Forsyth Mo. – After suffering its third (?) water submersion in just a couple of years, River Run Park in Forsyth Missouri appears only a little worst for wear. I had the chance to hike through it in mid January 2010 and can report that the main access road, while very muddy, is passable. That … Continue reading
Southwest Missouri in the fall can dish up some great walking and hiking opportunities where I live and call home. Just a few miles from my drive are some of the most extreme wilderness areas to be found in the central United States. Rolling hills through which primitive paths wind for miles and miles. Today, … Continue reading
Article by the Forsythkid Earlier in August 2008, I wrote a blog on ‘Hiking Essentials’ or what equipment I think is important for day hikers to carry with them. The list concerned itself with core items that might come into play, especially if things don’t go as planned (rain, accident, prolonged stay, etc.). I also … Continue reading
Last year, everyone had a great time and the food was just too good to be true! Continue reading
If you want all the benefits of the great outdoors then read on. Continue reading
The flooding of River Run Park posted some interesting questions when you take a closer look at the past rainfall records. Continue reading
Making hot food with a minimum of equipment is what it’s all about. Continue reading
River Run Park in Forsyth Missouri weathers another flood situation. Continue reading
River Run Park in Southwest Missouri is a great place to camp, fish and have a good time. Continue reading
River Run is a small park that is located in a town called Forsyth and is located in southwest Missouri. Bull Shoals river, a popular fishing location, runs through it. Too bad the flood has ruined this location. Continue reading
