Exploring Arkansas July 2009

Kings River Float, Leatherwood Wilderness Falls, Hot Springs National Park
The Kings River in northwest Arkansas-like the Buffalo, is one of those few remaining pristine, free flowing streams in the country. A float trip on this river is truly an unforgettable experience, as you meander through the bluffs of the high Ozark Plateau. The various waterfalls in the Leatherwood Wilderness south of Mountain Home will also astound you with their beauty as you hike above, below and behind them. Episode concludes with a special look at "Valley of Vapors"-the hot springs that were set aside as a federal reservation in 1832 and eventually became - Hot Springs National Park.

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Wonderful. Im glad that I moved to the Ozarks decades ago and my children grew up here.

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The first two are Three Springs Falls/Cascade, and the other two are Bumpers/Heuston Falls.

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What are the names of the falls in the Leatherwood wilderness? You don't mention their names Chuck