Coy Bald Trailhead - Kissee Mills, Missouri

Información sobre Coy Bald Trailhead

Ubicación:

El Coy Bald Trailhead se encuentra en Cross Timber Rd, Kissee Mills, MO 65680, Estados Unidos. Es un punto de acceso ideal para aquellos que buscan disfrutar de la naturaleza a través de senderismo. Su dirección es 573-364-4621 en caso de que necesites contactar directamente para obtener más información.

Información Básica

- Teléfono: 573-364-4621
- Página Web: fs.usda.gov
- Especialidades: Zona de senderismo es la especialidad de esta ubicación.

Características y Datos Importantes

- Accesibilidad: El Coy Bald Trailhead ofrece un acceso para sillas de ruedas, con aparcamiento adaptado para estas necesidades.
- Dificultad: La ruta es de dificultad moderada, perfecta para aquellos que buscan un desafío sin ser demasiado difícil.
- Tipo de Ruta: Es una ruta circular, ideal para quienes disfrutan de itinerarios que regresan al punto de partida.
- Recursos: La zona cuenta con mesas de pícnic y es adecuada para niños, lo que la hace versátil para familias.
- Datos Importantes: Aunque no hay agua en los ríos durante el verano, la belleza natural sigue siendo impresionante. Hay algunos espacios para acampar cerca del trailhead y alrededor de la ruta circular.

Opiniones y Valoración

- La opinión media de esta área es de 4.4/5 según las evaluaciones de Google My Business, basada en 43 valoraciones. Las opiniones generales son positivas, destacando la belleza del lugar y la claridad del agua, aunque se mencionan algunos puntos negativos como la falta de servicios básicos, la basura en algunas áreas y problemas con el acceso en automóvil debido a condiciones del terreno.

Recomendaciones

Para aquellos interesados en disfrutar de una experiencia de senderismo única pero conscientes de las posibles limitaciones, se recomienda contactar directamente a través de su página web oficial para obtener la información más actualizada y planificar tu visita con anticipación. El Coy Bald Trailhead ofrece más que solo una caminata; es una oportunidad para conectar con la naturaleza y crear recuerdos inolvidables. No dejes pasar la oportunidad de explorar este hermoso refugio de la naturaleza.

👍 Opiniones de Coy Bald Trailhead

bobbby S.

3/5

No facility’s. Has a few camp spots at the trail head and around the loop. Lots of trash. Went in August no water in the rivers - so no falls. Road to get there is a bit sketchy. I would say you need higher clearance than a car. Some bigger rocks

April M.

5/5

We only walked the road to explore things and scope out some camping places, but it was a great beautiful hike. Be careful because the so called bridge was flooded over so I left the car there. There was a sketchy RV trying to be hide on the right side of the road about where those fake trespassing signs were. The water was so clear and beautiful!

Hunter M.

5/5

Beautiful views, trails, and even a waterfall. A few different tips: The gravel road is rough, steep, rutted and narrow. I would not take something less than like an Outback or full SUV. Secondly,DO NOT heed no trespassing signs. Put your pitchfork down, I’m not encouraging actual trespassing. Some rebel put up false no-trespassing signs on a cattle guard on the road (one of which is a stolen Missouri Department of Conservation sign.) Missouri Department of Conservation does not manage this park. So if you are going up the (directionally) right road that the GPS is leading you down, you are going the right way. Third, bring bug spray. Chiggers can be bad here and they are not fun to have. Fourth, bring good shoes, not flip flops.. Fifth, bring water and a flashlight..incase you get caught after dark. These trails are not happening in the dark. Sixth, get a GOOD map. Preferably an app with an offline download of the park. I have tried using Google maps here and it did not work out. The final turn from the creek up the hill is difficult to find. But overall, you will get out what you put in. If you are prepared, you will have a good time. For those wanting a little less “extreme,” Branson has plenty of paved trails.

Carolyn E. (.

5/5

Peaceful mix of easy to moderate hiking trail, falls, crystal clear water, woods and elevation. Sweet hike with my dog.

Kody S.

3/5

Beautiful. But I don't recommend going in spring or summer. No exaggeration there were no less than 40 spider webs crossing the path per mile. Not something you wanna deal with when you should be watching your footing with the rocks that could roll out from under you. You don't wanna twist an ankle on a 10 mile hike. And don't underestimate how slippery limestone is when wet. Also on the way in the road isn't marked. When it turns to gravel and forks take a RIGHT. I went left and got to a dead end then had to drive in reverse for 3/4 of a mile to almost get stuck when I was able to turn around.

Ronnie T.

4/5

Had a great time with my friends. Found some unique spots. Definitely going back and do recommend coming and hiking here.

Brittany B.

5/5

Great hiking trails. Many small waterfalls along the river just add to the beauty.

Teddy B.

5/5

Hercules Glade was absolutely beautiful. I did not know that there were campsite located within the wilderness.