Lore and Legends of Ha Ha Tonka

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Lore and Legends of Ha Ha Tonka

Camdenton, United States History, Kids & Families, Nature Free

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7 tour stops

Visitor Center

Information and Interpretation Center

24 s

The Castle Trail

Castle Ruins, Water Tower, and Carriage House Ruins

3 min

Natural Bridge

Premiere showcase of karst geology

11 s

Colosseum

Theater- like Sinkhole

21 s

Old Post Office

A view of the Castle and Bluff

38 s

The Devils Kitchen Trail

Rugged trail to the Devils Promenade

45 s

Ha Ha Tonka Spring

12th largest spring in Missouri

30 s

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Michele M Kroll Educational project

University of Missouri Extension- Camden County

Michele M. Kroll is a University of Missouri Extension Community Development Specialist for Camden County. She works with local citizens to provide unique tours to promote and grow cultural tourism in communities. Bringing History to Life with Interactive Tours- the visitor experience reinvented!

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Tour Details

Itinerary: 7 stops Duration: 3:00 Location: Camdenton, United States Language: English Audio: 6 min total Size: 119 Mb Published: 4/8/2021

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Overview

Enjoy this adventure filled scavenger hunt as you learn more about this spectacular state park. The scavenger hunt can begin at any of the location stops.

The park is a geologic wonderland with sinkholes, caves, a huge natural bridge, sheer bluffs and Missouri’s 12th largest spring. The ruins of a turn-of-the-century stone castle overlook these wonders and offer impressive views of the Lake of the Ozarks and Ha Ha Tonka Spring from a 250 foot bluff.