If you’ve ever searched for waterfalls near me, you’ll discover that it’s no secret that Arkansas has a plethora of gorgeous waterfalls.

We’ve mentioned the ones you can enjoy in a drive-by, the more hidden falls, and the most unique. There’s one particular area in the state that’s an absolute waterfall paradise. Newton County is overflowing with more than 100 falls (which isn’t even including all of the unnamed ones) but don’t worry, you won’t have to scroll through 100 pictures today. We’re just focused on our top ten favorites in the county.

1. Paradise Falls
Paradise Falls, Deer, AR 72628, USA
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A waterfall paradise wouldn't be complete without an actual Paradise Falls. You'll pass many smaller waterfalls in the area before you reach this lovely 32-ft. falls. To reach this waterfall, use these coordinates.
2. Eden Falls
Eden Falls, Arkansas 72742, USA
Flickr/AR Nature Gal
Just as fitting as Paradise Falls, Eden Falls is a perfect representation of the gorgeous waterfalls in the area. You'll come across it during your hike around Lost Valley Recreation Area. To find Lost Valley, use this map.
3. Glory Hole Falls
Glory Hole Falls Trail, Arkansas 72854, USA
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This iconic waterfall is one of the most unique in the state. Glory Hole is one of the few that flows through the above rock instead of over it. The hike is fairly short but all uphill on the way back. For directions to the falls, use this map.
4. Triple Falls
Twin Falls Trailhead, Camp Orr Rd, Harrison, AR 72601, USA
Flickr/Danny Barron
Triple Falls (or Twin depending on recent rains) is an easy waterfall to reach, which makes it perfect for a family day trip. It's part of the popular Boy Scout camp, Camp Orr and is a quick .3-mile jaunt from the parking lot. To find Triple Falls, use this map.
5. Hemmed-In Hollow Falls
Hemmed-In Hollow Falls, Compton, AR 72624, USA
Flickr/David Nichols
It's only fitting that the county with the most waterfalls is also home to the tallest. The 6-mile trail has a rather steep 2.5-mile climb out but the exertion is absolutely worth it to see the 209-ft. falls, the tallest waterfall between the Rockies and the Appalachians. For directions to this tall fall, use this map.

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6. Chumfarger Falls
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Not too far from Paradise Falls is the Chumfarger Falls. What's even better is that the neighboring waterfall is Hargfarger Falls. You'll have as much fun saying the names as you will exploring the area. To reach the falls, use these coordinates.
7. Paige Falls
Paige Falls / Broadwater Hollow, Unnamed Road, Harrison, AR 72601, USA
AllTrails/Ryan Rylee
Paige Falls is a gorgeous waterfall that's super easy to reach since it's just a .3-mile walk from the road. The falls is a modest 8-ft. but pours into a stunning blue pool. To reach the falls, use this map.
8. Broadway Hollow Falls
Paige Falls / Broadwater Hollow, Unnamed Road, Harrison, AR 72601, USA
AllTrails/Ryan Rylee
If you made the effortless track to Paige Falls, then you should stop by Broadway Hollow as well. The roaring falls are 21-ft and will leave you breathless.
9. Big Creek Cave Falls
Big Creek Cave Falls, Co Rd 59, Jasper, AR 72641, USA
Jared Hornberger/Google
It’s a challenging 3-mile hike to see Big Creek Cave Falls, and there are a few times you might get wet while you trek. But the reward is worth it because this cascade is absolutely gorgeous. For directions to the falls, use this map.
10. Thunder Canyon Falls
Cecil Cove Trail Head, Erbie Rd, Harrison, AR 72601, USA
Elizabeth Jones/AllTrails
Getting to Thunder Canyon isn't the easiest of hikes but the end destination makes the effort well worth it. The secluded 71-ft. waterfall is absolutely breathtaking. To get to waterfall’s Cecil Cove Loop Trail, use this map.

What’s your favorite Newton County waterfall? Share yours with us in the comments below!

Newton Country is also home to the town that’s filled with outdoor activities and the town that’s secretly the best place in Arkansas.

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