Ozark National Forest Service Scenic Byway (line)

Ozark National Forest uses this data to determine scenic byway locations within and adjacent to forest system lands.

The Ozark - St. Francis National Forests have nine scenic byways, approximately 222 miles. Scenic byway corridors are managed to offer visitors the opportunity to enjoy viewing outstanding natural and cultural landscapes along a well-maintained road. These areas may contain recreational and interpretive trails. These visible area during dormant seasons defines the byway corridors, unless other criteria are established in the specific scenic byway management plan. These areas privide exceptional opportunities for motorized recreation, especially scenic driving.

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