The Exhilarating Eureka Springs Hike In Arkansas That Everyone Must Experience At Least Once
Originally called “The Magic City,” Eureka Springs located in Northwest Arkansas, is a small-town unlike no other. The town is said to be haunted, and it is home to many treehouses, living caves, enchanted castles, and perhaps a few hobbits. But what gives Eureka Springs its magic are the exhilarating hiking trails.
Nestled in the Ozark region of Arkansas, Eureka Springs is known for its natural springs and small-town charm. It's also home to some of the most exhilarating hiking trails in Northwest Arkansas.
One hike that is a crowd favorite is the Lake Leatherwood Loop, which is a four-mile moderate loop trail where bikers and hikers can traverse through various terrains to explore the many creeks, cool springs, unique rock formations, and bridges. Check out this unfinished bridge on the trail -- how cool is that?
Lake Leatherwood Loop is opened to the public between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. and is dog friendly.
There are a few other trails in the are worth mentioning, one of the most memorable being the Great Passion Play Trails. The 20+ miles of trails are part of the newly formed Bike Eureka Springs Project.
Hikers and bikers can crisscross through these trails; however, for bikers, the terrain varies in difficulty from beginner to intermediate to expert. Trails include Genesis, Temptation, and Deliverance, respectively. These exhilarating trails will certainly get your adrenaline pumping.
The Great Passion Play Trails open at sunrise and close one hour after sunset.
So whether you’re hiking or biking, beginner or pro, Eureka Springs has the perfect adventure for you! The town is also fabulous, and it will welcome you with open arms.
