Canoe Camping in Early Spring | 5-Days on a Scenic River of the Ozarks

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We set off our camping season earlier than ever before on this one! In March of 2024, we made the 11+ hour trek from our home in metro-Detroit, way down to the heart of the Ozarks in southeastern Missouri - not a typical spring break. Watch as we explore incredible landscapes and hidden treasures in this thrilling 5-day journey canoeing the Current River. Along the way we get into some good trout and smallmouth bass fishing, marvel at natural springs and mysterious caves, and encounter some unexpected twists. This is a story of exploration and the power of adventure.
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[@ericscamping]

A multi day float trip has been on my bucket list for a while. Nice trip!

[@wildersmithadventures]

Hope you can make it happen. Enjoy!

[@bigeyejim]

If you look up Karst Topography, it will give you lots of stuff on the area you're in. Basically the rainwater picks up carbon in the air, falls on the ground and percolates through the rock. The carbon in the water make a weak carbonic acid (I think) that creates the caves, springs and so forth. It reacts with the limestone, sandstone and other rocks to eventually break down.
Tree with purple buds is a Red Bud tree. White flower with a cross that you see at the same time in spring is a Dogwood I believe.
Cheers!

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Thanks for this! Appreciate you finding interest and watching.