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Hot Springs Haunted Tours
Considered to be the best haunted tours in Arkansas, enjoy our one-hour tours of the historic downtown Hot Springs. Our guide will take you to several haunted buildings, with the oldest dating back to the early 1800
Hot Springs, AR Ghost ToursHot Springs National Park
Congress established Hot Springs Reservation on April 20, 1832 to protect hot springs flowing from the southwestern slope of Hot Springs Mountain. Known for its 47 thermal springs, this national park was the nation's first, predating Yellowstone by 40 years. Features more than 30
Hot Springs, AR ParksOaklawn Park
Finest thoroughbred racing from late January to mid April capped off by the Racing Festival of the South. Largest horse racing operation outside New York and California. Featuring simulcast racing from Triple Crown Races, Breeder's Cup, Louisiana Downs and Saratoga. GROUPS:
Hot Springs, AR ParksLake Ouachita
The largest lake in the state at over 40,000 acres; excellent fishing and beautiful scenery; privately owned resorts, a state park and Corps of Engineers campgrounds are on the lake'
Hot Springs, AR Recreation AreasOutdoor Adventure Tours
Provide specialty tours; picnics of breakfasts, lunches or dinners; shuttle service to Little Rock National Airport; shuttle service to area attractions; group tours (hiking, hiking, canoeing, Victorian home, shopping, barge, wildlife watch);
Hot Springs, AR ToursOuachita National Recreation Trail
Stretches for 233 miles across the Ouachita National Forest from near Talihina, Oklahoma, to Pinnacle Mountain State Park near Little Rock. Backpacking, day hikes. A 50
Hot Springs, AR TrailsNational Scenic 7 Byway
One of the most scenic drives in the country, Scenic 7
Hot Springs, AR Scenic BywaysClinton Sites
Visit the sites related to President Bill Clinton: his boyhood homes, high school, favorite hamburger hangout;
Hot Springs, AR Historic SitesLake Hamilton
One of the most popular recreational and residential lakes in the state. Condominiums, resorts, motels, restaurants and private homes cover much of its shoreline;
Hot Springs, AR Recreation AreasCentral Avenue Historic District
Directions: On Central from Prospect Avenue to Park Avenue Restored buildings dating from the late 1800s and early 1900s now house art galleries, coffee houses, restaurants, shops; Bathhouse Row.
Hot Springs, AR Historic DistrictsMid-America Science Museum
Over 100 hands-on exhibits focusing on energy, matter, life and perception; perfect for any age group;
Hot Springs, AR Museums