About half of the Ozarks got a late winter storm today.   Snow fall nearing 12 inches came down in the western part of the Ozarks.

Hats off to the folks at the NFS for clearing 50 miles of mountain bike trail here in the Ozarks after a CRAZY ice storm and then a very wet summer.

My wife and I have spent many "Black Fridays" out in the woods of the Ozarks in our Jeep(s).  This year the only exception was that we were alone.   When we Jeep alone, we

I was at a meeting this morning.  One of those early meetings that you get in early in the morning so as to not interrupt a full day of meetings that will follow.

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Mountain Trails

The Ozark Mountain Bicycle Trail - The Ozark Mountain Bicycle Trail, still under development, runs about 40 miles through the Buffalo National River area.

Starting at Forest Road 1205, the ride begins with beautiful waterfalls along Falling Water Creek. The trail passes by Richland Creek Campground and climbs up Horn Mountain. From the summit, the trail descends to Richland Creek Valley and the little town of Snowball. From Snowball the trail heads into the scenic Buffalo National River area ending at County Road 39.

What could be more fun than biking in a beautifully scenic area? Watch our video of mountain biking in the Ozarks. In the Buffalo National Forest, roads that were once used to reach homesteads now serve as bike trails. Together with scenic Highway 7, these mountain trails make for a beautiful biking adventure. Bicycle rentals are available from local outfitters.