Discover One Of Arkansas' Most Majestic Waterfalls - No Hiking Necessary
Carol Ann Carson
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Some of Arkansas’ beautiful waterfalls and dreamy swimming holes require quite a bit of effort, but not today’s feature! Near the community of Ben Hur resides a waterfall that’s simply gorgeous.
Falling Water Falls is one of Arkansas’ most majestic waterfalls and doesn’t require any hiking. Let’s take a drive to discover this minimal-effort waterfall.
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Have you driven by Falling Water Falls in Arkansas? What’s your favorite activity to do in the area? Share with us in the comments below! Also, feel free to share your photos of the falls with us in our Facebook Group, Arkansas Nature Lovers. You should join for your chance to be featured and to discover why there’s nothing better than Arkansas’ stunning nature.
For tiny bit more effort, you can enjoy these low-key hikes with amazing payoffs.
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What are some of the best waterfall hikes in Arkansas?
If you're looking for a bona-fide adventure as opposed to a quick scenic drive, you're in luck. Arkansas has some of the best waterfall hikes in the country! One of our favorites is Pam's Grotto, located in Hagarville. A little-known oasis in the Haw Creek Falls Recreation Area, the 37-foot-tall waterfall is accessible via a short and sweet, half-mile hike.
Are there a lot of hiking trails with waterfalls in Arkansas?
Arkansas is a nature lover's paradise for many reasons, one being that our state is full of breathtaking waterfalls that you can hike right up to. If you're looking for a short trail the whole family can enjoy, it doesn't get much better than High Bank Twin Falls in the Ozark National Forest. The hike is less than half a mile long, and the payoff - a 70-foot-tall waterfall that cascades down a towering rock ledge - will take your breath away. In contrast, Cedar Falls is a more difficult trail within Petit Jean State Park in Morrilton, but the 95-foot waterfall it leads to is totally worth the effort.
What are some of the most famous waterfalls in Arkansas?
Hemmed-In-Hollow Falls in Arkansas' Ponca Wilderness Area - the "tallest waterfall between the Rockies and the Appalachians," according to the National Park Service, is undoubtedly the most famous waterfall in the state. At 209 feet tall, the single-drop cascade is reachable via three different hiking trails, the shortest of which being an easy, half-mile stroll from the Buffalo River. The falls are at their most powerful after heavy rainfall, so plan your trip accordingly!