Find Outdoor Adventure in Missouri

This is a giant obstacle course up in the trees (heights of 40-50 feet) using ladders, walkways, bridges and tunnels made of wood, rope and super-strong wire and top it all off with five super ziplines. This outdoor experience provides participants 2-3 hours of fun and exercise; it is much more than just a zipline.

Eco Adventure Ziplines is Missouri's most exciting zipline facility and features over a mile of Ziplines at heights up to 250 feet. Eco Adventure Ziplines was built to ACCT standards and committed to offering the safest zipline experience for a fun family adventure.

Escape for a day or weekend. For all levels of off-road riding that includes a single track and beautiful scenic views.The system offers several trails, including: a 1.3-mile beginners loop; a more challenging 3.1-mile loop; a 5-mile moderate section; and a 14-mile loop that has it all: demanding climbs, impressive downhills and first-rate single track. Hiking is allowed.

Ozark Greenways is a trail network throughout the Springfield area, for bicycling, running, walking and alternative transportation. There are a variety of trails in the network, ranging from two miles to the 35-mile Frisco Highline Trail. Please note, the address and map point shown are for one of the trailheads on the Frisco Highline Trail.

Katy Trail State Park is the longest rails-to-trails conversion in the U.S. The flat, 240-mile trail is open for hiking, running, walking and bicycling through Missouri countryside. There are many cities located along the trail, offering convenient access to shops, restaurants and lodging.

This heavily wooded park is a favorite of bird watchers and solitude seekers. It features individual and group campsites, hiking trails, fishing, and picnic sites and shelters. The park is located six miles south of Cameron.

Offers float trips, with canoes and kayaks for rent, along with fishing tackle and supplies. The Eleven Point River is floatable year-round, with excellent fishing for rainbow trout, smallmouth bass, goggle-eye, pickerel and walleye

Offers three-seat plastic canoes, six- and eight-person rafts, along with kayaks and tubes. You'll be shuttled upriver and you float back to Two Sons.This 30-acre site offers camping, RV hook-ups, a large beach and eight miles of floating on the Elk River. Facilities include modern showers and restroom. From I-44, take exit 11A and go south on Route 71 (33 miles). Then, go right on Route EE (3.2 miles); left on Route 59 (3.7 miles); watch for our sign on the left.

KC's offers family-friendly float trips on the crystal clear waters of the lower Current River. Discounts are available for large groups. Float trips range from three-hours to a full day. Pack a picnic lunch and stop along the way at one of the many gravel-bars.The free shuttle takes you up river; you float back down to the campground. The campground is open April-October. Floating season is Memorial Day to Labor Day.

Mozingo Lake Recreation Park is located beside a 1,000-acre recreational lake. The lake is stocked with bass, walleye, bluegill, crappie and catfish. Mozingo golf course (18 holes) is one-half mile from the campgrounds.

Missouri's most popular lake destination features more than 1,100 miles of shoreline, access to public beaches, great fishing and plenty of room for fun and recreation on the water.

This 18,600-acre lake is ideal for a day on the water. Also, enjoy equestrian trails, walking trails and sleeping under the stars. Offers great fishing; known for crappie and bass tournaments. Camping is available in four Corps of Engineers developed recreation areas.

Table Rock Lake, located inside the State Park, is one of Missouri's prettiest lakes and is open for all types of recreation, from boating and fishing to swimming and skiing. You also can access the Lake at various marinas or from Moonshine Beach.