There are places on this earth that seem to hold close to them mysteries that make them seem as they are realms unto themselves. Mark Twain National Forest covers 3,068,800 acres of pristine wilderness in the southern half of Missouri, in the United States, mostly within the Ozark Highlands, sprawling out over 29 counties and comprising around 11% of all forested land in the state. In other words, it is immense, and known for its streams, natural springs, and countless caves. It is a popular place for off-road motorcycles and ATVs, as well as camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities. It is also a place of dark legends and mysteries, including tales of witches, lost treasures left behind by the Atlanteans, ghostly phenomena, mysterious disappearances, and other strange phenomena. Some of the weirdest of these are the many reports of bizarre beasts said to prowl the forest here, so let’s look at some of the odder of such stories of strange creatures wandering the gloom of this w
Forest supervisor signs decision to repair dam at Crane Lake
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Mark Twain National Forest plans to rebuild the dam at Crane Lake to eliminate hazards and restore the lake to its original size, allowing recreational access for boaters and anglers.
Forest Supervisor Sherri Schwenke attended the Iron County Commissioners meeting on Tuesday to solidify an official Forest Service decision to repair the dam at Crane Lake using a roller-compacted concrete method.
She signed the official Decision Notice for the Crane Lake High Hazard Dam Safety and Compliance Project, a choice that was based on extensive investigation and public engagement.
Host opportunities at Silver Mines, Council Bluff, Marble Creek
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Mark Twain National Forest is looking for volunteer campground hosts for the 2021 season. Campground hosting is a fun and rewarding experience that gets people outside and serving the public. Three beautiful locations within the Potosi-Fredericktown Ranger District currently need hosts:
Silver Mines from March to September, opportunity for more than one host
Silver Mines Recreation Area is nestled next to the stunning St. Francis River. From gorgeous hiking trails, to fascinating historical sites, to whitewater kayaking adventures, here you will find a variety of excellent recreation opportunities. Hosts at this exciting location will have access to full electric hookups at a roomy campsite near the river. There is host availability for two qualified individuals at the popular recreation area.
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RV Rentals Kansas City – Newbie’s Guide (TRIP PLANNER • 2021)
Thinking about taking an RV road trip from Kansas City? You’re about to make one hell of a decision! There is an incredible array of awesome destinations to explore, all within just a few hours’ drive of the city.
From old woodlands to sweeping mountains and amazing waterways, the landscapes here are vast and beautiful. And then there are all the locations further afield in neighboring states an endless world of opportunities.
Hiring an RV gives you the freedom to travel the way you want to: no need to worry about check-in times, where to eat dinner, and all that crap. You’ll have everything you need with you as you set off on your adventure!
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15 STUNNING Airbnbs in Kansas City [2021 Edition]
Want a seriously cool city famous for BBQ? You’d best head for Kansas City. The largest city in the United States to be located in two states, you may be surprised to learn that Downtown KC is actually in Missouri! It’s here you’ll find some of the artsiest neighbourhoods – along with some incredible museums.
With everything going on here, you’ll need to find somewhere to stay. For the best value for money and properties with personality and charm, why not look up vacation rentals in Kansas City? In such a large city, there’s a lot to choose from, but we’ve decided to help you out.