Mount Magazine State Park
Highest point in Arkansas, great lodge and a must see in Arkansas
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Highest Point in Arkansas | Lodge | Fall Pan | Visitor Center |
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Dramatic scenery of valleys, mountains, and spectacular vistas awaits anyone who visits Mount Magazine State Park. This park hosts the highest peak in the state at 2,753 feet. This park is located in the Ozark-St. Francis National Forests. A large lodge is the focal point for the park from which the natural beauty of the Ozark Mountains can be seen for miles. The lodge has an excellent restaurant, which I highly recommend you to visit. There are many trails offering a variety of experiences from hiking or biking to mountain climbing. Be sure to stop at the lookout points along the road to and from the park.
If you are a camper, you will love the campground. The sites are roomy and shaded. If you don't camp and cannot get into the lodge at the park, check accommodations in Paris, Clarksville, or Russellville, Arkansas.
Check out the Mount Magazine website details about the park and its facilities.
Check out this beautiful spring video of the Wildman Twin Falls.
There are 16 pictures of the park showing the overlooks, campgrounds, and fall colors.
Arlene Sits by the Entrance Sign.
Petit Jean Valley Overlook is a must stop.
Shaded and roomy campsites.
Arlene Sits by the Entrance Sign.
Panoramic Views Are Everywhere
View of the Petit Jean Valley
Cameron Bluff Overlook with Fall Colors
Below are pictures of the beautiful lodge and restaurant, the Signal Hill Trail, and the Visitor Center.
The lodge overlooks the Blue Mountain Lake Valley. It has conference rooms and is the focal point of the park.
View of Blue Mountain Lake from the restaurant.
The restaurant is well worth the price and time to visit.
Across from the entrance to the campground is the beginning of the trail to the top of the mountain.
Dick stands at the trailhead sign.
We reached the top, the highest point in Arkansas.
A bronze survey marker locates the exact spot of the 2753' at the top of the mountain..
The large visitor center has a gift shop, educational rooms and a lot of displays.
The visitor center displays help people to understand the formation of the area.