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Recommended attractions
for visitors to the Hot Springs National Park area.
Arkansas Scenic 7 Byway - Take a scenic drive
Arkansas' first state-designated scenic byway goes through Hot
Springs. It makes for a great drive to see the surrounding
natural beauty. Head North passing through the Ouachita National
Forest to Lake Nimrod then finally ending in Russellville.
Bathhouse Row
Hot Springs National Park
Stroll along the park's famous bath house row and take in the
history as you go. Today Bathhouse Row consists of eight
bathhouse buildings that were constructed between the years of
1892 and 1923. Bathhouse Row along with the Grand Promenade was
designated as a National Historic Landmark District in 1987.
Fordyce Bathhouse Museum & Hot Springs National Park Visitor
Center
300 Block of Central Ave.
Hot Springs, Arkansas
501-624-2308 or 501-624-2701
http://www.nps.gov/hosp
Open everyday except Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's
Day. In 1915 the Fordyce Bathhouse was considered the best in
Hot Springs. Extensive restoration brought the Fordyce Bathhouse
back as it was in its early years including its beautiful
stained glass ceilings and statues.
Garvan Woodland Gardens
550 Arkridge Road
Hot Springs, Arkansas
800-366-4664 or 501-262-9300
http://www.garvangardens.org
Garvan Woodland Gardens is Arkansas' premier botanical garden.
It is located on a Lake Hamilton 210-acre peninsula. This is a
highly recommended attraction. They are continually
expanding so even if you were there a year ago it will be very
different. In late
November through December the gardens light up with an elaborate
holiday lights display.
Open 7 days a week.
The Grand Promenade
Hot Springs National Park
A 1/2 mile long scenic walkway above the bath houses in Hot
Springs National Park. The Grand Promenade has game tables
(bring your own checkers) benches, plazas and natural beauty all
around. This makes for a great stroll or picnic stopping point
in the national park.
Hot Springs Mountain Tower
401 Hot Springs Mountain Dr
Hot Springs, Arkansas
501-623-6035, 800-SPA-CITY
A mountain tower has been on top of Hot Springs Mountain or
North Mountain as some call it since 1877. The current Hot
Springs Mountain Tower opened in 1983. It stands 216 feet and
rises up 1,256 feet above sea level. It offers incredible
panoramic views of Hot Springs, Hot Springs National Park,
nearby lakes, and the Ouachita Mountains. The ground level of
the tower has a gift shop. Admission: $12 for adults and $4 for
children
West Mountain
Drive
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