The Marvelous 0.5-Mile Trail In Arkansas Leads Adventurers To A Little-Known Waterfall
The Ozarks is a magical place with tons of hidden gems. From gorgeous rock formations to scenic overlooks, and not to mention the majestic waterfalls. And when you think you’ve witnessed them all, there’s always another treasure waiting to be explored. One such gem is High Bank Twin Falls, a stunning, little-known waterfall in Arkansas that is tucked away inside the Ozark National Forest. Grab your boots, and let’s trek this marvelous 0.5-mile trail that has one of the greatest rewards at the end.
From the name, you can guess that High Bank Twin Falls, located near the town of Pettigrew, is a double waterfall. The 70-foot cascades flowing over a towering cliff is truly a sight to behold.
Unlike some other waterfalls in the Ozarks, High Bank doesn’t flow all year long. So, the best time to explore these cascades is after a good rainfall.
Located off of Highway 215, that meanders alongside the Mulberry River, you’ll enjoy the scenic drive as you approach the trailhead.
The 0.5-mile out-and-back trail is an easy trek for all hikers, which means it’s kid-friendly and the pup can trek as well. Be aware that the trailhead isn’t well marked, but Google Maps will take you straight to the path.
The area is really pretty and surrounded by a canopy of trees. And most of the trail is easy to follow and flat with very little elevation change.
You’ll want to pause to appreciate the tranquil scenery and fully immerse yourself into nature.
Once you get to the end of the trail, you’ll be rewarded in the most magical way. The majestic twin falls will be flowing over a towering cliff, cascading down the grotto before plunging into a pool below.
After you’ve explored this little-known waterfall in Arkansas it will become your slice of nature heaven. You’ll want to hike this marvelous trail again and again to bask in the peace and serenity.
Did you know about High Bank Twin Falls or have you ever witnessed it for yourself? Tell us in the comments below.
Here’s a cool video shot by adventurer and YouTuber Gez Rogers showing the marvelous trail as well as the gorgeous waterfall.