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Roaring River Conservation Area Access

Roaring River Conservation Area Access provides public access to the Roaring River via two tracts in Barry County, with the main eastern tract located two miles east of Roaring River State Park off Route F, featuring a parking lot and short trail to the river.

The western tract is accessible only by walking through Mark Twain National Forest. Hunting and wildlife viewing are permitted on the 439-acre conservation area.


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