Natural Bridge

Love this hidden gem. Stopped on a whim & was welcomed by a very friendly man behind the counter. The knowledge he poured onto us about the bridge & its history was super cool. He made the hike to the bridge exciting.
It’s very well taken care of, clean, pretty, educational. Also PET FRIENDLY. 5$ admission & it’s absolutely worth it.

(This is a very short easy hike)

A wonderful 15 to 30 minute stop! This little piece of history has been wonderfully done up to be easily explored while still having that natural and adventurous feel. Lots of hidden gems on this short trail to educate on both history and nature. The drive down is pretty steep and zigzaggy but the road is nice and smooth.

We had a free afternoon, so five of us visit the Arkansas Natural Bridge. There was a nominal fee to enter, so we paid and then explored the place.

There were several cabins and buildings with artifacts from the early pioneer days in the Ozarks. Lots of trees and some wild flowers out.

We had a very short hike to the Natural Bridge and checked it out as well. A fun time for the afternoon!

Closed to vehicles 11/22/23. We walked down to the bridge. It’s easy going down but very steep coming back up. Neat and interesting natural formation. There are restrooms here

What a unique find .. right off the highway.. my sister and I were traveling through Arkansas on our way back to the Florida Panhandle taking photos and geocaching. What a cool story! The bridge is about 124’ .. it’s no longer in use ..but a beautiful piece of history nonetheless. Google Natural Bridge of Clinton, Arkansas.. only $5 for an adult to enter.. There’s also an old moonshiner’s cabin on the premises and a small gift shop and restrooms. Til next time 📸🧳 Holley’s Girl Photography

Our first reaction when seeing the natural bridge was, "How the heck is that even real..." It is very accessible and only $5 per person. If you happen to be driving by, I highly recommend stopping by. I wouldn't really consider it a hike because it is only 1/4 mi. long. Make sure you take the quick trail around to the other side to see the bridge from the backside. I'm glad we stopped because I have never seen anything like it, truly a marvel of nature.

Really great little hike. Maybe about 1/2 mile and 40 steps through out. You can see the natural bridge after walking maybe 50 steps so can definitely be a quick trip. Fun little gift shop, Pepsi machine and bathrooms outside.

Take 30 minutes to stretch your legs and a small wonder of nature. Very nice short well maintained path. Stay on the walkway or risk fighting with poison, ivey. Worth the $5.
Super clean restrooms. Interesting antiques in the log cabin out building.

Interesting place with neat stuff in the gift shop. The man there is very nice, and will tell you about the history of the place if you ask him. Be careful when going down the hill! It's a one car lane that is very steep, so watch out for motorcyclists! Definitely worth stopping there.

Fun pit stop to get out and stretch your legs. This is a great natural wonder to see! The attendant was knowledgeable about the bridge, the buildings and the antiques in the buildings. He also shared great information about the grounds and rocks found on the grounds. For a small fee you can get out and take a short hike to see the bridge. Be prepared to go down some steep switchbacks on your drive to the bridge. Those make the experience even more exciting!

Totally worth the stop! The land and trails are so well taken care of. It’s a super easy and short walk, not rigorous at all. The best part for me is that it’s dog friendly so my pups came along. I would recommend to bring lunch and hang out. The gift shop was great too

My wife has tried for years to get me to stop here anytime we are up that way. Well she finally got her wish, and it did not disappoint. The lady in the gift shop gave us the back ground on the bridge and the area, then sent us on our way. It's not a long hike and the trail is very well maintained, even on a very hot June day the trees kept us shaded which made it bearable. It's $5 per person to see the bridge and they have a nice shaded area picnic area just past the second cabin. They also have bathroom facilities in the parking lot before you enter, worth the stop.

"Visiting the Natural Bridge in Arkansas was a tranquil escape into the heart of nature. Surrounded by lush greenery and serene sounds of flowing water, this natural wonder is a testament to the beauty of the Ozarks. The towering rock formation, spanning gracefully over the creek below, is a sight to behold. Exploring the area on the well-marked trails was both peaceful and invigorating, offering stunning views at every turn. Whether you're hiking, picnicking, or simply taking in the scenery, the Natural Bridge is a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages. It's a hidden gem waiting to be discovered in the picturesque landscapes of Arkansas."

It's was pretty busy because of the eclipse but it's very nice and it's worth the five bucks to go see the arch. The road down to it was narrow and trailers or RVs cannot go there. I noted on the wait time it was 30 minutes or more to park but the eclipse created a large line and the parking area is small.

Lovely little stop. Dogs are allowed.
Curvy but pretty little road down to it.

$5 per person to walk the little trail. Dogs allowed, bring a leash.

A couple Places to take photos. There’s a great picnic area set up. And some little history set-ups - Photos from 100+ years ago, a moonshiner’s den ….

It was fun.

Worth a detour. Only $5 to see a beautiful natural spot with local history. Gorgeous woods with filtered sunlight and only breeze and birdsong disturbing the silence. Paths, trail and steps are beautifully constructed and maintained. Not handicapped accessible. Young man at entrance gave quick summary of history and use of the bridge.

We went on a lovely weather day, so cool and pleasant! The log cabins are very intriguing, and the bridge is pretty cool. Worth a little trip to see it.

Nice little stop on our road trip. The bridge is just outside the gift shop, not a long walk at all. The gift shop was small but had lots of cool things. The museum had tons of artifacts to show how things were back when the bridge was discovered. The man working the gift shop was very knowledgeable and told us about the history of the bridge. Definitely recommend stopping if you drive by.

A stop I did not regret. Was a nice very well put together attraction. Facilities are very well maintained and the gentlemen working the gift shop had some great background on the location. Was disappointed we couldn't walk on the bridge, but a easy hike to see it. The 5 year old enjoyed the walk!

Worth the stop for sure! Super steep switch backs to get to the bridge. Great history. Plan on 30-40 minutes. Easy walking, sandals are fine.