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“This long trail is an exceptional multi-use trail out in the middle of nowhere in the Ozark Range.
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Features
Birding · Commonly Backpacked · Fall Colors · River/Creek · Views · Wildflowers · Wildlife
Description
A rocky, 26-mile loop, this route makes for a long day trip, or a great overnight experience. Expect several long, sustained climbs and rocky descents. Though the trail is rocky, you can expect to enjoy forested terrain. This makes it a shady and pleasant choice in the summer. Due to the remoteness of the area, and the length of the trail, this is a great option for hikers who are seeking a bit of solitude.
The trail is criss-crossed by several forest roads that can be used for a quick exit if you ever find yourself in trouble. The trail drains well after rainfall, but has several creek crossings that you may want to watch out for.
A large controlled burn performed 2/23/2024 that is not posted at trailheads. Burn covers miles 12-18 going counterclockwise from Berryman Campgrou…
28mi
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13h 35m
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