David's Trail will honor and remember the contributions David Floyd made to his community. It will be a 50+ mile network of multiple-purpose trails located on 100% public lands surrounding Lake Norfork and designed to encourage an active lifestyle for all ages and abilities.

Contributions to the Friends of David - Trail Fund will support the design, layout and building of the David's Trail System. The shoreline trails, located near Mountain Home in north central Arkansas, will have handicap-accessible paved loops, graveled woodland sections and lakeshore trails with natural surfaces.

David's Trail uses will include, but are not limited to outdoor activity & exercise (walking, swimming, running, biking, hiking, fishing, camping); pet exercise; wildlife & bird watching; nature photography (butterflies, wildflowers, landscapes, etc.); social activities and education events & group workshops.

This is a Challenge Partnership Agreement between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Friends of David - a Trail Fund to Encourage an Active Lifestyle, Inc., a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. The Corps will provide training, advice and guidance to design, layout and maintain a network of multiple-use trails. Friends of David will provide fundraising to build and maintain David's Trail. We both will promote usage of David's Trail for outdoor recreations, outdoor exercise and outdoor activities to encourage an active lifestyle.

Directions to David's Trail - Panther Bay Trail Head:
Located 9 miles east of Mountain Home on U.S. Highway 62, then 1 mile north on State Highway 101. Turn right at Panther Bay sign, then take the first left.