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Missouri
11.5 mi
Distance
2,347 ft
Gain
4h 23m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Pike Run Trail
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Pike Run Trail is an 11.52-mile out-and-back trail in Missouri that offers a substantial woodland hiking experience through the state's natural terrain. This trail takes you through diverse forest environments with creek drainage features typical of Missouri's Ozark region, providing a rewarding full-day adventure for hikers seeking distance and immersion in nature.
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