| Charlie Heath Trail Charlie Heath Conservation Area |
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Location:
Clark County
Trail Manager:
Missouri Dept. of Conservation
2500 South Halliburton
Kirksville, MO 63501
Phone:
1-660-785-2420
Website:
www.mdc.mo.gov
Clark County
Trail Manager:
Missouri Dept. of Conservation
2500 South Halliburton
Kirksville, MO 63501
Phone:
1-660-785-2420
Website:
www.mdc.mo.gov
Directions:
From Hannibal, take Hwy 61 north for 53 miles to Hwy 136, turn west.
Drive 9.2 miles to Hwy 81, turn north. From Kahoka, take Hwy 81
north for 6 miles to Hwy NN, turn west. Follow Hwy NN for 12.1
miles to Hwy K, turn north. Drive 0.9 of a mile to the gravel road on
the right. It's in the bend of the road. Follow the road until it dead
ends at the trailhead.
GPS Co-ordinates:
Charlie Heath C.A.: 40.57809, -91.87823
Trailer Parking:
Limited
Trail Maps:
Yes, at the trailhead, by calling, or you can print a color topo map by going to:
www.mdc.mo.gov/documents/area_brochures/7703map.pdf
Miles of Trails:
5 mile loop.
Season:
Closed to horseback riding during the major hunting seasons.
Fees:
No day use fee.
Equestrian Camping:
Yes, but only with a special use permit.
Trail Notes:
This area can only be ridden after getting a special use permit. The trail
goes through mostly gently rolling timberland, although you will travel
through two open areas. There are several creek crossings, you'll have
to negotiate various downfall, but other than that, no apparent hazards.
Cart/Wagon Driving:
Unknown at this time. Researching now.
Water Available:
Drinking Water: None available.
Water for horses: Creeks and streams.
Other Facilities:
No other facilities.
Other Activities:
Hunting, fishing, non-equine camping, hiking, nature photography, picnicking,
frogging, and gathering wild edibles for personal consumption.
Other Services:
Car Care, groceries, & a restaurant: Kahoka, about 19 miles southeast.
Feed and Tack: Orschelns Farm & Home
Macon, about 100 miles southwest
1-660-385-2225
Emergency Information:
Cell Phone Signal: Limited to none
Clark County Sheriff: 1-660-727-2911
Hospital: Scotland Co. Memorial Hospital
Memphis, MO
1-660-465-8511
Veterinarian: Dr. Alber
Kahoka
1-660-465-8511
From Hannibal, take Hwy 61 north for 53 miles to Hwy 136, turn west.
Drive 9.2 miles to Hwy 81, turn north. From Kahoka, take Hwy 81
north for 6 miles to Hwy NN, turn west. Follow Hwy NN for 12.1
miles to Hwy K, turn north. Drive 0.9 of a mile to the gravel road on
the right. It's in the bend of the road. Follow the road until it dead
ends at the trailhead.
GPS Co-ordinates:
Charlie Heath C.A.: 40.57809, -91.87823
Trailer Parking:
Limited
Trail Maps:
Yes, at the trailhead, by calling, or you can print a color topo map by going to:
www.mdc.mo.gov/documents/area_brochures/7703map.pdf
Miles of Trails:
5 mile loop.
Season:
Closed to horseback riding during the major hunting seasons.
Fees:
No day use fee.
Equestrian Camping:
Yes, but only with a special use permit.
Trail Notes:
This area can only be ridden after getting a special use permit. The trail
goes through mostly gently rolling timberland, although you will travel
through two open areas. There are several creek crossings, you'll have
to negotiate various downfall, but other than that, no apparent hazards.
Cart/Wagon Driving:
Unknown at this time. Researching now.
Water Available:
Drinking Water: None available.
Water for horses: Creeks and streams.
Other Facilities:
No other facilities.
Other Activities:
Hunting, fishing, non-equine camping, hiking, nature photography, picnicking,
frogging, and gathering wild edibles for personal consumption.
Other Services:
Car Care, groceries, & a restaurant: Kahoka, about 19 miles southeast.
Feed and Tack: Orschelns Farm & Home
Macon, about 100 miles southwest
1-660-385-2225
Emergency Information:
Cell Phone Signal: Limited to none
Clark County Sheriff: 1-660-727-2911
Hospital: Scotland Co. Memorial Hospital
Memphis, MO
1-660-465-8511
Veterinarian: Dr. Alber
Kahoka
1-660-465-8511
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