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Footbridge in the Ozark
“Walking path over a picturesque creek just below Blanchard Spring in the Ozark Mountains of north Arkansas, USA. Need photos representing the people, places and natural beauty of Arkansas”

Arkansas Disability & Health is collaborating with students in several EAST programs across the state, as well as the Boy Scouts of America to survey and document local trails for accessibility.
The groups survey the trails by filming, mapping, and photographing them. They also document any barriers that are noticed along the way. The goal is to compile the gathered information together on one website and youtube channel in order to provide a single source on accessible recreational trails.

We are partnering with more groups all the time, and will update this page as we compile more information. For more info about the project, please contact bdkilpat@uark.edu

Overview of Accessible Trails

 Name of TrailPaved TrailRampAccessible Water FountainsAccessible Parking Lot SpacesAccessible BathroomAccessible Changing StationChallenging Spots on Trail
Arboretum Trail (Pinnacle)Yes-AsphaltCome Back for InfoYesYesNo. Closest ones are at the KingFisher trailNo. Closest one is at the KingFisher trailSome
Arboretum Trail (Wildwood)Yes-AsphaltNoYes (Inside Building)Is some SlopeYes (Inside Building)NoYes
Arkansas River Trail at Burns ParkYesNoYesYesYesYesYes
Bufflehead Bay TrailYesNoNoYesNoNoNo
Cedar Falls Overlook TrailOther type of pavingYesYesYesYesYesYes
Hunter WildFlower GardenYes-AsphaltNoYes (Inside Building)Have to go up hill, then back down anotherYes (Inside Building)NoYes
Kingfisher Trail at PinnacleYesYesYesYesYesYesNo
Lorance CreekYes-AsphaltYesNoYesPorta Potty-Closest accessible bathroom is gas station at exit 9NoSome
Two Rivers Park TrailYesYesNoYesNoNoNo
Tucker Creek TrailYesDifferent entrancesNoYesNoYesNo