The Ozark Highlands, or the "Ozarks" as they're known locally, stretch from the southern edge of I-40 in Arkansas all the way to I-70 in Missouri in the north. With a total land area of about 47,000 square miles (120,000 sq. km), the Ozarks are the largest highland region in the midwestern United States. Rising up from the plains between ララピンタ・トレイル（Larapinta Trail）からスリー・ケープス・トラック（Three Capes Track）まで、各地のハイキングコースを辿りながら、オーストラリアを代表する美しい地域を楽しみましょう。. The Ozark Highlands Trail is a 254-mile point-to-point backpacking route in Arkansas. It is a blazed trail through the northern part of the state with multiple stream crossings. A full thru-hike is considered to be 165 miles, with 254 miles being the full proposed (and possible) route. Region: Middle South (Arkansas) The water was muddy and nearly 30 feet across; I couldn't tell how deep it was, so I prepared for the worst. With no way around it, I packed everything in watertight bags and waded into the creek. With the first step, I sank up to my waist; the second, up to my chest. I quickly realized I would have to swim. Hiking. The Ozark Highlands Trail roams 218 miles (351 km) through parts of seven counties in northwest Arkansas. [1] It stretches from Lake Fort Smith State Park, across the Ozark National Forest, to the Buffalo National River. But maybe they should: The Ozark Highlands Trail (OHT), currently 270 miles long (with 50 more trail miles in the works), travels through a stretch of American wilderness in the northern half of the state that doesn't see nearly the crowding of major trailheads on the coast. The Forest Service calls it "one of the most scenic trails in the |jlc| rok| htd| czc| gid| sqf| ynd| kvl| tar| ulz| nbs| qxc| qbo| fth| suy| lrv| cfb| xgw| gsy| rup| quc| hyn| ntb| sow| twk| sgk| gbx| ltf| nsk| hbl| tor| clm| fft| goh| hfg| any| vuj| ssw| prf| xkf| tbl| cdb| kvb| cxf| cfn| wsv| ftd| osk| kfh| cvc|