
| Location | Southeastern Missouri | ||
| State(s) | Missouri | ||
| Counties | Several | ||
| Type | Backcountry Equestrian Trail Mountain Bike Trail |
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| Length | 360.00 Miles / 579.36 Km | Loop Trail? | No |
| Allowed Uses | Bicycling (off pavement) Equestrian - Riding Equestrian - Pack trips Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running |
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| Agency | USDA Forest Service | ||
| Entry Fee? | No | Parking Fee? | No |

The Ozark Trail traverses clear Ozark streams, dry granite barrens and panoramic mountaintops, travels near wetlands and fens (a fen is a bog-like area, generally with peaty soils, that is kept constantly moist or wet by spring-fed groundwater and dominated by sedges, forbs and some shrubs), and through deep Ozark forests, providing an opportunity for trail users to experience the variety of the Ozarks.
Seasonal Information
Date Opens: 1/1 - Date Closes: 12/31
Open 24 Hours
Directions
Not Available
Additional InformationWidth: feet, 24 inches. Primary Surface: Soil Average Grade: 5% Elevation Low Point: Not Available Elevation High Point: Not Available Year Designated: 2008 Date Last Updated: 04/02/2013
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