The Hideout: Some places just feel right—they don’t ask for permission, they don’t beg for attention, they just are. The Hideout—24.63 acres of pure, untamed Missouri land—is one of those places. Tucked away 40 miles northeast of West Plains, this little slice of the Ozarks backs up to 1.5 million acres of the Mark Twain National Forest. That means wide-open space, deep woods, and the kind of silence that speaks louder than words. Whether you’re looking to hike, camp, fish, or just sit still and let the world slow down, this is the kind of land that gives more than it takes. If water’s your thing, you’re in luck. The Middle Fork, Eleven Point, Current, and Jack’s Fork Rivers are just a stone’s throw away—clear, wild, and waiting. Drop a line, hop in a canoe, or simply let the current take you where it wants. And for the hunters? Deer, turkey, small game—this land is perfect, and the national forest next door means your backyard just got a whole lot bigger.