Nice trails and beautiful scenery. The fall leaves mad the trip even more enjoyable. Nice for kids…read moreand adults to explore and have a nice day.

Little Missouri Falls is definitely off the beaten path. It involves driving 4-8 miles (depending…read moreupon which direction you are coming from) on an unpaved Forest Service Road. But it is definitely worth the drive and the effort once you arrive. After hiking in a little bit, there are several stair structures that you can go down to reach the water. It's so peaceful hiking around the water.

Toby and Lori were awesome! A group of us was visiting Hot Springs and I ran across their site and…read morecalled him up. He was very nice and the rates were super cheap compared to other horseback riding places. Toby even called me the day before to remind me of my reservations and see if I had any questions. When we got there, the scenery was amazing! The horses were very well trained and the trail was through a pretty forest. Toby personally guided us through the trail and talked to us like we were good friends. My girlfriend and I can't wait to plan another trip to Hot Springs and stop back by for another ride. It is good to know there are still genuinely friendly business owners out there.

Beautiful! Secluded! The water was so clean and the campsites were clean. Our family of 6 enjoyed…read moreit.

Our campsite was on the lake. We had power power and water. Bathrooms were clean with hot showers…read more Phone service was good. The water level is down but people were out on kayaks fishing. We walked around and at night enjoyed a campfire. Wood is sold in the office.

A shady urban park with a mesmerizing waterfall / water fountain / benches / picnic tables /…read more Multi-colored lights are strung up in the old trees. The park's namesake, Mr. Kenneth Adair, worked tirelessly to pave the way for all Hot Springs Citizens to achieve equality. Stage Performances by youth bands / local singers / songwriters / poets / magicians / other artists are scheduled by the Fine Arts Center.

I enjoyed digging there and Aaron was nice. It's pretty easy to find crystals there. Plan to go…read moreback.

Fantastic experience! Very friendly, helpful folks. Becky made sure that I knew what I was looking…read morefor before letting me dig on my own. We barely walked 5 feet onto the mine before she found a quartz crystal, and anything she found she let me have. Course, I was an easy to please customer as this was my first time at a mine and I was happy to have anything. Broken? That's okay with me! Tiny? It's still a crystal! Needless to say, I can't compare this mine with any other, but what matters is that I had fun and they let me dig, even though I was one solitary person (the other mine in the area wouldn't). I'd definitely go back! Road was a bit rough to get to the mine, but it was a very short road. There are no facilities- no toilets, no coffee stand, no snack bar. Just a good old fashioned mine. So bring snacks and water and go potty before you arrive!

Our family of four had a great time out on the trail. We didn't know what to expect and I was…read moreconcerned our teenage children may not have fun. They had a great time and we spent 3 hours, including a few stops to fish, on the trail.