This Underrated Section Of Arkansas' Ozark Highlands Trail May Just Be The Prettiest
With over 200 miles of stunning trails, the Ozark Highlands Trail can be a beautiful but overwhelming endeavor. We’ve highlighted numerous features along the OHT from waterfalls to vistas but today we’re focused on a more underrated spot. One spur you don’t want to miss is the Log Wagon Gap. Let’s hit the trail and scout around this gorgeous area:

The Log Wagon Gap to Ozark Highlands Trail is a hike within the Lower Buffalo National River area. You can spy one of the trail points on this map.

You can add this spur onto a longer OHT haul but from point-to-point the hike is about 3-miles long.
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In addition to your favorite pair of hiking boots, a pair of water shoes are a necessary item to have. The trail crosses Big Creek numerous times.
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The changes in elevation do make this trail a moderate-rated hike but we do love the different perspectives of the hollow and creek.

The interesting rock formations are downright staggering in size! One of the vistas to note is Tilting Rock. It offers sweeping views of the Big Creek valley and peeps of the ridges of Almus Knob.

Tilted Rock, Tater Hill (pictured), and Big Creek are just some of the sights to see along Log Wagon Gap. As always be sure to research this trail further before taking that first step. We recommend this GPS-friendly map.
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