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Mount Magazine State Park

Highest point in Arkansas, great lodge and a must see in Arkansas

Check out the slide shows, pictures, videos, and information below.

Highest Point in Arkansas

Highest Point in Arkansas

Lodge

Lodge

Fall Pan

Fall Pan

Visitor Center

Visitor Center

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.
Panoramic Views Are Everywhere
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View of the Petit Jean Valley

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Cameron Bluff Overlook with Fall Colors

Below are pictures of the beautiful lodge and restaurant, the Signal Hill Trail, and the Visitor Center.
Below John Dovish's Explore Arkansas done for AETN in September 2006 has a great video that includes scenes from Mount Magazine State Park. However, you have to set the video at the 9:37 minute marker. It follows a segment about Underwater Arkansas. It last for 8 minutes, after which is a segment about a ranch that was in northern Arkansas.
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