West section - Heber Springs Area Trails

Numbers correspond to red circle markers on the above map:

B. South Broadway St. - directions
C. 701 South 7th St behind Trailhead Wheels - directions
D. 11th and Scott Street directions
E. Fairgrounds Bittle Road - directions
F. West Main Street - directions

Easy
Asphalt
ADA-compliant
Two bridges

This is the old fairground section, about five blocks from Main St. About 70% is shaded. There is a street crossing at S 4th. Make sure and look both ways. It is an urban section of town, but coyotes and bobcats have been captured on camera. You can get to Spring Park from near mile marker 3 by going north on S Broadway.

Easy
Asphalt
ADA-compliant
The First Security metal pedestrian bridge

This is a beautiful area that is 90% shaded. The Masters and Combs families and First Security Bank donated land for this section. It is largely aligned with the M & NA Railroad right of way.

Easy
Asphalt
ADA-compliant
Two bridges

This beautiful section of trail has turkey, deer, coyotes, fox, and other wildlife. In portions, the trees almost form a "tunnel" over you. It crosses Bittle Rd, so be careful. It is just to the west of the new 80-ft metal First Security pedestrian bridge. Sections of this mile were donated by the Douglass, Barnett, and Garlinghouse families.

Follow the "sharrows" (share the road markings) and share the road signs along Bittle Rd, Woodland Rd, and James Place to access Sandy Beach trail and Jeff Anderson Memorial Trail.

To the west - From Woodland and James Place, head north along Woodland, following the sharrows and share the road signs to Hwy 110 to access the sports complex.

To the northeast - From Parking Area C, go north on S 11th and follow the sharrows and share the road signs to the Heber Springs public school buildings and to Sandy Beach.

Sulphur Creek Trail - West Section

Parking Areas

Mile Marker 3 to S 7th

Mile Marker 4 to 5

Mile Marker 5 to 6

Mile 6 to W Main Parking at "E"

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