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Eat. Play. Stay.

Enjoy great food right here in Heber Springs. Whether it is a solo outing or your entire family, there are

restaurants to accommodate you. Breakfast, lunch, or dinner, our dining options range from fi ne dining with a
lake view, patio dining on the river, to downtown coff ee shops. Locals fi ll these restaurants, but there is always
room for tourists to experience the great foods that we have to off er.
While in town, stop by some of our local shops. You will fi nd a quaint and inviting store while taking a stroll

downtown or driving to your next scenic destination. From antique shops and specialty stores, to house decor
and hair care, you will fi nd something for everyone.
If you want to get outdoors, there are things to do from Sugarloaf Mountain to Sandy Beach. Biking and hiking
trails are all around town starting at the William Carl Garner Visitor Center. Th anks to the Greers Ferry Lake

Trails Council, there is a nine mile continuous trail, almost completed, with part of the trail route following the
former Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad right-of-way. For more information refer to their website:
www.gfl tc.com.
Some indoor stops to make around town include the Ruland Junction Toy Train Museum, the Cleburne County

Historical Society & Museum, and the W. Carl Garner Visitor Center. At the train museum, they like every
visitor to be immersed in the train experience by
off ering individual tours. Th e Cleburne County
Historical Society & Museum is a great place to learn

more about our city and how it has evolved over the
decades. It has many artifacts that helped create the
Cheryl Clevenger, M.D. Heber Springs you see today. As for the W. Carl Garner
Visitor Center, you will learn all about how the Greers
and Carrie Price, APRN
Ferry Lake Dam has helped shape our community.
are ready to see your With a rotation of historical displays and a short video
family,
family, today!to of the history, you will leave with a new outlook of
Heber Springs, Greers Ferry Lake, and the Little Red
Monday – Friday
7:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. River.
Saturdays For an extended stay in Heber Springs you will fi nd over
8 a.m. - Noon night accommodations in the heart of downtown to the
edge of the lake and river. Lindsey’s Resort and Red

Apple Inn & Country Club will off er near-water access
while Quality Inn and Holiday Inn Express will be only
minutes from local businesses and trails. For more
details on where to eat, play, and stay, visit

heber-springs.com.
Dr. Cheryl Clevenger | Carrie Price, APRN
(501) 362-5800
Unity-Health.org
2725 Hwy. 25 B. | Heber Springs