Bethany Falls Trail - Burr Oak Woods
Blue Springs, Missouri
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39°2'45.5"N 94°17'54.0"W Maps | Directions |
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The Bethany Falls Trail at Burr Oak Woods is a 1.33 mile loop that meanders through second growth timber, a limestone glade, a wet weather creek, a corner of restored prairie and through a series of Bethany Falls limestone outcroppings.
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Add ResourceBe courteous, informed, and prepared. Read trailhead guidelines, stay on the trail, and don't feed the wildlife.
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- Plan Ahead and Prepare
- Travel & camp on durable surfaces
- Dispose of waste properly
- Leave what you find
- Minimize campfire impacts
- Respect wildlife
- Be considerate of other visitors
Directions
From Blue Springs, Missouri
- Head north on SW 15 St toward Smith St (0.5 mi)
- Turn right onto NW R D Mize Rd (0.5 mi)
- Turn left onto NW Hwy 7 (1.7 mi)
- Turn left onto NW Park RdDestination will be on the left(1.6 mi)
Interstate I - 70 to Blue Springs, Mo exist (state hwy 7) north 1 mile to Park Rd., west 1/2 mile to entry of Burr Oak Woods Conservation Area and Nature Center.
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