Eden Falls

Waterfall · Newton County County, AR · 36.017583, -93.387412

Closure or warning on file

NPS: Lost Valley Trail is one of the most frequent search-and-rescue locations at Buffalo National River. Slippery rocks and hazardous cliff areas cause many slips, trips, and falls.

Eden Falls on the Lost Valley Trail, Buffalo National River, May 2010
Dameon Hudson, CC BY 3.0
Height
53 ft
Hike
1.2 mi each way
Road
Gravel
Permit
Not required
Dogs
Not allowed

Eden Falls drops about 53 ft on Clark Creek in Newton County, Arkansas. Reaching it is a 1.2 mi hike each way.

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Closures and warnings

NPS: Lost Valley Trail is one of the most frequent search-and-rescue locations at Buffalo National River. Slippery rocks and hazardous cliff areas cause many slips, trips, and falls. As of July 14, 2024.

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The falls

Height53 ft
Flow noteCascades 53 ft over cliffs above Clark Creek. A steep spur reaches Eden Falls Cave, with a 25-ft waterfall inside a 200-ft wild cave (flashlight needed).
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Access

Hike1.2 mi each way
RoadGravel
Road noteDirt road off Hwy 43 dead-ends at the Lost Valley trailhead.
ParkingLost Valley Trailhead parking at the end of Lost Valley Road off Hwy 43, about 1.5 to 2 miles south of Ponca.
FeeNo entrance fee
HoursDay use only
Reservation or permitNot required
Wheelchair accessFirst half mile is wide, smooth, and level except for a creek crossing at the start; service animals permitted.
Managed byNational Park Service (Buffalo National River)
RestroomsYes
Drinking waterYes
Picnic sitesYes
NotePavilion, flush toilets, and drinking water available March through October (NPS Lost Valley brochure).
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Rules

DogsNot allowed
CampingNot allowed
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Eden Falls open?

NPS: Lost Valley Trail is one of the most frequent search-and-rescue locations at Buffalo National River. Slippery rocks and hazardous cliff areas cause many slips, trips, and falls. As of July 14, 2024. Hours: Day use only.

How tall is Eden Falls?

Eden Falls drops about 53 ft.

How long is the hike to Eden Falls?

It's a 1.2 mi hike each way. The road in is gravel. Dirt road off Hwy 43 dead-ends at the Lost Valley trailhead. Parking: Lost Valley Trailhead parking at the end of Lost Valley Road off Hwy 43, about 1.5 to 2 miles south of Ponca.

Do you need a reservation for Eden Falls?

No reservation or permit is required.

Is there a fee at Eden Falls?

The fee is No entrance fee.

When is Eden Falls flowing?

Cascades 53 ft over cliffs above Clark Creek. A steep spur reaches Eden Falls Cave, with a 25-ft waterfall inside a 200-ft wild cave (flashlight needed).

What facilities are at Eden Falls?

Restrooms, drinking water, and picnic sites. Pavilion, flush toilets, and drinking water available March through October (NPS Lost Valley brochure).

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