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Kingfisher Trail: A Gentle Boardwalk Through a Cypress Forest

An accessible and scenic paved trail through a unique bottomland forest at Pinnacle Mountain State Park, perfect for a relaxing nature walk.

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The Kingfisher Trail at Pinnacle Mountain State Park is an easy, paved loop, perfect for a relaxing stroll through a bottomland forest. This wheelchair and stroller-accessible trail offers a close-up view of unique plants, wildflowers, and towering cypress trees along the Little Maumelle River.

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Kingfisher Trail, Roland, Arkansas, 72135, US
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Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Kingfisher Trail.

Local know-how to help you travel smarter and make the most of every moment.

Visit early in the morning for the best birdwatching opportunities and a peaceful experience on the trail.
Bring a stroller or wheelchair for easy navigation on the paved surface.
Combine your visit with other activities in Pinnacle Mountain State Park, such as hiking, mountain biking, or visiting the new visitor center.

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The Kingfisher Trail, located within Pinnacle Mountain State Park near Little Rock, Arkansas, provides a serene and accessible nature experience. This half-mile loop trail is paved and relatively flat, making it suitable for wheelchairs, strollers, and visitors of all ages and abilities. The trail meanders through a bottomland forest along the Little Maumelle River, showcasing unique plant life, wildflowers, and diverse bird species. Towering cypress trees filter sunlight, creating a tranquil atmosphere. The trail's design allows for easy observation of the natural environment, making it a popular spot for birdwatching and nature photography. As part of Pinnacle Mountain State Park, the Kingfisher Trail also connects visitors to a broader network of recreational opportunities. The park features over 33 miles of hiking trails, including the challenging climbs to the summit of Pinnacle Mountain and gentler trails like the Arkansas Arboretum Trail. The park also offers mountain biking trails, river access for kayaking, and a visitor center with exhibits.

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    Getting There

    Driving

    From Little Rock, take I-430 N to AR-10 W/Cantrell Rd. Continue on AR-10 W for approximately 10 miles. Turn right onto AR-300 W/Pinnacle Valley Rd and follow for about 2 miles. The entrance to Pinnacle Mountain State Park will be on your left. Follow the signs to the Kingfisher Trail parking area. Parking is free. Be aware that parking can be busy on weekends.

    Walking

    From the Pinnacle Mountain State Park Visitor Center, follow the paved path towards the West Summit Trailhead. Continue past the covered bridge; the Kingfisher Trailhead will be on your right, a short distance from the parking lot.

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