Cossatot River State Park-Natural Area
Cossatot River State Park in southwest Arkansas south of Mena has two interpretive trails, one of them accessible. The Park lies along 12 miles of the Cossatot River, a premier whitewater float stream. The Cossatot is a National Wild and Scenic River and flows through the rugged canyon of Cossatot Falls. Here is their website. Brochure Phone 870-385-2201
? Brushy Creek Interpretive Trail 0.75 mile “through mixed – southern forest cover, and offers a scenic view overlooking the Cossatot River/Brushy Creek union.” Tree Guide This trail is described as “barrier-free”, but I see there is a “flight of stairs” down to the parking lot at the end. Better call ahead to learn more.
Waterleaf Interpretive Trail ” … begins at the visitor center and includes a section of barrier-free trail along the ridge top.”
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