I had a super amazing time in this tour. It's so beautiful down there. The cave structures are…read moreabsolutely amazing. They kept things natural. It was really comfortable, good walkways. Some tours may or may not have steps. Ask first. Cool down there, visually & temperature wise. Lots to see, truly amazing, pretty natural structures. There were parts of the cave closed to us that had bats. Their gift store sold the prettiest bracelet with different natural stones on it. It was a great day.

The Caverns were beautiful, tour guide was very sweet and informative. We did the Dripstone trail…read more(i believe), nice and cool down there and they had lighting to show what they were talking about, just all around really awesome. The front staff were also super nice and helped us out when needed! 10/10 would recommend

Very beautiful, full of nature and history. We hiked up to the waterfall to eat lunch and enjoy to…read morescenery, then walked about 2 miles around the creek. We definitely got a little lost because the trail isn't marked but it's kinda easy to see where others have walked, we just weren't sure how far we'd gone and we think we missed the crossing point. But totally worth the trip!

Great place to take a dip. We'll maintained paths. We hiked to the dam and got our feet wet. The…read morespring water is cold

Nice easy trail for an early morning walk. Even though the water was low, enough was flowing to see…read morethe namesake waterfalls. Birds were singing and we saw several squirrels that seemed to not mind our presence. Lots of lizards and water spiders along with pools of minnows It was well worth the 90 mins we spent here.

Was a really easy trail. Fairly floral of litter and has plenty of parking. I did however think the…read moretrail wasn't very secluded in nature. There are apartments over looking about half the trail.

Pretty excellent hike. Off of 43 there's a sign that said Compton trail head with an arrow pointing…read moreright. Turn onto that dirt road and go down until it gives you the option to go straight or turn left or right. Turn right and go down that dirt road. You will see a sign for Compton trail head. Park in there and go out for your hike. Definitely worth it. It was a steep trail after about the first .5 miles. Going down was a bit tough on the knees, but the falls were worth it. Just drops really at this time of year, but impressive nonetheless. Definitely bring a snack and plenty of water. Spend time taking photos once you get down. Also, hike the unkept trail at the falls. It will bring you behind the falls and over to diamond falls, which is a hidden gem of a water falls.

This is a beautiful hike but make sure you know what you're doing before you select this trail. The…read morefirst .5 mile is easy, after that it gets pretty steep with large rocky areas to get down. My fiance and I have done 5+ mile hikes but this was a bit too much for my short legs to handle and we turned back at about 1.9 miles in. The falls were so close but it was just more climbing down rocky areas that I didn't think I could handle climbing back up. Make sure to bring water and a snack. Also bring a walking stick or find a branch to remove spiders from your path.

Well worth it! Staying near the area and did this while close by. The road there is a red…read moredirt/clay/gravel road. We drove up it in a Civic, not a big deal but would not have made it after a rain. The hike and views are just as epic as anywhere we have hiked in the world. Cold, so we had the crag all to ourselves. 10/10

One of the best views you will find in Arkansas! It is absolutely stunning. If you are looking for…read morea place to hike, this is it. Some pointers before hiking the trail: - It is referred to as an easy trail, though I would consider it more moderate in difficulty. There are a lot of rocks on the trail and uneven footing. You will be doing a lot of uphill and downhill walking so make sure to get some good hiking shoes/boots. - Try to drive an SUV or 4 wheel drive car because the journey to the parking area is largely a dirt road with rocks and gravel. There are a lot of twists and turns and it is a fairly steep drive up the mountain. Take County Rd 5, it's easier on the car, I promise. - Come earlier in the morning in order to get beautiful pictures and less groups of people. Makes for a much more enjoyable experience in nature. Overall, this is a must-hike trail if you're in Arkansas. The view of the peak is incredible and stunning. The journey there isn't too difficult as long as you are prepared. Highly recommend!

Well worth the hike, even when there is just a little water flowing. The last part is a bit more…read morechallenging because of roots and rocks. I imagine it would be extremely slippery in the rain. Make sure to view it from above as well.

Absolutely a fun and great time! 10/10 would def recommend this majestic hole in the wall of a…read morehike. Accessible by sedan also is a big big plus bc my ignorant self did not take off-roading into account (and did it anyway) which I don't recommend esp if you have access to a Jeep or other all-terrain vehicle. I did this hike through the rain and it wasn't too bad but just watch out for slippery rocks. There are a bunch of slick rocks in the end where the cave is so don't be a dummy like me and try to traverse it because it's a little sketch but still super fun. You can easily dial this short hike into a workout and it'll def be harder coming back up. Bring some water and snacks to chill out at the cave, but always Leave No Trace~ Would definitely come back with my Jeep in the future. Winter time looks extra fun since the falls actually freeze over :O

The White River Valley Trail System is an awesome spot for anyone who loves a challenge. The…read moreparking area is spacious and well-maintained, with clean restrooms and clear welcome signs to get you started. Once you hit the trail these are technical paths with plenty of rocks, roots, and serious elevation changes. It's a tough hike or ride that requires skill and stamina. The trails aren't marked very well, you have to keep an eye on the trees. One of the trails connects to a paved road that leads down to the river, where you'll find access for fishing and some really nice views of the hatchery. Overall, this trail system is beautiful and challenging, perfect if you're looking for a solid workout and don't mind a bit of rough terrain. Definitely not for beginners, but experienced hikers and mountain bikers will love it.

A beautiful place to hike. While the trails are not marked well, the scenery is fantastic!!…read more Trees, wildlife, small waterfalls and so very peaceful. Easy to access. Great area to park cars. The lower trails are quite easy to hike, the ones further in get more difficult. Drop a pin when you park-- since the trails aren't marked well you might have some difficulty getting out if you are on a schedule. When you drop the pin, you can often take a short cut back to the parking area.

It's a beautiful, well-kept park. We love to hike here. Even though it's close to Conway, it feels…read morelike it's remote - so quiet and peaceful.

I have hiked/ walked WH for 45 years they have really messed up the trail. They made it real wide,…read more used to be a nice path in the woods now it's a narrow road that even a wheelchair can go down. It's also been closed on half the trail for 2-3 months for their new updated road in the woods

Been visiting this are since before it was a state park. Beautiful natural wonder with trails for…read morehiking and learning about the area. Plenty of tables for picnicking , bathrooms available and maybe you will be lucky to see some of the area's wildlife.

I loved this spot. I went while visiting a friend in Arkansas. This is a great place to visit if…read moreyou are in the area. We went to Grand Gulf because we were spending the day at Mammoth springs and were nearby. Had I made a long drive to this specific park I would have been disappointed. It's cool but there's just not enough to see to spend a whole lot of time there. The bathrooms were clean but toilets were the compostable type so they were not the most fresh smelling. The railings along the overlook areas had very wide gaps (not broken, just wide) . Don't let your young children walk far ahead of you! If there is someone in your party with limited mobility, the stairs will be hard to descend and ascend. Now that the negative is out of the way, let me hype it up somewhat. The trails around the "mini Grand Canyon" are well-kept and short enough for younger children. You could tell there were areas that were newer and had been repaired. The walkways were kept neat. Educational signage was abundant and quite informative. The views were amazing!