50 Fun Things to do in Eminence when the Ozark National Scenic Riverways is Closed There are a lot of things to do in Eminence while the National Park Service is closed – - The Jacks Fork River is open to floaters at access points along county gravel roads - Go wading - See our wild horses - Watch bald eagles - Go elk and wildlife viewing at Peck Ranch - Tour Twin Pines Conservation Center’s history of logging and wildlife museum - Ride the zipline or zorb ball - Take the kids to the petting zoo - See Current River State Park - Hike MDC trails and the Ozark Trail - Have a picnic - Ride a bicycle along the TransAmerica Bicycle Trail - Ride your motorcycle on Highway 19 which is on AMA’s Top 40 List - Bring your 4-wheeler and ride county gravel roads - Take your pick-up or SUV along several hundred miles of scenic byways on county gravel roads - Watch the sun rise and set from two scenic overlooks - Drink water from the artesian well - Go horseback riding and trail riding - Golf on Roy Beck Golf Course in Eminence - Go birding - Enjoy our autumn wildflowers - Archery deer season and squirrel season are in - Fall turkey season runs through the end of October - Go fishing for smallmouth bass and rock bass - Go gigging - Hunt for wild edible mushrooms - See a splash of color as our annual fall foliage spectacular begins in a week or 10 days - Visit the Shannon County Veteran’s Memorial - See the elk statue - Tour the Shannon County Museum - Go to an auction and garage sales - Go to the farmer’s market on the 1st and 3rd Saturday each month - Attend the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Banquet on October 5th - Attend the Bluegrass Jam October 7 - 13 - Attend Scenic Rivers Arts and Crafts Show on October 12 & 13 - Attend A Haunting in the Hills on October 12 & 13 - Attend Eminence Area Arts Council’s Quilt Show on October 12 & 13 - Learn more about the Civil War in the Ozarks on October 12 & 13 - Go to the roller rink and relive memories - Go gift shopping and shop our antique stores - Find end-of-season sales at our Eminence merchants - Check out our saddle and tack shops - Stay at a private campground - Stay in a bed & breakfast, lodge, cabin, or motel room - Visit our half-dozen restaurants - Visit all five bars and lounges with live music at times - Branch out and see the Grand Gulf near Thayer - Tour the Irish Wilderness south of Winona and Low Wassie - Go the Cupola Gum Pond southeast of Low Wassie - Tour historic mills southwest of Eminence If that isn’t enough, just ask an Eminence merchant and we’ll give you more to do. We’re full of ideas.
Posted on: Sat, 05 Oct 2013 01:22:53 +0000
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