24 • Best of Siloam Springs Wednesday, March 27, 2019 Siloam Springs Herald-Leader
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Adventures are endless
in Siloam Springs
Amenities include walking
trails and a museum
Siloam Springs offers a wide variety of amenities whether you are just
here for the day or here to stay. e community prides itself in having
many outdoor activities for families to enjoy including a kayak park,
and walking and biking trails.
The Siloam Springs Museum hosted a historic ladies' tea party at Inn at
the Springs.
Siloam Springs
Kayak Park
e Siloam Springs Kayak Park is
south of town, located at 19253 Fisher
Ford Road. e park includes engineered
rapids, a family swimming area, fully
accessible trail, picnic area, changing
area and an easily accessible riverbank.
e Kayak Park is free to the public and
open seven days a week, one hour before
sunrise until one hour aer sunset.
Dogwood Springs Walking Trail
While you are in Siloam Springs, take
time to relax and take a stroll on Dog-
wood Springs Walking Trail. e trail
connects many points of interest includ-
ing the John Brown University campus,
Bob Henry Park, Historic Downtown,
Twin Springs Park, and La-Z-Boy So-
ball Complex. e Dogwood Springs
Trail offers countless benefits, including
enhanced quality of life, health, fitness,
relaxation, recreation, and a safe trans-
portation alternative.
Sager Creek
Mountain Bike Trail
e Sager Creek Mountain Bike Trail
on the campus of John Brown University
is a five-mile so-surface trail that runs
along Sager Creek. e trail covers terrain
of various elevations around JBU's main
campus and has been designed as a gate-
way trail to be enjoyed by riders of vari-
ous skill levels. e trail is one of several
initiatives to develop a broader cycling
community in Northwest Arkansas.
