Ozarks Keystone Trail Endowment

“Friends of david trail fund to encourage an active lifestyle inc.”

“Expenses telephone 2,656 miscellaneous 68 research 4,260 repairs and maintenance 8,360 total 15,344”

“EIDL LOAN 0 28,200”

“To encourage an active outdoor lifestyle while supporting student and community strengths, well-being, and the health & economic-wealth benefits of outdoor recreation.”

“The ozarks keystone trail endowment (okte) helps the ozark keystone trail (okt) and is focused on partnerships with trail-side schools and communities to increase well-being (career, financial, social, physical, and community). The okte uses clifton strengths to promote self-awareness, healthy lifestyles, and educational opportunities for students and trail- side communities. The okt is located on public lands managed by the u.s. Army corps of engineers in mountain home, arkansas. It runs from the lake norfork dam in arkansas to dawt mill in missouri. The okt, which connects the ozark trail & the ozark highlands trail to complete the trans ozark trail, aspires to provide a national scenic trail experience in and around the ozarks, the oldest and most significant area of rugged topography between the appalachians and the rockies. The okt includes a special section, david's trail, honoring the community contributions of david floyd, a local community leader, and outdoor enthusiast. David's trail runs from robinson point to red bank. The okt is a 101-mile, shoreline-to-forest, natural surface trail. It is a multi-use, low maintenance, aesthetically pleasing trail that rolls and meanders to prevent erosion. The okt presents a variety of outdoor opportunities such as walking, hiking, pet exercise, running, biking, bird-, wildlife-, and wildflower-observation, camping, hunting, and fishing. It offers learning experiences that can be enjoyed while outside in the forest near the water.”