Tag: Trails & Hiking
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Unconformity at Cedar Falls
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Posted in PhotographyWhen you’re admiring Cedar Falls at Petit Jean State Park, there’s a great big unconformity right in front of you!Can you see it?
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Ouachita – Glory Day
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Posted in PhotographyLake Winona and the eastern Ouachitas bathed in sunbeams.
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Green Rails – Twin Trails
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Posted in PhotographyNice paved hiking trails next to Blakely Dam.You aren’t seeing double – the trail splits into a loop at this point, and the wood really has turned that weird green color!
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Steel Creek Autumn
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Posted in PhotographyAutumn at the Steel Creek Campground along the Buffalo National River.
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Triple Falls
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Posted in PhotographyThis is actually called “Twin Falls”, because the ones in the center and on the left are fed by springs up on the bluff that run year-round – so you can always see those two. The third is a creek that also runs along the bluff and is often dry, but in times of heavy…
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Friendship Pond – May 2013
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Posted in PhotographyYou’ll find this pond at the end of Friendship Trail, behind the Jessieville Information and Ranger Station on Hwy 7.
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Charlton’s Summer Reflection
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Posted in PhotographyCamp Charlton is a surprisingly little-known campground in the Ouachita Mountains.The water in this spring-fed swimming area is always cold – even on the hottest summer days!
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Bear’s End Station
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Posted in PhotographyTwo shots of the same strange location in a collection of strange locations called Bear House Cave, at Petit Jean State Park. I’ve taken to calling this odd dead-end corridor “Bears End”, because it looks like a place you’d sit and wait for the next bear to go by. The bottom shot what taken with…
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Leaning Influence
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Posted in PhotographyThis boulder tumbled from higher up in the ravine some unknown time ago and came to rest near Cedar Creek Trail at Petit Jean State Park. For scale, that’s six-foot-tall me standing next to it with my partner Frank seated (taken in 2010).
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Blakely Dam in November
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Posted in PhotographyBlakely Dam and Stephens Park can be seen in this photo taken from a hiking trail across from it.
