1. Sugarloaf Mountain

2. Dam Site Recreation Area/Greers Ferry Lake

3. Red Apple Inn and Country Club

4. Ruland Junction Train Museum

5. Fishing on the Little Red River

6. Bridal Veil Falls

7. Stroll Down Historical Downtown Heber Springs

8. Collins Creek Trailhead

9. Sandy Beach Adventure

10. Heber Springs Aquatics Center

11. Ozark Country Market

12. Gem Theater

13. Spring Park

14. Cleburne County Historical Society

15. Mossy Bluff National Nature Trail

Bonus: The Greers Ferry Dam

Calling all leaf peepers, this one's for you! This fall season, you’ll want to plan a trip to Maplewood Cemetery in Harrison Arkansas.

Located just 40 miles east of Eureka Springs, this stunning cemetery is the best place to marvel at fall foliage in Arkansas.

During late October when autumn is at its peak, you can drive through the tree canopy and experience the most magical spectacle of colors.

As you walk or drive through the area, you'll be delighted by the streets and walkways that are blanketed with shedding leaves as far as the eyes can see.

While the maple trees are breathtaking, this resting place is also a solemn but peaceful sanctuary lined with rows and rows of stunning headstones adorned with beautiful bouquets.

So, no matter where you live in the Natural State, Maplewood Cemetery belongs on your fall bucket list.

Established in 1880, Texarkana was a major hub for folks traveling through the Arkansas and Texas area by railroad.

Due to the growing popularity of the railroad, the town was a hotspot for violence that included high crimes, murders, lynchings, and more.

At first glance, Texarkana resembles a quintessential Arkansas town with gorgeous architecture and a commercial district lined with local businesses.

For instance, Hotel Grim was once a grand hotel in town and was well-known for its spooky encounters. Built in 1925, this hotel was a symbol of opulence while it was in operation.

Another notable location is the historic Union Station that is known to be one of the most haunted places in town. Constructed in the late 1920s, the gorgeous station was a major hub for several railroads that serviced the area, and it contributed to the growth of Texarkana.

More historical and haunted sites and buildings include the Miller County Courthouse, East Side of Broad Street, and the McCartney Hotel (across the street from Union Station in Texas).

So, if you're searching for a way to add a little thrill to your Halloween adventures, take the Haunted Texarkana Ghost Walk. You'll learn the history of the buildings while you chase those unsettled spirits trapped in limbo.

Situated halfway between Little Rock and Pine Bluff Arkansas, you’ll find one of the best small-town diners in our state.

Inside this quaint diner, you’ll find a warm atmosphere with modest seating and walls adorned with signs promoting family and love.

Whether you go for lunch or dinner, chances are, you’ll run into a local or a regular customer.

The menu includes salads, burgers, chicken platters, fish platters, steaks, as well as daily lunch specials.

If you’re hungry, start with a heaping pile of fried pickles. These deep fried, bite sized morsels is the best appetizer on the menu.

Farm raised catfish is served daily and you can get it fried or grilled. Served with 2 sides plus hushpuppies, you can’t go wrong ordering this.

Forget those chain steakhouses, the Family Diner dishes up a 12 oz ribeye and a 20 oz porterhouse that have locals and visitors coming back for more.

But don’t skip over the mouthwatering burgers. They are packed with flavor and oh-so delicious.

No matter what you order, be sure to save room for a slice of freshly baked homemade pie.

The Farmers’ Almanac has been making predictions since 1818, so we will trust the information that the experts provide. However, we know that Mother Nature has a mind of her own.

According to the experts, “the BRRR is back!” So, bundle up for unseasonable cold and stormy conditions in Arkansas this year.

In fact, we will have some blizzards blowing snow into our region. Of course, this means we will be hibernating longer this winter.

But wet, wintery conditions aren't all bad. After all, it’s the perfect weather to cozy up inside a rustic cabin.

Or if you don’t mind the colder weather, then you'll be delighted to explore our state parks or chase some frozen cascades.

And if we are blessed this year, we might have a white Christmas. And who doesn’t dream of that?

The MacArthur Museum of Arkansas is housed in a historic 1840 arsenal building in Little Rock.

Through live exhibits and various programs, the museum preserves Arkansas’ rich military heritage and tells the legendary stories of our brave soldiers.

There are tons of exhibits both inside and outside the arsenal building. They include weapons, photographs, artifacts, uniforms, as well as this 1943 Willys Jeep.

One of the most significant exhibits is of General Douglas MacArthur, the well-decorated veteran who was born at the facility in 1880.

While the museum plays a significant role in preserving our military history, it is most famously known for being a hotspot for paranormal activity.

Countless ghost hunters, psychics, paranormal investigators and enthusiasts have reported sightings at the museum.

Other reports speak of the frightening tale of a wandering widow in white waiting at the top of the stairs for her husband to return from the battlefield.

Whether you believe in ghosts or not, there is no denying that there are high levels of paranormal activity at this historic building.

With a name like Best Donuts, it’s guaranteed that this donut shop is living up to its claims.

Inside the cute bakery, you’ll be greeted with the welcoming smell of freshly baked donuts, it will be hard to resist ordering one of everything.

There are rows and rows of donuts that include strawberry sprinkle, chocolate glazed, Bavarian filled, apple fritters, and everything in between.

If you ask me, you can’t go wrong with whatever you choose. The donuts are fried to perfection, and you’ll want to get there early before your favorites are sold out.

Of course, the classic glazed donut is the absolute best, and I could easily eat this entire tray with no issues. Don’t judge me!

Plus, the donut holes are the perfect bite size treats. These tiny morsels of goodness will satisfy any sweet tooth.

Other selections include cinnamon twists, cinnamon rolls, cro-nuts, blueberry cake donuts, bear claws, and so much more!

If for some odd reason, donuts are not your thing, have no worries. Best Donuts also has some of the best kolaches in town.

No donut shop is complete without coffee, right? And at Best Donuts, you can treat yourself to a delicious, iced coffee to enjoy with your donuts. Yum!

Calling all nature lovers and photographers, if you want to witness the best of the fall season, then you must hike the Sam’s Loop Trail in Mount Judea.

Tucked inside the Ozarks, the trailhead is located at the Sam’s Throne Campground. While the trail can be a bit rugged in some areas, the rewards are worth every step.

You’ll be able to witness the stunning colors of the Ozarks from countless vantage points.

Be sure to bring your camera along because the breathtaking vistas are the perfect backdrop for some Instagrammable pics.

The Ozarks is known for its picturesque rolling hills, and on this fall hike, you’ll witness vibrant hues of yellows, reds, and oranges, as far as the eye can see.

While the views are stunning any time of day, we recommend this hike in the morning, so that you can maximize your time basking in all the beauty.

There’s no doubt that you’ll find tons of hidden gems as you trek.

Just 50 miles south of Bentonville, you'll find the tiny, scenic town of Winslow Arkansas. Though it has less than 500 residents, this sleepy little town is a dream come true for lovers of the fall season.

The town comes alive in the autumn, bursting with yellow, orange, and red changing leaves. And its location in the Ozarks makes it an ideal place to witness the best of the season.

During the fall months, expect seasonal events that include arts and craft shows, workshops, musical celebrations, and so much more.

However, for the ultimate autumn adventure, hop on board the Arkansas Missouri Railroad for its fall excursion.

The 3-hour trip between Van Buren to Winslow features the most picturesque views of the Ozarks. As you traverse through the Boston Mountains, you'll be mesmerized by the vibrant countryside.

But the train ride isn't the only way to marvel at the fall colors. The picturesque town has lots of scenic spots that's bursting with stunning hues.

Take a hike through Devil's Den State Park or rent a cabin in the woods and fully immerse in all the surrounding beauty.

True Outdoor enthusiasts will want to hike to the top of White Rock Mountain. There's no better place to marvel at the season than from 2,260 feet above sea level.

Of course, you'll run into some hidden gems as you explore this gorgeous town. Photographers will want to make the best of these scenic spots.

And if chasing waterfalls is your thing, then you'll be delighted to know that there are endless cascades that are flowing during the fall season.

1. Schaefers and Collins Pumpkin Patch, Mayflower

2. Motley's Pumpkin Patch, Little Rock

3. Pumpkin Hollow, Piggott

4. Peebles Farm and Corn Maze, Augusta

5. Hicks Family Farms, Lonoke

6. Farmland Adventures, Springdale

7. McGarrah Farms, Pea Ridge