Scott County Museum of History
Check pricesA local history museum in Waldron preserving the story of Scott County, Arkansas.

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Mountaintop Arkansas state park in the Ouachitas with a historic inn-turned-lodge, campsites, and hiking and biking trails.
3877 Highway 88 West, Mena, AR 71953 · Mena, AR
This state park sits on Rich Mountain in the Ouachita range, offering wide mountain views from its renovated lodge. Its history traces back to a late-1800s Victorian resort built on the summit, and the current lodge is the third inn to occupy the site. Visitors can dine at the on-site restaurant, stay in lodge rooms or a cabin, and camp at the 41 campsites. Trails suit hikers and mountain bikers, and interpretive programs cover the mountain's wildlife, plants, and history. The park is reached by the Talimena National Scenic Byway.
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