Here are a few things you can enjoy while visiting the town:
1. URBAN HIKING
Pick up a walking map at the front desk of the Crescent Hotel for a great way to see “the secret season” of Eureka Springs. There are many walking trails that crisscross this nineteenth century community allowing for special views of outstanding architecture, both commercial and residential, unavailable for viewing when the trees are full.
2. Rediscovering the Springs
Visiting the more than 60 natural springs that dot the hillsides and “hollers” is an adventure of historic significance. Since most of these springs are “running full” due to the abundance of ground water, each is a sight to behold and a glimpse of what brought hundreds of thousands of visitors to Eureka in the late 1800’s.
3. Artistic Photography
With the advent of lightweight, digital cameras, even an amateur’s artistic eye can easily capture those quirky shapes, angles and scenes only seen during the non-foliage months.
4. Attractions
Check out these attractions that are open during the winter season. Cosmic Cavern, Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, Queen Anne Mansion, Eureka Springs Trolley, Crescent Hotel Ghost Tours
