ペリー郡のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

This high point on the trail offers a beautiful view of Lake Winona to the southeast, nestled within the beautiful trees of the Ouachita National Forest. For a higher vantage point, the Lake Sylvia trail junction here leads 1/2 mile north to the spur trail of the Chinquapin Mountain summit, which offers excellent views of the valley, Pinnacle Mountain, and Lake Maumelle to the east.

Flatside Pinnacle stands at 1,550 feet and offers stunning panoramic views. The short 0.2-mile trail from the gravel road to the summit is clearly marked and relatively easy, though it does get rocky and a little steep at the end. At the top are some of the best views in the state, including Pinnacle Mountain and Rattlesnake Ridge to the east. On clear days, you may even spot Mt. Nebo, Petit Jean, and Mt. Magazine. It's a perfect spot to hang a hammock, have lunch, or simply enjoy some solitude. Dispersed camping is allowed here, making it an ideal spot for thru-hikers to unwind and soak in the scenery.

Not actually a cave but technically a deep bluff shelter which is an overhang in a rock cliff. Archeological findings have determined this shelter was used by native people for about 8000 years. The walls contain petroglyphs and pictographs that are believed to be between 1,000 and 2,000 years old.

Not actually a cave but technically a deep bluff shelter which is an overhang in a rock cliff. Archeological findings have determined this shelter was use in use by native people for about 8000 years. The walls contain petroglyphs and pictographs that are belived to be between 1,000 and 2,000 years old.

The Civilian Conservation Corps constructed this Girl Scout camp between 1936 and 1940 and is located on the northern tip of Lake Sylvia. The Rustic architectural style buildings include the Great Hall, administration buildings, and cabins. Its a good site to learn about the CCC's impact on the area's development, and appreciate the conservation work accomplished during that era.