Discover 5 parks for hiking within driving distance of Hot Springs
"Hot Springs visitors often pair a lake day with the city's historic bathhouses, dining, and attractions. It's the closest major hub for supplies, lodging, and day trips to the park."
A lakeside park in the Ouachita Mountains offering boating, fishing, swimming, camping, and scenic forest recreation.
"Hot Springs visitors come to Custer State Park for its wildlife, lakes, and mountain scenery. The park is a natural complement to a Black Hills road trip based in the southern Hills."
A premier Black Hills park famous for bison, scenic drives, and rugged granite landscapes.
"Travelers from Hot Springs may visit while exploring Central Arkansas attractions or passing through the Little Rock area. The park adds a scenic hiking stop to a broader regional trip."
A popular Central Arkansas park centered on Pinnacle Mountain, with hiking, paddling, and sweeping Ouachita and Arkansas River views.
"Hot Springs travelers may visit Mount Nebo as part of a broader Arkansas road trip. The park's views and historic character make it a worthwhile scenic stop."
A mountaintop park known for sweeping Arkansas River Valley views, hiking, camping, and historic CCC-era charm.
"Located in Virginia, Hot Springs is known for its resorts and natural springs, offering relaxation after outdoor adventures at Watoga."
West Virginia’s largest state park, offering lakes, cabins, and abundant outdoor recreation.