Not surprisingly, most visitors head for Hot Springs National Park to enjoy a soak in the steamy natural baths for which the park was named.
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Rolling hills, meandering rivers and shady stands of forest provide a natural setting to complement the cultural heritage of the Ozark Mountains region in northwestern Arkansas.
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The largest refuge along the river is the Cache River National Wildlife Refuge, which covers 55,000 acres in four counties. It should be noted that the Cache River Natural Area is set aside for endangered species within the Rex Hancock/Black Swamp WMA and is co-managed by the Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission. Outdoor opportunities in Cache River public use areas include fishing, waterfowl hunting, game hunting, wildlife watching and photography. Camping is primitive.
