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Hot Springs National Park painting of Goat Rock on left and the mountainside in shades of green
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Hot Springs National Park
Carriage Road
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This 0.1-mile gravel path once took carriage parties from the Army-Navy Hostpital grounds to the summit of Hot Springs Mountainl. Starting above the Grand Promenade at the cast iron Amy-Navy gate, the trail follows nearly a straight line to the Hot Springs Mountain Drive and the Peak Trail.

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Gulpha Creek in fall, below campground amphitheater, with bridge over Gorge Road in right background

Did You Know?
The name Gulpha Creek is a corruption of the French name for the stream. Explorer William Dunbar reports the name "Fourche á Calfat" in the journal of his visit in 1804. Calfat eventually became Gulpha.
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Last Updated: February 27, 2008 at 15:00 MST