Hot Springs Mountain Tower – Hot Springs National Park loop from Hot Springs

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Hot Springs Mountain Tower – Hot Springs National Park loop from Hot Springs

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Hot Springs Mountain Tower – Hot Springs National Park loop from Hot Springs

01:05

3.59km

110m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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417 m

Quapaw Baths

Highlight • Historical Site

The Quapaw Bathhouse opened in 1922. It is the longest building on Bathhouse Row, occupying the site of two previous bathhouses, the Horseshoe and Magnesia. Vacant since closing in 1984, …

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525 m

Ozark Bathhouse

Highlight • Historical Site

Designed by architects Mann and Stern of Little Rock, the bathhouse was completed in the summer of 1922, just a few months after the Quapaw opened for business. The owners …

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572 m

Built 1911 it is the only still operating of the original historic bath houses. In a very cool old-fashioned way, an attendant for each guest applies the sequence of natural hot spring soaking, hosing and steam.

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1.90 km

Hot Springs Mountain Tower

Highlight • Monument

The observation deck can be reached via an elevator and at 1256' elevation you can overlook 140 square miles over Hot Springs and into the Ouachita Mountains, and Diamond Lakes area.

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2.90 km

Hot Springs National Park Historic Baths walk

Highlight • Historical Site

The Hot Springs National Park Historic Baths Walk takes you past the iconic bathhouses that made this area famous. Running along Bathhouse Row, the paved route winds through the heart …

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3.11 km

Hot Springs National Park

Highlight • Natural Monument

Hot Springs National Park, tucked into the city of Hot Springs, Arkansas, protects 47 thermal springs that have drawn people for centuries. Unlike most national parks, it’s in an urban …

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3.24 km

Historic Maurice Bathhouse

Highlight • Historical Site

Designed by architect George Gleim Jr., the present Maurice Bathhouse was built by William Maurice to replace an existing Victorian-style building, the Independent Bathhouse, later renamed the Maurice Bathhouse after …

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3.31 km

Superior Baths

Highlight • Historical Site

The old Superior was constructed on portions of the old Hale and Big Iron Bathhouse site. It was made of red brick, some of which may have been reused in …

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3.59 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

1.86 km

1.50 km

199 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

1.50 km