Hot Springs Rated Top 5 Destination in Nation for Fall Foliage Color 

The famed pagoda on Hot Springs Mountain offers a stunning fall view. 

Hot Springs was voted No. 5 among the top 10 fall foliage displays in the USA TODAY poll, the third consecutive year that the city has ranked among the Top 5 fall destinations. 

“What an honor for our city to maintain its popularity for the beautiful mountains and woodlands that surround Hot Springs,” said Bill Solleder, marketing director for Visit Hot Springs. “Hot Springs National Park and the Ouachita National Forest bring autumn alive with beautiful colors and add to the multitude of other attractions that make us one of America’s favorite destinations year-round. 

“We welcome visitors from everywhere to come spend time with us this autumn and throughout the rest of the year, too.”  

“These nominations were carefully curated by a panel of subject matter experts and USA TODAY 10BEST editors before being voted on by the public,” said USA TODAY editor Maggie Tyner, “so you’ve earned some serious bragging rights.” 

The famed pagoda atop Hot Springs Mountain in Hot Springs National Park is perfect for viewing the fall foliage of the Ouachita Mountains surrounding the city. For more information, call Bill Solleder at 501-321-2027. 

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