Discover the Serenity of Three Sisters Springs

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car within the Arkansas River Valley, start by locating Arkansas State Highway 7 (AR-7). Depending on where you are in the valley, merge onto AR-7 North. Continue on AR-7 for approximately 25 miles. Look for signs directing you toward the small town of Mount Ida. Once you reach Mount Ida, turn onto Highway 270 East. Drive for about 9 miles until you reach the intersection with Arkansas Highway 27. Take a left onto AR-27 North and continue for about 4 miles. You will then see signs for Three Sisters Springs on your right. Follow the signs until you reach the parking area.

• Public Transportation

  For those relying on public transportation, you can take a bus to Mount Ida from larger towns like Hot Springs or Little Rock. Look for the local bus service that operates between these cities. Once you arrive in Mount Ida, you will need to arrange for a taxi or rideshare service to get you to Three Sisters Springs, as public transport options may be limited beyond Mount Ida. Make sure to check local schedules for the bus service as they might not run frequently. Be prepared for taxi fare, which can vary but is generally around $20-$30 for the ride to the springs.

• Bicycle

  If you're feeling adventurous, consider biking to Three Sisters Springs. From Mount Ida, you can rent a bicycle from local shops. Head east on Highway 270, then take a left onto Highway 27 North. The distance from Mount Ida to the springs is about 13 miles, so ensure you're prepared for a moderate ride. It’s advisable to wear a helmet and bring water, especially during the warmer months.

• Walking

  Walking to Three Sisters Springs is not practical due to the distance; however, if you are staying close by, you can walk from nearby accommodations or camping sites. Ensure you have proper navigation tools, as walking routes may not always be marked. It's best to plan your walking route ahead of time and be mindful of the weather conditions.