YES! My great grandfather owned property there back in the heyday. Back when it was "The" Health spa of the day also called the 'Little Switzerland' of America.
It is very beautiful.
Go to Eureka Springs. Definitely worth the stop.
YES! My great grandfather owned property there back in the heyday. Back when it was "The" Health spa of the day also called the 'Little Switzerland' of America.
It is very beautiful.
Agree with Eureka Springs. The whole area is beautiful, there’s a lake near if you like hiking - I think just 3 miles around the lake, cool hand made dam from CCC or WPA. Anywhere NW Arkansas is pretty. There’s also a botanical garden near that I’ve often wanted to see but never got around to.
Dad used to drive a horse and buggy in Eureka Springs, I’ve told this story before but he was driving Allison Kraus on his buggy and said “sing me a song” and she said ‘everybody wants me to sing them a song, why don’t you sing me a song’, so he did :) Good thing he was able to carry a tune and was a musical kind of guy.
It would help if you said what you like, museums, hiking, shopping, hunting-fishing, history.