Ozarks --  Overview map below shows the region covered and the two states.
                   Scroll down and click a state.  On the state page, click a region.
                   Thanks to Road King Jim Hair for outlining the roads, including little known cuts.
                   READ Jim's appropriate concerns/remarks below THAN SCROLL DOWN:  

The Ozarks of Missouri and Arkansas have some of the best roads to ride in the country. Any rider who rides these roads needs to be aware of the many potential hazards they present. Limited sight distance, trees and shrubs growing next to the road (good hiding for deer which are numerous), gravel in curves, decreasing radius curves, off camber curves, slow vehicles, large rocks and ledges next to the road.

If you chose to ride at speeds approaching the limits of the road you are on, please do so only after pre-riding that section of road. Most of the roads are in good shape with limited problems for a good rider BUT conditions can change daily. After you have pre-ridden a particular section you will be aware of what hazards may exist.

Enjoy some of the best roads, scenery, low traffic volume and friendly people in the U.S.

Most of the best roads are south of I-44 in Missouri and north of a line from the junction of Hwy. 71 and 278 in western Ark. to Hot Springs, then to Little Rock, then to Pocahontas in North Eastern Ark.

The Ozark Region:        Arkansas        Missouri        Green=Scenic, otherwise technical
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