This is our first trail on Missouri. Started off at the kids house, ate lunch at Alley Springs, and ended in Eminence with ice cream. Jacks Fork was high and flooded some of the trail, creating the most challenging obstacles on the trail. Water was 36 inches high in the most difficult areas. Started at the west end of State highway WW and connected with CR 106-425 via unnamed trail. Then took 106 to Alley Springs and continued onward to Eminence via CR 106-308.
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Awesome trials, well mark, very challenging for a 30.1 Mile, in one day, hike but for a great cause!
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Awesome trials, well mark, very challenging for a 30.1 Mile, in one day, hike but for a great cause!
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Awesome trials, well mark, very challenging for a 30.1 Mile, in one day, hike but for a great cause!
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Beautiful trail and river. Be careful we lost the public track on Gaia half way through our ride. Could only see our track.
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This is a fabulous horseback ride. It’s challenging and was trail bossed by a local who knows the area like the back of his hand. Beautiful country.
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This was an awesome horseback ride overnight packed trip, first time for us. We left a ODR and started out on the Jerktail trail then made our way over to the bluff spur trail that interacts with the Ozark trail. Then we camped overnight down on a really awesome creek bed so we had water for the horses. In the morning we hit the Current River Trail and crossed, the river just across from wind cave. Then we check the trail back to the top of tiptop mountain, hit the Jerktail trail and back to a ODR.
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Not a hike! Solo float on Current. Put-in at Akers Ferry just before 9 AM on a Monday. Except for a couple of groups waking up from beach camping, didn’t see a soul on the water until after Pulltite around 12:30 PM. Stopped for lunch and a short hike to Pulltite Spring.
After that, slowly caught up to people who had launched from Pulltite in the AM but still not too crowded.
Water was cold but clear the entire way to Round Spring at about 4:00 PM.
I was off the water only about 90 minutes total and paddled pretty consistently, but wasn’t sprinting. I would expect most groups to take at least 2 to 3 hours longer than I did.
Had Akers Ferry Canoe Rental shuttle my car for me so it was waiting at the take-out.
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Good float cold water nice scenery. Kinda crowded for my taste. But we went on a Saturday. Normally we do Sunday floats. Less people.
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Best Kayak trip of 2020 for our group! Excellent features and water color and clarity is amazing!
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