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Hot Springs area EAST Labs
Trail crossing Gulpha Creek at Gulpha Gorge Campground.
 

Hot Springs and North Mountain Trails

Arlington Trail (0.1 mi)  Honeysuckle Trail (0.5 mi)
Carriage Road (0.1 mi) Hot Springs Mtn Trail (1.7 mi)
Dead Chief Trail (1.4 mi) Lower Dogwood Trail (.7 mi)
Floral Trail (0.4 mi) Peak Trail (0.6 mi)
Fountain Trail (528 ft) Reserve Trail (0.3 mi)
Goat Rock Trail (1.1 mi) Shortcut Trail (0.2 mi)
Grand Avenue Trail (0.2 mi) Tufa Terrace Trail (0.2 mi)
Grand Promenade (0.5 mi) Upper Dogwood Trail (1 mi)
Gulpha Gorge Trail (0.8 mi)





            

 

 

 

 

 
Wooded trail scene showing trail switchback, a sharp turn in the trail
Hot Springs area EAST Labs
Wooded trails offer pleasant year round hiking.
 

West and Sugarloaf Mountain Trails

Canyon Trail (0.7 mi) Sunset Trail (10 mi)
Mountain Top Trail (1.5 mi) West Mountain Trail (1.2 mi)
Oak Trail (1 mi) Whittington Trail (1.2 mi)

 

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Black and white photo of the Government Free Bathhouse with a ranger walking on the sidewalk in front.

Did You Know?
The Public Health Service operated a venereal disease clinic in the Government Free Bathhouse (1922-1948) in Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas. It was one of the first facilities in the United States to use penicillin. In 1948, the clinic transferred to the nearby Camp Garraday Transient Camp.
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Last Updated: July 13, 2011 at 12:16 MST