Below are links to useful information and organizations. If you'd like to include your trail-related website or service here, please drop us a line.
US Forest Service - Mark Twain National Forest
Missouri Department of Conservation
Missouri Department of Natural Resources
Corps of Engineers - Wappapello Lake
National Parks Service - Ozark National Scenic Waterway
Ozark Trail Guide Book - (Welch & Carroll) Make planning your Ozark Trail adventure easy, all the information you need to plan a day trip or a through hike or ride is right here. Plus, full color photos of the beautiful locations in the Missouri Ozarks and maps of the trail and driving directions to get there.
River Hills Traveler - River Hills Traveler is the journal of the wildest, wettest, most scenic and historic part of Missouri. Read us for hiking, camping, hunting, fishing stories and outdoor news from the eastern Ozarks.
Brushy Creek Resort - Maintains part of the Karkaghne Section
EarthRiders Mountain Bike Club
Friends of the Ouachita Trail--FoOT
Gateway Off-Road Cyclists (GORC)
International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA)
MOTRAILS - Missouri backpacking Yahoo Group
Ozark Explorers - South-central Missouri activities
Ozark Highlands Trail Association
Show-Me Missouri Back Country Horsemen
River to River Trail - Southern Illinois
Lewis and Clark Trail, Wentzville MO - A moderate hike along the bluffs of the Missouri River near Weldon Spring Wildlife Areas. Access from Hwy, 94 in St. Charles County
Eminence - Near the Current River section; nice website!
Poplar Bluff - Near Wappapello and Victory sections
Van Buren - Just 4 miles East of the Between the Rivers and Current River section.
Bixby Country Store - West on 32 from the Middle Fork Hwy DD trailhead
River Oaks Ranch - Near Steelville, MO
Shuttle Providers - Shuttles that provide service along the Ozark Trail
Brushy Creek Resort - Middle Fork, South Trace, and Karkaghne
Volunteers-In-Parks - National Parks Service V-I-P link page
Become a member and sponsor today! - $250 corporate members get a link.
Here are two logos you can use:
(if you want different artwork, please
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Right click on the logo, then "save as" an image on your system.
Next is sample html to complete the link (cut and paste; make sure you have the correct file name):
<a href="http://www.ozarktrail.com"><img border="0" src="ota_logo1.gif"></a>