Top 5 Caves 아칸소

Coyote Cave Trail brings hikers past a cave system and is open to hikers and mountain bikers. This trail can get fairly rocky and runs through a well-shaded, wooded area. These trails were funded by the Walton Family Foundation and spans 130 acres of land.

War Eagle Cavern is known as the only cavern entrance by a lake in Arkansas. The tours are stroller-friendly and offer limited wheelchair accessibility. Tours are also pet-friendly and provide unique activities for the entire family, including nature trails with lake views and adventure spelunking.

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.

War Eagle Cavern is known as the only cavern entrance by a lake in Arkansas. The tours are stroller-friendly and offer limited wheelchair accessibility. Tours are also pet-friendly and provide unique activities for the entire family, including nature trails with lake views and adventure spelunking.

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.

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.

53 foot high waterfall that orignates and emerges from a cave. It is possible to enter the cave and see this portion of the waterfall.