14의 뉴턴 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Richland Creek is gorgeous, spanning 30 miles northeast to its confluence with the Buffalo River. The clear water flows over smooth boulders, surrounded by steep, forested slopes, creating a stunning landscape. As you walk along, the OHT hugs the creek, where you'll find plenty of spots to pitch your tent. There is a turquoise swimming hole to the right of the crossing, perfect for a dip on a warm day, and the scenery here makes you want to take a moment to appreciate everything around you. When the cooler months arrive, sunlight filters through the bare trees, and the rush of the water can be heard from quite a distance. It's a perfect spot for an overnight, or simply a spot for a break to relax and enjoy nature.

This section of the trail runs through a shaded ravine where you'll find three seasonal waterfalls that are especially beautiful after it rains. The trail here winds through dense hardwoods, crosses slick creek beds, and can feel overgrown in wet weather, so watch your footing. It's not a technical stretch, but the scenery, especially in spring with the addition of wildflowers in bloom, is worth slowing down for.

Magnolia Falls is a little known waterfall just inside the Upper Buffalo Wilderness Boundary. The falls can be dry when there hasn't been any rain or snow, but it holds a pretty strong flow during wetter periods. The trailhead isn't marked super clearly, but the trail is easy to follow. When in doubt, stay left!

Triple Falls is a waterfall near the Buffalo River that also goes by the name Twin Falls. Since there are so many waterfalls in Arkansas that go by the name Twin Falls, people usually just refer to these falls as Triple Falls. The trail to get to the viewing area beneath the falls is well-marked and well taken care of, but it is steep in spots, so be prepared to have to really hike to get to and from the water.

This is a steep and strenuous trail over rough wilderness terrain that will challenge even the most experienced hiker. It can also be very slippery after it rains.

Trail that loops along the ridge on top of the mountain and leads to a north and south overlook at each end. From the north overlook the popular mountain town of Jasper can be seen in the valley below.

While the Natural Bridge is the popular attraction on this short trail, the rest of the trail has interesting rock formations and waterfalls along it that are well worth exploring.

One of the larger natural bridges in Arkansas at 130 feet long and 25 feet wide. Hikers can walk across it and handrails have been added for safety.