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The West Overlook of Pea Ridge National Military Park gives visitors a view of the Boston Mountains on a clear day.

Military Park Road is a great way to see Pea Ridge National Military Park. This loop welcomes leashed dogs, cars, hikers, horseback riders, and bikers. This area was once also part of the Trail of Tears. Be careful during summer months like July, as this area can get very hot, but this trial is open year-round.

The East Overlook is a covered viewpoint that gives visitors a nice view over the park and some interesting rock features. There are a few informational plaques here to read as well.

Be sure to stop by the Pea Ridge Visitor Center while visiting Pea Ridge National Military Park. There is a 28-minute orientation film, "Thunder in the Ozarks," to find out more about this park, which opened in 1963, but with all updated exhibitions. The park is open from 6 a.m. to sunset, 7 days a week, even on holidays.

Ford Road is an alternate route to hike through the west side of Pea Ridge National Military Park. It is a gravel road open to hikers and bikers that runs east-west through this historical natural area.

Be sure to stop by the Pea Ridge Visitor Center while visiting Pea Ridge National Military Park. There is a 28-minute orientation film, "Thunder in the Ozarks," to find out more about this park, which opened in 1963, but with all updated exhibitions. The park is open from 6 a.m. to sunset, 7 days a week, even on holidays.

The Williams Hollow Trail loop is one of the most popular hiking trails on the Pea Ridge National Military Parks grounds. This trial loop starts and ends near the Elkhorn Tavern and circles through the woods and over highlands and lowlands.

Elkhorn Tavern was a two-story, wood-frame structure that was important during the Battle of Pea Ridge during the Civil War. The 1865 replica tavern sits on restored battlefields and historic trails. It was a hospital and headquarters during the 1862 battle. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1992, it offers a look into history with era-dressed volunteers giving tours.