A half mile long asphalt trail leads to a 40 ft. viewing tower which provides an excellent view of the area. They feature kayaking, canoeing and mountain biking from downtown Branson to Rockaway Beach. From mild to wild, easy going to hard core, they have an adventure for you. All of their tours focus on instruction, environmental awareness and, above all, fun. The Busiek State Forest and Conservation Area is located 14 miles north of Branson and covers 2,505 acres of steep, rocky hills, and gravel bottom creeks.
Visitors can enjoy hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, and birdwatching.
The Dewey Short Center is just south of the dam on Hwy 165. Its climate controlled visitor's center offers a look at the plants and wildlife of the lakes area as well as historical information about Table Rock Dam and the White River Basin. Weekdays from May thru October, visitors can explore the secrets of the Table Rock Powerhouse during guided tours that wind deep below Table Rock Lake. After your tour, take a dip in the lake at the swimming beach or stroll down one of the nature trails. If horseback riding is your pleasure there are several locations for you to choose from.