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Missouri
3.7 mi
Distance
770 ft
Gain
1h 21m
Time
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White Oaks Trail
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White Oaks Trail is a scenic 3.69-mile out-and-back trail in Missouri that showcases the natural beauty of the state's oak-dominated forests. This accessible hike takes you through mature woodland with distinctive white oak specimens, offering a peaceful forest experience perfect for hikers of all skill levels. The gentle terrain and moderate distance make it an ideal choice for a half-day adventure.
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