Check it Out – Hot Springs Creek Greenway Trail 

Take a stroll on the Greenway Trail. 

Visit Check it Out for excellent video tours of the Hot Springs area. A great place to start is the Hot Springs Creek Greenway Trail.  

The journey begins at the Hot Springs Transportation Depot, just south of Historic Bathhouse Row. This 5.5-mile paved trail runs from downtown Hot Springs to Lake Hamilton.  

Skate, bike, or stroll the trail along Hot Springs Creek where you’ll also pass the Hot Springs Farmer’s Market, the Veteran Memorial, the Butterfly Garden, Sculpture Garden, Valley Street Skate Park, Majestic Park Baseball Complex, the Hot Springs Bark Park, and the Art Moves outdoor art installation.  

Planning a trip to Hot Springs? Be sure to soak up the scenic beauty of the Hot Springs Creek Greenway Trail while you’re here. For more information, visit Hot Springs Creek Greenway Trail Check it Out.

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