Posted in Arkansas May 24, 2017 by

This Roadside Attraction In Arkansas Is The Most Unique Thing You’ve Ever Seen

Cabins, moonshine, and an enormous sandstone arch…if that isn’t a combination worth exploring, I don’t know what is. At Natural Bridge of Arkansas, you’re going to find more than just an enormous natural bridge. From a moonshiner’s cabin to an impressive geological wonder, Natural Bridge of Arkansas is a roadside attraction unlike any other.

Natural Bridge of Arkansas is located at 1120 Natural Bridge Road in Clinton.

Please note, Natural Bridge of Arkansas is temporarily closed.

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You’re going to enter through a log cabin that was built in 1871.
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Right off the bat you’ll notice that this roadside attraction is super neat. In fact, even the fireplace is charming.
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You’re going to experience the Natural Bridge of Arkansas by walking down a lovely trail. There’s a second 19th century cabin fairly close to the first.
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The second cabin looks like what it used to be—a former haven for moonshiners.
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There’s even a wagon from the era along the trail.
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You’ll have a ball exploring the natural beauty on the hike that will lead you to the Natural Bridge.
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The Natural Bridge of Arkansas is an incredible wonder of geology, and you can see that from a distance.
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At 120 feet long and 12 feet off the ground, the solid sandstone bridge is unlike most other natural bridges.
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Most natural bridges are arch bridges, but the Natural Bridge of Arkansas is a compression bridge, buttressed by two enormous stones at either end.
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It will cost you $3 to see this attraction, and it’s well worth your time.
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The trails are gorgeous, the cabins are cool, and the natural bridge is absolutely stunning.
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For more roadside attractions you’ll love, click here. You’ll probably also be impressed by this stunning geological wonder.