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Print Friendly MapTable Rock Lakeshore Trail offers an easy, paved pathway to experience nature in southern Branson. Following the lake's shoreline, the trail winds through Table Rock State Park under a lush tree canopy for just over 2 miles. You can begin at the Dewey Short Visitor Center and follow the trail down to the the State Park Marina. Keep an eye out for wildlife, including bald eagles in the tall oaks, fox, and deer. Add variety to your outdoor excursion by fishing or swimming in the lake. Camping is also available in the park.
Parking, restrooms, and drinking water are available at the north end of the trail at the Dewey Short Visitor Center. Two other trailheads along the trail also provide parking.
Well maintained and beautiful. The leaves were colorful and fall is in full swing. Saw a noisy chipmunk and a few squirrels.
Beautiful scenery, plenty of shade & paved!
Rode this trail twice while camping at Table Rock SP. Easy, clean paved trail next to the lake. A visitor's center at one end and the marina at the other end. Mostly shaded and a couple of wooden bridges. Shared with walkers and skaters.¿¿
Absolutely stunning views !! Very clean trails, & bathrooms. The atmosphere & views are gorgeous!
My wife and I rode the beautiful Table Rock Lakeshore Trail today in Table Rock State Park, near a Branson, Missouri. It’s only 2.2 miles long, but this nicely paved trail has pretty scenery around every twist and turn. Most of the trail is shady and there are great views of Table Rock Lake. If you want a longer ride, the state park’s network of roads is bike friendly and not heavily traveled.
We rode this trail with our two kids, 10 and 13. This was a Nice trail, good view, shaded, a fairly flat bike ride. There are some spots you can get in tablerock so that was a bonus.
Ran here in 2006 and again this October.Trail is great.Views are fantastic.You do cross some lake boat launch ramps.If in Branson,run this trail.You'll enjoy it.
Excellent trail Signed, Parking at both ends of trail. Noel Keller
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