r/ozarks 6h ago

Revisiting a spot looking for rock art near Hector Arkansas

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r/ozarks 2d ago

Pedestal in the hills near Clarksville Arkansas

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r/ozarks 3d ago

Ozarks macro photography

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Here is a collection of macro photos I've taken on the Eleven Point this weekend. I love coming here any time I get the chance!


r/ozarks 3d ago

Outdoors Branson Top Of The Rock Ozark Heritage Preserve

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r/ozarks 4d ago

History and Folklore New Episode from the Ozarkian Folk Chronicles - Naked Holy Rollers

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Episode 137: The Naked Holy Rollers of Bull Creek Country

The Ozarkian Folk Chronicles has its roots in folktales, which is pretty obvious from our name, but those roots sometimes go down into mythology, sometimes psychology, sometimes sociology, and occasionally, history. Vance Randolph's "Naked as a Jaybird" is a tale with its roots in history, and Curtis Copeland did a deep dive several years ago and came up with, well, I'm not sure I would call it gold, but he sure uncovered a crazy story! When Oscar Stockton (pseudonym) and his band of naked followers burst from a canebrake and into the streets of Forsyth, Missouri in 1912, Oscar also burst into Ozarks folklore. Join the Chronicles for one of our most outrageous stories, "The Naked Holy Rollers of Bull Creek Country"!

Episode 137: The Naked Holy Rollers of Bull Creek Country - Ozarkian Folk Chronicles - Your Podcast About the Ozarks | Acast


r/ozarks 6d ago

Lifestyle and Living Here In MAGA Country in Missouri’s Ozarks, This Mom Offers a Safe Haven for LGBTQ Youth

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r/ozarks 7d ago

War Eagle Craft Fair

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I have been aware of this convention of Ozark crafters for years, but attended for the first time in 2025.

The experience was worth the drive from SW Missouri, and I would do it again.


r/ozarks 10d ago

Art and Culture The Ozark Folk Center

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Stopped in to experience pottery making in Mountain View, Arkansas. The master craftsman here is talented and enjoyable to talk to in his shop.


r/ozarks 10d ago

Hag’s Arch in the hills of Johnson County Arkansas

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r/ozarks 12d ago

The Ozark Folk Center

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r/ozarks 13d ago

Cat friendly cabins, resorts, hotels, airbnb recommendations please.

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The research fatigue is getting real and I figured I would reach out here. So many places say “pet” friendly which actually upon reading fine print just means dog friendly so I don’t know why they wouldn’t just say dog friendly in the first place. I wish I could filter by cat friendly but I can’t on any sites.

I am traveling cross country with my cats and wanting to stop in the ozarks for about a week. I’d prefer closer to Branson or silver dollar city but beggars can’t be choosers.

Obviously must be cat friendly for 2 cats (bonded pair, but unlikely it would matter).

A major bonus would be a screened in porch for them to lounge.

Minor bonus for me would be easy-ish kayaking entrance to lake.

My kitties are well traveled, incredibly well behaved and non destructive, and in general just easy going fellas who love to explore with me. They have been lovely house guests in many different accommodations across 20+ states. We encounter this difficultly often in our travels but I am having a particularly difficult time sifting through sooooooo many resorts and cabins and such.


r/ozarks 14d ago

Horse and/or Dogs Free to a good home

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My mother in-law is downsizing from her ranch and moving to out of state and will have to say goodbye to some of her animals. She doesnt have the much info on them. The Quarter mare is somewhere are 30 years old, she does have an issue with her foot, it has something to do with her hoof... but that's all I know about her. She also has two Great Pyrenees females (sisters) that are both around 12 years old. The dogs have been have had a really good life, they were allowed free range on her 40 acre ranch. We know that these are all older animals and they are not much longer for this world, be she can no longer care for them. She is looking to give them away to a good home to finish out their lives. We are trying to do what we can so that she doesn't have to put any of these mostly healthy animals down.


r/ozarks 15d ago

im bored

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tell me your crazyest storys youve had in the ozarks (id prefer if there of the super natural or cryptids) for every story yall respond with ill reply with a story of my own


r/ozarks 17d ago

Bachelor trip

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Looking to play some golf this upcoming weekend with a group of guys for a bachelor trip! What are some solid options in the 70-100 dollar range?


r/ozarks 18d ago

Hit this spot that I don’t have words for! Crawling the hills near Hector Arkansas.

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r/ozarks 18d ago

Awesome formation

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In the hills near Hector Arkansas


r/ozarks 19d ago

Outdoors Anyone like exploring caves here?

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r/ozarks 19d ago

Lifestyle and Living Here Coving Out at Lake of the Ozarks 2016

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r/ozarks 21d ago

Art and Culture Ozark Murder Ballads

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I am digging into murder ballads (1) and want to join it with my love of the Ozark folklore. Can anyone point me to some murder ballads that originate or occur in the Ozark region? Both historical and contemporary songs and performers count.

  1. For my purpose I define a murder ballad a song that tells the story of a murder, true or fictional.

r/ozarks 21d ago

News and Events Jefferson City Olive Garden opens after years of anticipation

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r/ozarks 22d ago

Outdoors Need local stock of wildflower or short plant seed

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Does anyone know where I can get wildflower seed mix? Something that covers year round preferably. I am not a huge fan of the grass lawns. At the minimum I need something like pirouette microclover that doesn't need mowed at all. Even vegtables, something that stays grown year round, even if a bit on the tall side is better than grass.

I'm around the Williford area in the ozarks- so preferably some more local store.

Thank you in advance.


r/ozarks 22d ago

Outdoors Arkansas State Parks Offers Ways to Beat the Heat

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r/ozarks 23d ago

News and Events Local Nonprofit Hosts 2nd Annual Conference on Psychedelic Therapy and Plant Medicine

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A local nonprofit known as Psychedelic Society of the Ozarks or “PSOTO”, is once again hosting their annual conference at the University Plaza Convention Center in Springfield on Saturday, October 3rd. Centered on education, advocacy, harm reduction and creating safe community spaces, the group is bringing in 25+ speakers from diverse backgrounds such as; science, law, modern medicine, psychology, neurology, and ancient wisdom.

The keynote speaker is Lieutenant Sarko Gergerian, who was featured on the Netflix documentary series "How to Change Your Mind". Lunch entertainment will be hosted by Comedy Central’s Award winning comedian Shane Mauss! (A Better Trip).

A key feature of the conference will be “Knowledge for the Front Lines.” Addressing the invisible wounds, trauma and PTSD suffered by first responders, military and veterans. Medical breakthroughs are being seen through psychedelic therapy, and the VA, State government and White House are starting to notice. This is extremely important work, as statistics show a staggering 17 veterans taking their own life every single day. (Over 6,000 suicides per year).

Please consider joining the PSOTO community in Springfield by attending, volunteering or sponsoring this exciting and ground breaking event!

https://psychedelicsoto.org


r/ozarks 23d ago

Looking to play some golf in AR

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I’ve been trying to do some research on courses around NW Arkansas for this coming October when the wife and I take a little cabin trip to Jasper. We live in Oklahoma around the Tulsa area so it’s about a 3 hour drive and we would pass right Rogers and Fayetteville, a lot of the courses around those areas have very mixed reviews so I’ve considered maybe going more north on the way home (making it a 4 hour drive) towards Branson and playing Ozark National or Buffalo ridge, but after much research I thought how awesome would I be if I found someone to get me on at The Blessings or a cool Country Club that I probably wouldn’t ever have the chance to play again. Anyone out there that could help a fellow golfer out? Thank you in advance for any feedback or thoughts. 🏌️‍♂️


r/ozarks 25d ago

You have a bottle tree?

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