Nature Trails
Discover the natural wonders of Arkansas on foot.
From bottomland hardwood forests to rugged mountains, Arkansas offers a diverse range of terrains and landscapes. Wildlife management areas and other public land are wonderful places to hike and ramble, watch wildlife and see wildflowers, and paddle bayous, lakes and streams.
Hunting is a draw to many areas, but there is plenty of time throughout the seasons to share public land. Wear hunter orange or bright colors during hunting seasons and avoid public land during permit hunts and busy times such as the opening of modern gun deer season.
The AGFC publishes the “Arkansas Hunting Guidebook” each year in late summer. The guidebook details information on all hunting seasons except waterfowl. The yearly “Arkansas Waterfowl Hunting Guidebook” is published in early fall. Find both guides by clicking here or pick up printed copies at an AGFC office or outdoor retailer. Click here to learn more about specific WMAs and their hunting seasons.
Devil’s Eyebrow Nature Trails
Benton County
11.8 Miles
Big Creek Nature Trails
Cleburne County
2.5 Miles
Bubbling Springs Nature Trail
Sharp County
1.25 Miles
Champion Baldcypress Tree Trail
Arkansas County
2.8 Miles
Electric Island Nature Trail
Garland County
2 Miles
Choctaw Island Nature Trails
Desha County
9.4 Miles
Gulf Mountain Post Oak Savanna Nature Trail and Auto Tour
Van Buren County
1 Mile
Holland Bottoms Wetland Nature Trail
Lonoke and Pulaski Counties
2.3 Miles
Kenny Vernon Nature Trail
Faulkner County
2.25 Miles
Kings River Overlook Nature Trail
Madison County
1 Mile
Lake Maumelle Nature Trails
Pulaski County
3 Miles
Denby Bay Nature Trail
Montgomery County
1.25 Miles
Nuthatch Hollow Nature Trail
Pulaski County
0.4 Miles
Rim Shoals Trail
Marion County
0.5 Miles
Sulphur River WMA Birding Trails
Miller County
8 Miles
Nature Trails You Can Explore at Our Nature Centers
- Discovery Loop
- 0.5 Mile
- Easy Access
- Whitetail Trail
- 0.25 Mile
- Lakeside Views and Birding
- Armadillo Trail
- 0.25 Mile
- Primitive Trail through Bottomland Forest
- Blue Heron Trail
- 0.75 Mile
- Primitive Trail with Wildlife Viewing
- Habitats Trail
- 0.25 Mile
- Boardwalk Trail
- Craighead Forest Trail
- 1 Mile
- Connects to Craighead Forest Park
- Beaver Creek Trail
- 0.25 Mile
- Boardwalk Trail
- Field and Forest Trail
- 0.5 Mile
- Native Plants
- North Boundary Trail
- 1.1 Miles
- Wildlife Viewing
- Oak Savannah Trail
- 0.5 Miles
- Open Landscape
- Upland Trail
- 0.5 Miles
- Shortleaf Pine Forest
- Wells Lake Trail
- 0.5 Miles
- ADA Accessible
- Woodland Edge Trail
- 1 Mile
- Woodland Stream Views
- Creek Bottom Trail
- 2 Miles
- Catch-and-Release Fishing
- Creek Bluff Trail
- 0.9 Mile, One Way
- Crooked Creek Views
- Upland Archery Trail
- 0.3 Mile, One Way
- Watchable Wildlife
- Woodland Stream Trail
- 0.6 Mile Loop
- Primitive Trail