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Queen Wilhelmina Park - Hiking Trails |
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Lover's Leap ►► |
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Lovers' Leap Trail
(E-1)
Reservoir Trail Length: 2/3 mile round trip Spring TrailLength: 1/2
mile one way
Ouachita Trail (E-1, E-2, E-3, E-4, E-5)
Length: 225 miles Time: Varies with weather, physical ability, total hiking distance, specific distance, etc.Difficulty: Moderate Brochure: From the east, the first 32 miles of the Ouachita Trail (OT) are managed by Pinnacle Mountain State Park. The Arkansas River Trail, a 24 mile system of 12-foot wide paved and accessible trails for people with disabilities, is scheduled for completion in 2007. Four and one-half miles of the trail are complete on the Little Rock side from Interstate 430 to the eastern end of Rebsamen Park Road. Seven miles are complete in North Little Rock from downtown to cook's Landing. Ground was broker in May 2004 for the last portion of the downtown trail, three and one-half miles connecting Rebsamen Park to the Rock Island Railroad Bridge and the Clinton Presidential Center and Park. The second phase of the construction process will focus on a 10-mile trail connecting the existing system to Pinnacle Mountain Sate Park. There it will connect with the 224 mile Ouachita National Recreation Trail which begins at the park visitor's center and ends in southeast Oklahoma. Hikers are encouraged to leave emergency information with park staff. Trail guides and a map of this section are available at the visitor center, or you can write to: Pinnacle Mountain State Park, 11901 Pinnacle Valley Rd., Roland, AR 72135. PHONE: (501) 868-5806. Call for price of map. The next 193 miles of the trail are managed by the U.S. Forest Service, Ouachita National Forest. A map of this section is available from the Forest Service by writing to the Forest Supervisor at the Hot Springs address, call for price of map. This map indicates trailhead access points, topographic contours, streams, campgrounds, etc. The last 31 miles of the trail extend into Oklahoma. Detailed guides can be purchased at area bookstores and sporting goods stores. Description: The OT is an east-west corridor which extends from Pinnacle Mountain State Park near Little Rock to Talimena State Park near Talihina, Oklahoma. This mountain trail offers the hiker a wide range of opportunities from scenic vistas, upland hardwood and pine forests to clear streams, high ridges and wide valleys.
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