The Huckleberry Nature Trail Is One Of The Best Waterfall Hikes In Arkansas
By Melanie Johnson|Published June 21, 2024
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I am a nature lover and self-proclaimed foodie wrapped in one package. In my previous life, I was an Accountant, but numbers were boring and writing is the only thing that fuels my soul. So, I write because it's my freedom...it brings me joy. When I'm not writing dope articles for OnlyInYourState, I am writing and editing articles for my online blog on Medium.com. Or, when I get the chance, I am off on a trip with my family chasing waterfalls, or simply exploring the great outdoors. My mantra is to always find the best part of every day and bask in it.
What are your favorite things about hiking in Arkansas? Is it chasing waterfalls, creek crossings, lake views, footbridges, or wildflowers? Well, if you answered yes to any of these, you’ll love the Huckleberry Nature Trail in Greenbrier. At 3.5-miles long, this trail has a lot to offer including a unique cascade, where you could sit and admire it for hours. Come with us on our next adventure to explore this scenic area offering one of the best waterfall trails in Arkansas.
Tucked inside Woolly Hollow State Park, just 50 miles north of Little Rock, is one of the prettiest waterfalls in Arkansas.
Woolly Hollow State Park, 82 Woolly Hollow Rd, Greenbrier, AR 72058, USA
But to be on the safe side, we encourage you to download AllTrails+ in case you decide to venture off on side quests.
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The trail will take you through wooded areas with a couple of creek crossings and footbridges. This is a great trek for the little ones as well as your furry pals.
Spilling over the rocks, the water gushes with tremendous force, and listening to the sound of the flowing water will soothe your soul. You’re going to want to explore the waterfall from different angles, too.
