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Missouri
3.1 mi
Distance
394 ft
Gain
1h 8m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Black River Trail System
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The Black River Trail System in Missouri offers a scenic out-and-back hike through the natural beauty of the Black River region. This 3.10-mile trail showcases the area's river valleys, forest canopy, and geological features characteristic of the Ozark landscape. Perfect for a moderate morning or afternoon adventure, this trail provides an accessible way to experience Missouri's waterway ecosystems.
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