Siloam Springs Dogwood Festival

2022

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21 • 2022 Dogwood Festival Illinois River. Additionally, there is a climbing boulder, family swimming hole with riverside seating, picnic tables, paved parking lot, port-o-potties and a designated changing area. The length of the rapids is approximately 700 feet; the rapids are class I and II. Lifejackets, helmets and closed-toed shoes are strongly recommended to all users whether tubing, kayaking or canoeing. Swimming through the rapids is not recommended as currents are very strong. This park is FREE to the public and is open seven days a week. Park is open from 5:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. For more information on the Siloam Springs Kayak Park visit SiloamSpringsKayakPark.com Sager Creek Mountain Bike Trail W. Valley Drive near the JBu tennis courts on the north side of campus The Sager Creek Mountain Bike Trail, on the campus of John Brown University (JBU), is a five-mile soft-surface trail that runs along Sager Creek. The trail covers terrain of various elevations around JBU's main campus and has been designed as a gateway trail to be enjoyed by riders of various skill levels. The South Loop trail, ranked as a Blue level (intermediate level) course and measuring 1.8 miles, encompasses a flow trail — a downhill trail with multiple banks and fast jumps. The North Loop trail, ranked as a Green level (beginner) course, measures 3.3 miles. There is also a .8 mile trail that connects the North and South loop. A 1.1 mile Strider trail that follows the path of the Dogwood Springs trail gives children priority as they learn to mountain bike. Walkers/runners who want to enjoy the beauty of JBU's campus and Siloam Springs can use the paved Dogwood Springs trail or the JBU Cross Country trail. Dogwood Springs Trail 1284 N. Lincoln St. Siloam Springs The Dogwood Springs Trail is the result of a 13-year undertaking by city residents, city staff, and the Parks Advisory Board members. The Dogwood Springs Trail offers countless benefits, including enhanced quality of life, health, fitness, relaxation, recreation, and a safe transportation alternative. A walking trail may be enjoyed by everyone, whether in a wheelchair or on a skateboard, with friends and family, or training for a marathon. Although the exact location of the trail in future phases has not been determined, the trail will continue to grow until it links every park and green space with schools, our historic downtown, and surrounding neighborhoods. Historic Downtown Have you ever visited a place that simply felt like home? That's just what you'll experience when you walk through downtown Siloam Springs. Whether you're from here or just passing through, the scenic, historic downtown and friendly, welcoming community are sure bring you back. There's a lot to love in Downtown Siloam Springs. An inviting, walk-able downtown framed by beautifully maintained green spaces and a fountain-filled flowing creek bids locals and visitors alike a warm and heartfelt welcome. Local and award-winning coffee shops, restaurants, accommodations, and a host of truly unique retail stores exist to entice you to stay. And engaging, exciting community events will invite you to come on back. Downtown Siloam Springs: it's the place where community comes to life! All-you-can-eat Chinese lunch & dinner buffet Open every day at 11 AM 3402 Hwy 412 E. • Siloam Springs 479-524-3979 We look forward to serving you delicious food during the Dogwood Festival!

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