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Tract 7 at Riverside At The Niangua is fully surveyed and as 10.18 acres in size.
Riverside At The Niangua is truly one of the most exciting and unique projects you will ever see. This small, private area contains a very limited number of tracts with True frontage on the wildly popular Niangua River in the beautiful Missouri Ozarks.
Not only is the Niangua River one of the most popular and beautiful rivers in the state, but this particular section of the Niangua is well known to be a proven area for some of the most amazing fishing you can find Anywhere. Trout and bass fishing in this section of the river is popular year after year. This section is also home to a number of small resorts and outfitters as this particular section is Excellent for canoing, kayaking, swimming and floating.
Bennett Springs State Park is just a ...
Bennett Springs State Park is just a few miles up the river from these tracts and the Park is regularly stocked with brown and rainbow trout, which are raised in the waters of the river. People come from all over the country to fish, float, kayak and canoe right here.
Properties with True frontage on a named river are rare. Properties with True frontage on the Niangua River, just down from Bennett Springs State Park are more than rare.
Could it get any better.......Yes. This particular portion of the Niangua River is what is referred to as a "White Ribbon Section" for trout fishing. The "White Ribbon" designation means that this section is managed specifically for catching rainbow and brown trout. This is only a 12 miles section along the entire Niangua River that is designated as a "White Ribbon Section" for trout fishing. This means more fishing and fun for you and your family.
Directions
From Lebanon, Missouri go west on Highway 64 for about 10 miles to Bennett Springs State Park. You will come down a long hill as you approach the Noangua River. At the bottom of the hill you will go right (north) onto Marigold Drive. If you cross the Niangua River while you are on Highway 64 then you west just a few hundred feet too far. Once on Marigold Drive, proceed northerly for about 6 1/2 miles until you get to the property on the left side (west side) of the road. While you are on Marigold Drive you will come across a couple of "Y's" in the road. Just veer left at the "Y's".
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