There’s No Better Place To Be Than These 47 Hot Springs In Arkansas
It may seem overwhelming to hear that there are 47 hot springs in Arkansas. Luckily, they are all in one central location. Can anyone guess where these amazing springs are located? We’ll wait . . .
You got it. Hot Springs National Park is located in central Arkansas, adjacent to Arkansas’ famous resort town, Hot Springs. The water of the hot springs emerges from the ground at a toasty 143 degrees Fahrenheit. Although there aren’t any places within the park where visitors can get in the springs, Hot Springs has conveniently solved this problem with the historic Bathhouse Row.
Though we were unable to find pictures of all 47 springs, (and we also thought that much natural beauty might be too overwhelming,) we did find some truly amazing shots.
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1. Here is a spring flowing into a man-made pool in the National Park.
7. Hiking through Hot Springs National Park has the additional benefit of giving visitors a glimpse of Hot Springs Mountain, part of the gorgeous Ouachita Mountain Range. In this photo, the natural beauty of the mountain highlights the amazing spring.
8. The Ouachitas are not to be underestimated as part of the total hot springs experience. Check out this gorgeous view from the Hot Springs Mountain Tower:
Here you can bathe in the restorative hot springs, drink from fountains, or have a full spa experience complete with massages, facials, and delicious food. Some of the bathhouses also have hot tubs and pools.
Looking for the best place to rejuvenate in Arkansas? Due to Arkansas’s intense natural beauty and preferred slow pace, our state offers a number of places to recharge your batteries. Hot Springs, though, with its historic roots and natural hot springs, may just be the best place to go.
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J.B. Weisenfels has lived in rural Arkansas for three decades. She is a writer, a mom, and a graduate student. She is also an avid collector of tacky fish whatnots, slightly chipped teapots, and other old things. In her spare time she enjoys driving to the nearest creek to sit a while. If you were to visit her, she'd try to feed you cornbread.
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