Do you ever stop to think how lucky we are to live in such a beautiful state as Missouri? We’re surrounded by natural beauty just about everywhere we go. Sometimes we have to follow a trail to marvel at some of that beauty, but hiking’s a fun way to spend time among nature. Drink in the beauty of this emerald sinkhole in Missouri, which sits along a short but sweet trail.

Ha Ha Tonka State Park in Camdenton is perhaps best known for its majestic castle ruins, which you'll pass on the half-mile Dell Rim Trail.
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However, the highlight of this trail is the emerald sinkhole, Whispering Dell Sinkhole.
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Although the trail is rated easy, you will have to climb some stairs to reach the sinkhole.
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There is a boardwalk that is wheelchair accessible and leads to a scenic overlook of Whispering Dell.
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Snap photos and take a moment to marvel at the 150-foot sinkhole that boasts an emerald tint and is flanked by trees.
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Take a minute or two, too, to check out the educational placard near Whispering Dell, which explains the phenomenon of sinkholes.
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Dell Rim Trail is definitely camera-worthy. In addition to Whispering Dell, it features such gorgeous scenery as a water tower and Ha Ha Tonka Spring.
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Dogs are permitted on the Dell Rim Trail, as long as they remain on a leash. The trail is popular, so it can get pretty busy, especially on nice days.
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Check out the trail map and more information on Del Rim Trail on All Trails. Or, visit the official website of Ha Ha Tonka State Park.
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Have you been to this emerald sinkhole in Missouri? Did it look more emerald or turquoise when you visited? Share your experience in the comments! For more outdoor fun, head over to Forest Park, home to Nature’s Playscape, a natural playground for the whole family.

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Ha Ha Tonka State Park, 1491 Missouri D, Camdenton, MO 65020, USA