of Branson on Hwy. 165
	Canebrake Trail		0.3 mile	211	Loop	Developed	X	X
	Fisherman’s Trail		0.4 mile		Loop	Developed	X	X
	White River Bluffs Trail		1.6 miles		Multiple Loops	Primitive	X		X
	White River Corridor Trail		0.4 mile		Linear	Developed	X	X
Reeds Spring Honeysuckle Trail			INFO TO COME
Reeds Spring Keystone Trail			UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Indian Point Trail			UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Busiek State Forest			14 miles north of Branson on US 65
	Trail 1		15 miles	2,505	Loop and Linear	Primitive	X		X	X	X
Privately-owned Trails (Admission fees may apply)
Dogwood Canyon Nature Park		South of Lampe on Mo. 86	6 miles	10,000	Loop and Linear	Developed	X			X	X
Talking Rocks Cavern Nature Preserve		Talking Rocks Road off Mo. 13		400			X

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