| Frisco Highline Trail |
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Location:
Greene County
Trail Manager:
Ozark Greenways
P.O. Box 50733
Springfield, MO 65805
Phone:
1-417-864-2014
Website:
www.friscohighlinetrail.org
Greene County
Trail Manager:
Ozark Greenways
P.O. Box 50733
Springfield, MO 65805
Phone:
1-417-864-2014
Website:
www.friscohighlinetrail.org
Directions:
Willard Trailhead: From Springfield, take Hwy 160 north about 6 miles to the corner
of Hwy 160 and Hwy 123 in Willard. The trailhead is there at Cotner's Corner Store.
Walnut Grove Trailhead: From Springfield, take Hwy 160 north 8 miles to Hwy 123.
Continue north to Hwy BB, at the traffic light. Turn east onto Hwy BB and go 0.6 of
a mile to the parking lot on the left.
GPS Co-ordinates:
Not available at this time.
Trailer Parking:
Moderate at each lot.
Trail Maps:
www.friscohighlinetrail.org/images/fht_map.pdf
Miles of Roads:
10 miles.
Season:
Year-round
Fees:
No day use fees
Equestrian Camping:
Not allowed.
Trail Notes:
The only section open to equestrians is the section between Willard and Walnut Grove.
Trail is an old railroad bed so trail corridor is wide, clear, has no steep hills to worry
about, but there are a few road crossings to negotiate. An easy trail made of a natural
surface and actually parallels to the west of the crushed gravel hiking and biking trail.
Cart/Wagon Driving:
Unknown at this time. Researching right now.
Water Available:
Drinking Water: Available at the trailhead in Willard.
Water for horses: Available at the trailhead in Willard.
Other Facilities:
Toilet facilities, trash cans & hitching rails all available at the Willard trailhead. All other
trailheads have no facilities available, but have towns right there with facilities.
Other Activities:
Hiking and biking.
Other Services:
Car Care, groceries, & a restaurant: Springfield, about 10 miles south.
Feed: MFA Feed
Springfield
1-417-866-7717
Tack: PFI Western Store
Springfield
1-800-222-4734
Emergency Information:
Cell Phone Signal: Excellent
Greene County Sheriff: 1-417-868-4040
Hospital: St. John's Regional Medical
Springfield
1-417-885-2000
Veterinarian: Equine Clinic
Springfield
1-417-881-1251
Willard Trailhead: From Springfield, take Hwy 160 north about 6 miles to the corner
of Hwy 160 and Hwy 123 in Willard. The trailhead is there at Cotner's Corner Store.
Walnut Grove Trailhead: From Springfield, take Hwy 160 north 8 miles to Hwy 123.
Continue north to Hwy BB, at the traffic light. Turn east onto Hwy BB and go 0.6 of
a mile to the parking lot on the left.
GPS Co-ordinates:
Not available at this time.
Trailer Parking:
Moderate at each lot.
Trail Maps:
www.friscohighlinetrail.org/images/fht_map.pdf
Miles of Roads:
10 miles.
Season:
Year-round
Fees:
No day use fees
Equestrian Camping:
Not allowed.
Trail Notes:
The only section open to equestrians is the section between Willard and Walnut Grove.
Trail is an old railroad bed so trail corridor is wide, clear, has no steep hills to worry
about, but there are a few road crossings to negotiate. An easy trail made of a natural
surface and actually parallels to the west of the crushed gravel hiking and biking trail.
Cart/Wagon Driving:
Unknown at this time. Researching right now.
Water Available:
Drinking Water: Available at the trailhead in Willard.
Water for horses: Available at the trailhead in Willard.
Other Facilities:
Toilet facilities, trash cans & hitching rails all available at the Willard trailhead. All other
trailheads have no facilities available, but have towns right there with facilities.
Other Activities:
Hiking and biking.
Other Services:
Car Care, groceries, & a restaurant: Springfield, about 10 miles south.
Feed: MFA Feed
Springfield
1-417-866-7717
Tack: PFI Western Store
Springfield
1-800-222-4734
Emergency Information:
Cell Phone Signal: Excellent
Greene County Sheriff: 1-417-868-4040
Hospital: St. John's Regional Medical
Springfield
1-417-885-2000
Veterinarian: Equine Clinic
Springfield
1-417-881-1251
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