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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.

Scenic and popular spur trail off of the Canyon Trail with large boulders and big trees along the way. It ends at Cedar Falls, the site of one of the tallest continuously flowing waterfalls in Arkansas at 95 feet.

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.

Scenic and popular spur trail off of the Canyon trail with large boulders and big trees along the way. It ends at Cedar Falls, the site of one of the tallest continuously flowing waterfalls in Arkansas at 95 feet.

This loop trail travels through 4 small but specatcular canyons under a canopy of dense hardwood trees. Features include bluff lines, a natural stone arch, rock shelters and Native American bluff dwellings. This moderately strenuous trail is considered as one of the most scenic in Arkansas.