Sulphur Creek Trail

Heber Springs, Arkansas

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Distance

9.1 miles

Elevation Gain

180 ft

Route Type

Point-to-Point

Description

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The Sulphur Creek trail in Heber Springs is a multi-use trail that is approximately 9.1 miles point-to-point. The trail primarily follows the Right of Way of the old M&NA railroad lines through the community of Heber Springs.

The majority of the trail is a 10-foot wide paved asphalt trail that winds to forests and open pastures. Some short sections of the trail are on connecting streets that are clearly marked with arrows and "share the road" signs.

This trail is dog friendly please keep your pup on leash.

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Features

Fitness

Cycling

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Dog Friendly

Easy Parking

Family Friendly

Food Nearby

Forest

Wildflowers

Wildlife

ADA Accessible

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