In response to the previous post, we also found snail shells near the bluffs in the back of the woods. I believe, however, that they were the Mesodon clausus and Mesodon zaletus or commonly known as Missouri and Arkansas land snails. They are prevalent in wooded areas that have water running through them. That being said, The trail is still... more

This old rock called "Pivot Rock" has been visited by huge numbers of people in Arkansas. I have pictures of family here from the 30's through the 90's. Pivot Rock and "Natural Bridge" were I am sure even visited by the early inhabitants of the land. Native American have visited it and pioneers , explorers etc. Many people of different... more

Cheap and worth the money. Not wheelchair or disabled friendly. We went further back on the trail than most people and went up into the bluffs exploring. We found paleolithic, underwater snail shells! We found 5 that were completely intact but paper thin and fragile. We took them back up to the front desk and she was speechless that we... more