Carwash Falls

4.7/5 (21 reviews)
Big Piney Creek flows south out of the Ozark Mountains down to its confluence with the Arkansas River near Russellville Arkansas. This area is popular with canoeists, kayakers, tubers, hikers, bikers, SXS/ATV riders, hunters, fishermen, and anyone that loves the outdoors. The trail parallels Big Pi... Read More
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Highlights of Carwash Falls

Camping Category Icon Camping
Forest Category Icon Forest
Scenic Category Icon Scenic
Water Category Icon Water
Highest Elevation
853 ft
Shape of Trail
Straight Through
Typically Open
Year Round
Best Direction
North
Official Trail Name
Big Piney Road - 5881
Nearest Town
Hagarville
Nearest Services
Hagarville
Management Agency
Ozark National Forest
District
Big Piney Ranger District (479) 284-3150 or (870) 446-5122

Overview

Big Piney Creek flows south out of the Ozark Mountains down to its confluence with the Arkansas River near Russellville Arkansas. This area is popular with canoeists, kayakers, tubers, hikers, bikers, SXS/ATV riders, hunters, fishermen, and anyone that loves the outdoors. The trail parallels Big Piney Creek and Hurricane Creek most of its length, offering beautiful water and foliage views along the way. The highlight of the trail is Carwash Falls, where a stream spills over the top of a small limestone bluff onto the road before entering Big Piney Creek.

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35 Trail Photos
1 Trail Concerns
21 Community Reviews
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