Live Shows
For more than 50 years, live music shows have been a staple of Branson. From stage shows to celebrated comedians, from musicians to magicians, have topped Branson’s long list of live entertainment. Branson has more than 100 performances that span all genres and interests.

Four of the most popular Branson shows are offering FREE tickets to EPA convention attendees for their Monday evening, May 5, performances. Reserve your ticket when you register for the convention. Learn more here.

Sight & Sound Theatre
Since its opening in 2008, Sight & Sound Theatre in Branson—like the one in Lancaster, PA—has presented multiple dramatizations of Bible characters and their stories, from Noah and his ark to the life of Jesus. The theatre’s technology and architecture allows visitors to step back into ancient times and feel as if they are experiencing the Bible first-hand. The Theatre is offering complimentary tickets to the live performance of DAVID, the day after the convention ends. Reserve your ticket when you register for the convention.

Branson Landing
Branson Landing is located on the waterfront of Lake Taneycomo in downtown Branson right next to the Branson Hilton (the convention hotel) and Convention Center. Easily walkable, Branson Landing is less than a mile long with a central, open-air promenade and a lakeside boardwalk featuring shopping, restaurants and a water show.

Silver Dollar City
Silver Dollar City is a special place in the heartland of America where your family can gather together in fun, where traditions are created, memories are shared and where time stops to celebrate each other. The 1880s theme park will turn an ordinary day into a best-ever day with fun that awaits you from a spring-time getaway to a Christmas celebration. Come explore new adventures. Experience record-breaking thrills. Discover a world of surprises. And create memories you will remember forever.

Attractions & Museums
From theme parks to a wide variety of museums and cultural attractions, make your trip in the Ozarks one to remember. You can visit the Titanic Museum, climb aboard an 1800s-style Showboat Branson Belle, explore breathtaking views of the Ozark Mountains by Ziplining, take in Branson on horseback, or visit the Veterans Memorial Museum.

Historic Downtown Branson
Downtown Branson is home to several hundred businesses, including a variety of restaurants, retail shops, entertainment, outdoor activities and unique attractions. And it’s easy to get around by walking or riding the free

Branson trolley. You can hop on from any of the 12 stops and travel easily through downtown.

Copperhead Mountain Coaster
The newest, fastest, most scenic, and longest downhill fun thrill ride! The Copperhead Mountain Coaster is Branson’s longest downhill Mountain Coaster snakes through riveting loops, drops, and curves in the beautiful Ozark Mountains.

The Yard Milkshake Bar
The Yard Milkshake Bar is famous for specialty milkshakes that look like art pieces, edible cookie dough, and beautifully crafted specialty ice cream bowls are just the tip of the iceberg of what this talented staff can make! Try one of their themed desserts or take it into your own hands to choose which ice cream flavor you’d like to try.

Kayak Branson
Imagine gliding over the sparkling waters of Table Rock Lake or Lake Taneycomo and you’re in control. Explore the scenic waterways of Branson’s Lake Taneycomo and Table Rock Lake. Kayak Branson features top-of-the-line Kayaks, Standup Paddleboards, and Canoes.

Scenic Overlooks
To enjoy the scenic overlooks, start on Route 165 which is part of a scenic drive that runs about 22 miles and includes stretches of Route 265. On the drive, you’ll see Table Rock Lake and the Table Rock Lake Dam. Secondly, located inside the Ruth and Paul Henning Conservation Area, a scenic overlook that’s less than a half-mile from the parking lot leads to a 40-foot-tall viewing tower atop a formation known as Dewey Bald, where views of the White River Hills await. Lastly, take a drive up to the top of Big Cedar Lodge’s scenic overlook for a beautiful few of the Table Rock Lake and the charming wilderness resort or go next door to Top of the Rock for another beautiful view!

Hiking Trails
Branson has more than 200 miles of publicly accessible trails. Dogwoods, redbuds and wildflowers will be bursting into bloom in Branson, making spring adventures that much sweeter. Marvel at the natural beauty of the Ozarks as you explore local hiking trails.

Some popular hiking trails in the area include:
• Lakeside Forest Wilderness Area: This 1400-acre area offers multiple trails of various lengths and difficulty levels, allowing hikers to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Ozarks.

• Table Rock State Park: Known for its stunning views of Table Rock Lake, this park features several hiking trails that cater to different skill levels.

• White River Valley Trail System: This trail system offers over 10 miles of interconnected trails that wind through the picturesque White River Valley.

• Dogwood Canyon Nature Park: While slightly outside of Branson, this nature park offers hiking trails that take you through lush forests, past waterfalls, and along a pristine stream.

• Henning Conservation Area: Located on the shore of Lake Taneycomo, this area offers short hiking trails that are perfect for a leisurely stroll in nature.