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have grown together as one and a balanced rock caused by weathering. The end of the trail features 96 steps that lead hikers to a spectacular overlook above the Little Red River and the Greers Ferry National Fish Hatchery, serving as a nice rest stop before they venture back to the visitor center.
SUGARLOAF MOUNTAIN NATURE TRAIL
Located on an island in Greers Ferry Lake, this 2-mile trail is only accessible by boat from Arkansas 337 at the Sugarloaf Recreation Area on the south and from Arkansas 330 at Fairfield Bay Park on the north.The summit, 540 feet above the lake, offers panoramic views of Greers Ferry Lake and the surrounding area.The Sugarloaf Mountain Nature Trail breaks into two paths: the Terrace Trail and the Mule Trail. The Terrace Trail follows the circumference of the mountain and is a moderate hike, while the Mule Trail climbs straight to the mountaintop and is a more strenuous hike.
SULPHUR CREEK TRAIL
Maintained by the Heber Springs Parks and Recreation Depart- ment, this paved trail is located a few blocks south of Main Street and is about half-a-mile long. Part of a larger trail plan for the city, the Sulphur Creek Trail offers a beautiful view of nature, including a crossing over the creek.
— Information courtesy of the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism and the city of Fairfield Bay
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The vista at the top of Sugarloaf Mountain Nature Trail offers a scenic look over Greers Ferry Lake.
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