High Mountain Loop B

This loop in the Ozark National Forest circles High Mountain has a 1,493-foot peak. It gradually ascends in the counterclockwise direction. It goes through a mix of open forest with small young pine trees, then through a more dense forest of maple trees. Expect mud and deep ruts, including a bypass around a particularly nasty washout. There are small rock ledges up to 6 inches tall and sections with loose cobble, but it's mostly fast and flowy, making for an easy and scenic ride. It's perfect as a quick, fun detour if you're already on the High Mountain Loop and want to tack on a few more miles.