Natalie and I spent a week at Mount Magazine, the highest point here in Arkansas. I had plenty of opportunities to take pictures, here they are! As always, click to view them larger.
Old Lodge Trail

One of many scenic overlooks at Mount Magazine

Fallen tree beside the trail

Plants beside the trail

Cedar tree and scenic overlook

Gnarled cedar tree

Arkansas River Valley from the Old Lodge Trail

Cliffs visible from scenic overlook

Cedar on the edge of a cliff

Old Lodge Trail

The lodge viewed from the trail

Peeking through the trees at the river valley
Wildlife on Mount Magazine
We frequently saw a variety of animals while driving, and on the trails. There was at least one rabbit that we saw daily beside our cabin. There was no shortage of butterflies either, they were everywhere we looked!

One of many, many on the mountain

Our friendly neighbor rabbit

Deer just beside our car
Mount Magazine’s Scenic Overlooks
Here are a few pictures taken from just a few of the many scenic overlooks on the mountain.

Roadside scenic overlook spot

Path on a scenic overlook

Natalie on a cliff at a scenic overlook

Natalie was brave enough to sit on a cliff!

Here she is standing on the cliff

The trees just go on and on here

"Sunrise Rock" overlook from the Bear Hollow Trail

Beautiful cliff, great spot for panoramic view

These cliffs are visible from the above spot

A dead tree on an outcropping

Panorama of the Arkansas River Valley from a Mount Magazine hang gliding spot
Plants on the Mountain
There is no shortage of plant life, with many beautiful flowers along the roadsides and trails.

Deep woods on the Signal Hill trail

Flowers beside the road

This plant was growing on the edge of a cliff

Oak leaves in the sun and shade

Flowers in front of the Mount Magazine Lodge

Very green cedar branch

Loved the color of the leaves on this plant! Leave a comment if you know what it is!
Hope you enjoyed, I know I did!
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