Hiking

The Robinson Point National Recreation Trail, Norfork section of the Trans-Ozark Trail, and short loop trails at Cranfield and Gamaliel Parks enable nature observers and photographers to view the Ozark Mountains through the change of seasons. Spring-flowering trees, shrubs and wildflowers add subtle colors, while fall brings the hills ablaze with the colors of oaks and hickories. Viewing wildlife is a popular activity on and around the lake, and these trails provide access to a variety of habitats. The Pigeon Creek National Recreation Trail system is comprised of 10 miles open to mountain biking and hiking.

Updated/Reviewed: 1 May 2009