Branson Drive Where Locals Go | Hollister

In this video we continue our Friday after Christmas drive as we exit Acacia Club Road onto historic highway 165 and head toward Hollister. We will visit Downing Street in Hollister, drive along Branson Landing Boulevard, and then visit a part of Branson frequented by locals that many tourists never see. Join us as we continue our Branson drive in Hollister and on Branson Hills Parkway.
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[@dennisdoering1733]

Great video. My wife and I have been going to Branson for years in the Fall. Its a great place to vacation and your video's of Branson give me more time to look around at things while you do the driving. Will be watching and enjoying more of your videos to come.

[@findushere]

Thanks for the kind words. I'm glad you're enjoying the Branson content. You keep watching and I'll keep making! Thanks so much for the support.

[@murphysoutfitters9649]

Another great drive around town. Your driving videos are the best I've seen for learning how to get around Branson.

[@findushere]

Thank you again for your kind words. My goal is to make people familiar with as many places and routes around Branson as possible so they can plan a trip that's good for them. I'm about to try to do the same thing for Waco and central Texas. I hope it works as well! You are a great encourager and supporter of the channel. Channel growth has been over 100% since the first of the year! Consistent support has done that....thanks!

[@murphysoutfitters9649]

@@findushere You are very welcome! I want your channel to succeed because you are doing what no one else is. Other channels talk about attractions, but visitors need to know how to get from one place to another. That's where you step in.

[@findushere]

@@murphysoutfitters9649 I want to talk about attractions and things people might want to do in all the places I go but I also want to connect them together location wise and doing it by driving the roads and streets seems like the logical way to do that to me. I am an educator by profession so I think the teacher in me sometimes comes out...good or bad!

[@murphysoutfitters9649]

@@findushere I understand that and it's a great idea. But no one else is doing the driving videos and maybe they should. New visitors to Branson need to know it's not just a traffic jammed strip. There is SO much more to Branson than the strip. SO much to see and do off strip, even as far as Eureka Springs. I think it would be a great idea if every content creator used a map to show an attractions location in their videos. To grow tourist traffic in any area, new visitors need to know both what's there, and how to get there. Doing both is what is setting you apart from the other creators, in my opinion anyway.

[@findushere]

@@murphysoutfitters9649 Thanks again and I agree with everything you say! My thinking is: introduce a place, show what's there, look at things in some detail, and use driving to show where they are located relative to everything else. I continue to like the maps.

[@Jazzbeu55]

Thanks for another great video. You hit several areas that caused me some frustration on my last trip. It was much less stressful to travel from the college to downtown Hollister with you. I also appreciated the drive down the old 65 highway and crossing the lake downtown. It was also much more enjoyable to see 248 when I wasn't lost. The videos are very helpful.

[@findushere]

Thanks for the comment. The drive from College of the Ozarks to Hollister or Branson can be tricky because you feel like you should go straight and under the bridge coming out of the college entrance. Also, I still remember the first time I came out on 248 and had no idea where I was! Thanks for watching and your ongoing support of the channel.

[@denisestadnik6000]

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