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16 Things to Do

These locations coordinate with the map on the following pages.

1. Two trails lead to Bridal Veil Falls, where hikers can walk behind the
90-foot water fall. Some visitors may prefer to use the overlook, conveniently
located near the parking area.

2. Sandy Beach is a beautiful public
beach on the shores of Greers Ferry
Lake. With white sand and crystal
clear water, it is an ideal spot for a fun-
filled day on the beach.
www.cityofhebersprings.com
Photo courtesy of James Jackson

3. The Heber Springs Sports Complex
features eight lighted baseball/softball fields and six soccer fields.
www.cityofhebersprings.com

4. Historic Downtown Heber Springs features unique shops, antique stores,
art galleries, and eateries. Don’t miss the annual Downtown Christmas Open
house the first full weekend of November. www.downtownhebersprings.com

5. Spring Park is home to seven mineral springs which have attracted visitors
since 1830. The park has a skateboard park, playgrounds, basketball courts, 2
outdoor amphitheaters, public restrooms, and picnic tables.
www.cityofhebersprings.com

6. Greers Ferry Lake is a 40,000 acre lake, with deep, crystal clear water which
makes it ideal for waters sports, scuba diving, and sailing. Also known for its
superb fishing, the lake holds the state record for walleye and striped bass.

7. Sugarloaf Mountain rises 690 feet, providing a panoramic view of the city
and the Little Red River. An informational exhibit at the base of the mountain
has detailed directions for hikers regarding the three trails accessible at the
base. www.sugarloafheritagecouncil.org

8. The largest population of Trumpeter Swans in the southeast United States
descends in an area just a few miles east of Heber Springs annually, November
through February.