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Natural Tunnel at Bennett Spring State Park

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Where: Bennett Spring State Park, MO

Country: US

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By Travel Expert: Johnny Molloy

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Travel to a fascinating geological feature, the Natural Tunnel. The Natural Tunnel is a double-ended cave, cut by a tributary of Bennett Springs Branch. You can walk completely through the cave.
Using the trail system you can make an eight-mile loop to the Natural Tunnel and back. This area is rich with wildlife. You may see deer or turkeys on your hike and certainly songbirds aplenty
The entire park is worth exploring, with its campground, nature center and spring where anglers vie for trout.

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Outdoor enthusiasts can do it all at this hiking destination near Lake of the Ozarks State Park—canoe, hike, swim, fish, and camp.

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