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| The Ozark and Ouachita
Mountain Ranges cover approximately two-thirds of the state providing
ample opportunities to view these spectacular watery showpieces.
Pictured here is one of the more striking waterfalls in Arkansas and
directions on how to find it. |
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| From I-40 at Russellville, go north for 36 miles on Scenic 7 Byway to
Pelsor. Turn east on Ark. 16 and drive approximately 10 miles to
Forest Service Rd. 1205. Turn north and go about eight miles to
Richland Creek Campground. Park at the lower campground and head west
on foot, immediately crossing Falling Water Creek. Hike the Richland
Creek Trail for about two miles to the confluence of Devil’s Fork
Creek, then go straight for 1/4-mile. Twin Falls are 1/4-mile up
Devil’s Fork; Richland Falls is another 1/4-mile up Richland Creek (a
topographical map is suggested). These are some of the most
picturesque waterfalls in the state but also some of the most
difficult to get to. It is considered a difficult trek to reach them. |
Related Links & Resources:
● Ozark
National Forest Maps
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Arkansas State Fishing Records
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Arkansas Trout Fishing World Class Action
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Angling Arkansas's Waters
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Arkansas Lakes
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Rivers
by State
● Arkansas
Public Lands
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White River NWR Bird Checklist
● No Changes Planned For
White River NWR Access
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