Visit Lake Catherine State Park In Arkansas, A Hidden Gem Swimming Hole That Has Its Very Own Waterfall
How long has it been since you’ve visited something beautiful in nature? Have you hiked to any scenic spots in Arkansas lately? If not, I’ve found the perfect adventure for you. Lake Catherine State Park is home to beautiful scenery, including a hiking trail leading to a swimming hole waterfall to wade in. Dip your toes in for a while, or just take photos and enjoy the natural relaxation you get from the rushing water.
Why not add this spot to your bucket list for your Arkansas waterfalls escapade and plan a day full of natural beauty? Make sure to bring flip-flops.
Discover more from this YouTube video by Visit Hot Springs that takes you on a hike to this gorgeous swimming hole waterfall in Arkansas:
If you’d just like to visit the trail, check out Falls Branch Trail on AllTrails. Otherwise, you’ll find park information on Lake Catherine State Park’s official website.
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Aside from Lake Catherine swimming hole, what are some more of the best swimming holes in Arkansas?
While Lake Catherine swimming hole is a great place to cool off during the warmer months, here are some more swimming holes in Arkansas that we recommend:
- Hogscald Hollow, Eureka Springs
- Steel Creek Campground, Jasper
- Richland Creek Recreation Area, Witts Springs
- Half Bushel Swimming Hole, Subiaco
- Sylamore Creek, Mountain View
- Gunner Pool Recreation Area, Fifty-Six
- Riverside Park, West Fork
Be sure to read this article telling you more about these swimming holes in Arkansas.
What are some of the best state parks in Arkansas?
There are over 50 state parks in Arkansas and Lake Catherine is one of the best. But there are many more state parks that belong on your bucket list and they include:
- Petit Jean State Park, Morrilton
- Queen Wilhelmina State Park, Mena
- Village Creek State Park, Wynne
- Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area, Rogers
- Moro Bay State Park, Jersey
- Devil’s Den State Park, Winslow
- Pinnacle Mountain State Park, Roland
- Mount Magazine State Park, Paris
- Lake Dardanelle State Park, Russellville
- Mammoth Spring State Park, Mammoth Spring
To discover more, read our article with a snapshot of some of these state parks in Arkansas.
What are the best waterfalls in Arkansas?
As the Natural State, there are so many waterfalls in Arkansas that are worthy of a visit. Here are some of the best waterfalls in Arkansas that you should explore for yourself:
- Hemmed-In Hollow Falls, Compton
- Pam's Grotto, Hagarville
- Haw Creek Falls, Hagarville
- Glory Hole Falls, near Deer
- Natural Dam Falls, Natural Dam
- Mirror Lake Falls, Fifty-Six
- Cedar Falls, Morrilton
- Falling Water Falls, Sand Gap
- Balanced Rock Falls, Jasper
- Magnolia Falls, Deer
- Paige Falls/Broadwater Hollow Falls, Harrison
- Big Creek Cave Falls, Jasper
If you like to chase waterfalls, check out this previous article with some of the best waterfalls in Arkansas that are worthy of your bucket list.