Ozarkhighlandstrail.com Website Review

The Ozark Highlands Trail As*ociation (OHTA) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit all-volunteer organization that was founded in 1981 to build, maintain, and enjoy the Ozark Highlands Trail (OHT).  When complete, the OHT will stretch 320 miles across northern Arkansas from Lake Fort Members receive the monthly OHTA Bulletin if we have a correct email address. Drop us a note if you’re not getting it. About 270 miles of trail have been built. Most of the remaining 50 miles are in the Lake Norfork area, where we have people scouting routes and procuring easements.  Construction in this area could begin in a year or two.  The other gap is the Lower Buffalo Wilderness where the National Park Service has not yet authorized construction. pieces that can be adopted for routine maintenance and we have group maintenance outings to target problem areas.  OHTA membership OHTA is an outings club too – we try to have at least as many “fun” hikes as we do work trips. These casual trips will take you to some of the most scenic spots in the Ozarks. We are also an educational organization, with emphasis on teaching low impact camping The Boston Mountains Chapter meets the second Sunday of the month (except June through August) at the Washington County Cooperative Extension Service, 2536 McConnell Rd. in Fayetteville, AR. The Eastern Chapter has not yet established a regular meeting schedule but meetings are typically in Harrison or Mountain Home.