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No admission feeA downtown Hot Springs shop selling crystals, minerals, gemstones and handmade jewelry.
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A lattice steel observation tower on Hot Springs Mountain with wide views of the surrounding hills, lakes, and city.
401 Hot Springs Mountain Dr., Hot Springs, AR 71901 · Hot Springs, AR
A lattice steel observation tower stands on Hot Springs Mountain in Hot Springs, Arkansas. An elevator carries visitors up to observation decks that look out over the Ouachita Mountains, the Diamond Lakes area, and the city below. Construction started in 1982 and the tower opened to the public in 1983. A gift shop at the base sells local crafts, regional souvenirs, and collectibles. Free parking is available and the site is wheelchair accessible. Visitors often pair a stop here with other sightseeing in Hot Springs National Park.
The closest stops to Hot Springs Mountain Tower, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
A downtown Hot Springs shop selling crystals, minerals, gemstones and handmade jewelry.
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Stroll past eight historic bathhouses in Hot Springs National Park, two of which still offer thermal baths.
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A federal park in the middle of Hot Springs, Arkansas, known for historic bathhouses, thermal springs, and forested trails.
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A historic 1912 bathhouse on Bathhouse Row offering traditional thermal mineral baths and spa services.
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A monthly downtown art walk where Hot Springs galleries stay open late with new exhibits, coordinated by the local arts alliance's gallery guide.
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Tour the visitor center exhibits on the Little Rock Nine across from the still-operating high school they integrated in 1957.
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