Top 7 of the Most Beautiful Places in Arkansas

 

Arkansas is the "Natural State" for a reason; any travel guide will tell you that the southern state is famous for its abundant wilderness, hot springs, mountains, rivers, and caves. Here are our top picks for the more unusual sites that are unique to Arkansas.

 

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1. Anthony Chapel

 

The Anthony Chapel, one of America's most sought-after wedding venues, is a striking, tall structure nestled deep within Hot Springs' Garvan Woodland Gardens. The chapel's tree-like wooden beams shoot up into the forest, while the glazing between them creates the illusion that the space is completely open to the surrounding woodland. Unless there is a wedding, which occurs almost every weekend, the space is serene and zen.

 

2. President Clinton’s 

 

Doe's Eat Place in Little Rock will go down in history as a hangout for Bill Clinton and his campaign team during the 1992 presidential campaign. There was even a Rolling Stones interview with the then-candidate there. President Clinton's favourite dish was by the restaurant's chef at the time: "The Governor always eats jalapeno cheeseburgers, lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise, pickles, and onions." The good news is that the famous cheeseburger is still available, albeit without the jalapenos.

 

3. Hawksbill Crag

 

Hawksbill Crag, a sharp rock jutting out of the forest walls, has to be one of Arkansas' most scenic spots. The state's most popular proposal location overlooks the magnificent Buffalo River scenery. The best time to visit is early in the morning before the tourists and photographers arrive.

 

4. Flying Fish in Little Rock

 

The Flying Fish in Little Rock is the only restaurant in the world where you can also give up your Billy Bass toy (one of those horrific singing wall decorations so popular in the 1990s). Rueful owners can sign some paperwork, have their fish hung on one of the restaurant's walls and receive a free catfish basket in exchange.

 

5. Arkansas possum pie

 

We don't need to explain that possum pie does not contain any possum meat. This glorious mash-up of cream cheese, chocolate custard, cream, and pecans is an unmissable signature dish in the state. Almost every town has a favourite, but some of the best possum pies can be at Sassy's Red House in Fayetteville, Myrtie Mae's in Eureka Springs, or the Patti Cakes bakery in Conway.

 

6. Underground waterfalls

 

The Glory Hole waterfall in Ozarks National Park is one of the state's most attractions. A creek that runs through the park drilled a hole through the rock, forming a 30-foot-high waterfall that cascades from ground level into a cave beneath. It's best to visit immediately after a heavy rain, when the water gushes down, or in winter when the waterfall has frozen into a spectacular icy column.

 

7. Supermarket Museum

 

The Walmart Museum in Bentonville may not be the most obvious day trip, but it is prime and obligatory fun in Arkansas. The exhibits trace the history of the world's largest corporation, which is in this city. The ice cream at The Spark Café soda fountain, located within the museum walls, is particularly popular with visitors. Who is Sam Walton's favorite? The flavor of butter pecans.

 

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