OUR LAKE'S RIVER'S AND FALL COLOR'S
GORGEOUS FALLS IN THE OZARKS
Those who come to the Ozarks like to debate what the best season really is. Our warm summers are tops for being in the water, but fall offers the most comfortable and most beautiful weather. We have four seasons, the hardwoods change color starting in mid to late October with peak foliage color occurring about the third day of November in good years. October and November both offer mostly sunny "shirt-sleeve" days with highs around the mid 70's.
NORFORK LAKE
Norfork Lake is one of the beautiful lake's situated here in the Ozark Mountains. The majority of Americans visiting Norfork Lake admit they come here not because the fishing is good, not because the clear water and warm temperature make for great water sport action, not because of the warm hospitality they get from the local residents, but for something they call Norfork's Tranquility. Lack of noise and hustle, and the freedom to let one's mind wonder without interruptions. The sounds of nature instead of sirens, the silky air instead of heavy smog, and the all-out fun that leaves one bone-tired at the end of the day.
BULL SHOAL'S LAKE
Bull Shoal's lake is known as the record Bass Capitol of Missouri, and is home to large mouth, small mouth, and white bass; crappie; bluegill; catfish; and walleye. The lakes sparkling water and uncluttered shoreline are ideal for water recreation. The lake is surrounded by beautiful wooded limestone bluffs.
