Trail Services

The services listed below are within one mile of the indicated trailheads. It's wise to call ahead to check current hours of operation.

Springfield Trailhead - Mile Marker 0

Parking: Yes
Restroom: No
Water: No
Lodging: Courtyard Marriott, ¼-mile east on Kearney (417) 869-6700
Other: On city bus route, 2 miles east of Springfield-Branson Regional Airport, Downtown Springfield is approximately 5 miles southeast of trailhead with many services and is connected via the signed on-street bike route system which is developing (Take Kearney Street east to Fullbright and follow the bike signs)

Willard Trailhead - Mile Marker 6

Parking: Yes
Restroom: Yes, across the street at Willard City Pool (Open: 9AM -10PM spring to fall, weather dependent in winter), Gas station about ¼-mile south of trailhead
Water: Yes, across the street at Willard City Pool (Open: 9AM -10PM spring to fall, weather dependent in winter), Gas station about ¼-mile south of trailhead
Food/Restaurant: Several places across from the trailhead on the old main street, including: Downtown BBQ (a staff favorite), Rocco's Pizza, Coffee Guru, Back Porch Tea Room, The Sandwich Shoppe, and then Junction Cafe at the junction of highways 160 & 123, Subway, Pizza Hut, Sonic
Lodging: Not yet
Other: Gas station convenience store at Highway 160 / 123 junction (Mile Marker 8)

Walnut Grove Trailhead - Mile Marker 16

Parking: Yes
Restroom: May’s Mart gas station & convenience on old main street, 1 mile west on BB, turn south at light
Water: May’s Mart gas station & convenience on old main street, 1 mile west on BB, turn south at light
Food/Restaurant: The Dinner Bell on old main street, 1 mile west on BB, across from gas station
Lodging: Nope
Other:
The Cat’s Meow antique shop is 1 mile west on BB across from gas station

Wishart Trailhead - Mile Marker 24

Parking: Yes
Restroom: No
Water: No, but there is a pop machine across the street
Food/Restaurant: No
Lodging: No
Other: Gray’s Roadside Attraction across the street with hillbilly-mobile and carnival artifacts, the Highline Bridge is the longest bridge on the trail just a mile north of Wishart at 317 feet long

Bolivar Trailhead - Mile Marker 35+ (extra due to road detour)

Parking: Yes
Restroom: Yes (Open: 8AM-3PM)
Water: Yes
Food/Restaurant: Several eateries including: Kathy’s Pasta on Main Street southeast of the trailhead, El Rodeo Mexican Restaurant 1 mile east of the trailhead on the east side of the downtown square
Lodging: Country Inn (417)326-8004, Bolivar Super 8 (417)777-8888
Other: Covered pavilion

Contact Us

The Frisco Highline Trail is jointly administered by Ozark Greenways, a non-profit trails and greenspace organization, and the Springfield-Greene County Park Board.

Ozark Greenways
P.O. Box 50733
Springfield, MO 65805
(417) 864-2015
www.ozarkgreenways.org

Terry Whaley, Executive Director - terry@ozarkgreenways.org
Lori Tack, Program Coordinator - lori@ozarkgreenways.org