Best trails in Mountain Home, Arkansas
Looking for a great trail near Mountain Home, Arkansas? AllTrails has 13 great hiking trails, trail running trails, forest trails and more, with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers, and nature lovers like you. If you're looking for the best trails around Bull Shoals-White River State Park, we've got you covered. You'll also find some great local park options, like Devil's Knob-Devil's Backbone Natural Area or Robinson Point Use Area. Ready for some activity? There are 10 moderate trails in Mountain Home ranging from 2.5 to 7.7 miles and from 583 to 761 feet above sea level. Start checking them out and you'll be out on the trail in no time!
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Top trails (13)
Two Mountains Scenic Drive: Mountain Home to Mountain View
#2 - Two Mountains Scenic Drive: Mountain Home to Mountain View
Mountain Home, Arkansaseasy
(10)
(10)Length: 49.1 mi
Pigeon Creek Trail (East Side)
#3 - Pigeon Creek Trail (East Side)
Pigeon Creek Public Use Areamoderate(35)
(35)Length: 4.2 mi • Est. 2 h
David's Trail: Robinson Point to Panther Bay
#4 - David's Trail: Robinson Point to Panther Bay
Robinson Point Use Areamoderate(22)
(22)Length: 6.7 mi • Est. 3 h 9 m
First class, all-purpose trail ideal for hiking, trail running, mountain biking, and walking. Rolling elevations provide a good workout, lake views. Wide as a country road, the 4-foot width reduces ticks & chiggers risk in summer. Mile markers are provided in the form of sturdy picnic tables. Trailheads and parking at Robinson Point and Panther Bay, restrooms available seasonally. Look for eagles nest directly overhead near the Panther Bay trailhead.
David’s Trail is 17-miles long with five trailheads, and future plans to extend the trail to the Missouri border.
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Norfolk Trail, Norfork Dam to Briarcliff
#5 - Norfolk Trail, Norfork Dam to Briarcliff
Mountain Home, Arkansasmoderate(18)
(18)Length: 5.2 mi • Est. 2 h 21 m
Choose either 2.6 mile point-to-point or 5 miles out-and-back. Moderate challenge, rocky tread in places, views of lake after leaf-off. Norfork Trail is 13 miles linear with six trailheads, following Lake Norfork's western shore ¼ of the lake’s length.
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Pigeon Creek (West Side)
#6 - Pigeon Creek (West Side)
Pigeon Creek Public Use Areamoderate(15)
(15)Length: 3.7 mi • Est. 1 h 39 m
Pigeon Creek loop trail network consists of loops on both sides of highway 201, totaling 12 miles. The trails were created for mountain biking, but hikers outnumber bicyclists. This west loop includes a spur trail paralleling a creek arm of the lake, and loop trails through tall pines. Parking is available on both sides of the highway. Show more
Pigeon Creek Trail System
#7 - Pigeon Creek Trail System
Pigeon Creek Public Use Areamoderate(15)
(15)Length: 7.7 mi • Est. 3 h 36 m
Norfork Trail: Devils Backbone to Georges Cove
#8 - Norfork Trail: Devils Backbone to Georges Cove
Mountain Home, Arkansasmoderate(8)
(8)Length: 4.8 mi • Est. 2 h 9 m
The trail is always weedy by late summer. Arkansas Master Naturalists volunteers clear Norfork Trail once annually in early winter with blowers and trimmers, best hiking in winter after its annual maintenance. Summer weeds warrant insect protection against ticks and chiggers.
The Norfork Trail follows the western shore of Lake Norfork 13 miles from Norfork Dam to Fish & Fiddle Road, with six trailheads resulting in five 2-3 mile segments. This is a rolling forest trail with occasional lake views.
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Bidwell Park Loop Trail
#9 - Bidwell Park Loop Trail
Mountain Home, Arkansaseasy(4)
(4)Length: 0.9 mi • Est. 28 m
Pines and hardwoods trail with a nice overlook above rocky shore of Lake Norfork. Although campground gates are locked in winter, hikers are permitted to park at the front gate and walk back into the campground where the trailhead is located on east side of campground.Show more
Norfork Trail: Briarcliff to Devils Backbone
#10 - Norfork Trail: Briarcliff to Devils Backbone
Mountain Home, Arkansasmoderate(3)
(3)Length: 5.2 mi • Est. 2 h 27 m
Choose either 2.6 mile point-to-point or 5 miles out-and-back. Moderate challenge, rocky tread in places, views of lake after leaf-off. Briarcliff Trailhead is also known as Shoal Creek, Devils Backbone also called Sycamore Highlands Trailhead. Norfork Trail is 13-mile linear trail, with six trailheads, following the western shore of Lake Norfork ¼ of the lake’s length. Weedy in summer, hikers should take measures against ticks & chiggers, bug problems abate in Autumn. Volunteers clear the trail annually in fall or winter.
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