Arkansas Waterfalls - Part 2

[@farmergirlskh4200]

Fresh day and lovely waterfall 😍😍

[@bettyjewell7295]

Enjoyed watching this video & thanks for posting it!There is just something special about water falls!

[@odelloutside]

My pleasure , this is great to hear. Working on part 7 for release later in year

[@james3452]

I had done Indian Creek at least 60 times over the 15 years I lived up in Springdale; and I have never seen water like that; coming out of Tunnel Cave. Must have been A LOT of rain for that kind of flow. There is a small flat spot about 10 yards down from that cave; where me and a friend packed up there; and pitched a tent on that spot. Yes...I know it was forbidden; but when the risk is little; the reward is little. Once it gets dark; you can find enough crawdads up there to fill a decent size camp pot. Just boil them in water from the creek. Thanks for the memories......

[@odelloutside]

Thanks for watching

[@nbanolfkid]

Very nice! Thank you for posting them.

[@odelloutside]

My pleasure Don. Thank you!

[@pauletteteague2465]

Thank you...

[@odelloutside]

you are welcome

[@carlhillis2175]

I found an appx. 30 ft waterfall in the Ozark mountains that drained down onto a rather flat rounded large rock, not into a pool. It was a good place to take a shower. A little cool, but enjoyable.

[@odelloutside]

Sounds like a great spot

[@chrisbarnes9438]

I would like to visit all of these. Is there a map with all of them pinned?

[@odelloutside]

Thanks. Best thing to do is grab Tim Ernst book waterfalls of arkansas. Here you find coordinates to pin yourself

[@openroadtravels181]

How do you get to spring house falls?

[@odelloutside]

It’s right on highway between Ponca and Boxley. Coming from Ponca , Mill pond will be on left and the spring house on right across from pond.