BNRT Ribbon Cutting Celebration |
The grand event was attended by approximately 200 kaykers and paddlers to celebrate the unique water trail.
The project was jointly sponsored by Lake of the Ozarks Watershed Alliance (LOWA), the Lake of the Ozarks chapter of the Missouri Master Naturalist Program with advisors from the Missouri Department of Conservation, and Ameren Missouri; in partnership with Missouri State Parks, a division of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources.
You can view the Big Niangua River Trail brochure HERE!
There are points of interest on the trail that include;
Ha Ha Tonka Kayak Steps |
Onyx Cave |
- The Ha Ha Tonka Kayak Steps
- Spencer Creek and Bank Branch spring-fed creeks
- Sugarloaf Vinyard
- Onyx Cave
- Wetland Area
- Woodlands Park Landscape
- Rooffener Chute
- LOZ & BNR Boundary
- Slough Area
- Roger Ford
- Casa De Loco Winery
- Tie Bank
- Gauge House
- Power House
- Mother Nature's Riverfront Retreat
- Flat Rock Hole
- Nettle Hole
- Whistle Bridge
BNRT Trail Map
To see a feature story of the event CLICK HERE!
This is excellent news. I've been wanting to make the run from Tunnel Dam to Ha Ha Tonka for some time now, but wasn't sure of the conditions. Great work!
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