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Mount Magazine State Park

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Mount Magazine State Park

Location: On Scenic Highway 309 approximately 17 miles south of Paris; or, from Danville, 9 miles west on AR 10 to Havana, then 10 miles north on Scenic Highway 309.
Facilities: 60-room mountain lodge with restaurant, conference center, enclosed swimming pool, fitness center and 13 fully equipped cabins (all-new lodge and cabins opened Spring 2006); 18 campsites, scenic overlook, hiking trails, pavilion, picnic area, restrooms, visitor center with exhibit gallery and gift shop (é).
Activities: Camping, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, rock climbing, rappelling, hang gliding, ORV adventure, backpacking, interpretive programs.
Special Features: Park is located in the Ozark National Forest atop Magazine Mountain, the state's highest mountain, offering panoramic vistas of river valleys, canyons, and distant mountains. The park is a destination for outdoor sports and extreme adventure enthusiasts and is the state parks system's most dramatic location for technical rock climbing.
Address: 16878 Hwy 309 S
Paris, AR 72855
Phone: 479-963-8502;
Fax: 479-963-1031;
Web: www.arkansasstateparks.com/parks/park.asp?id=41
Size: 2,200 acres.

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8 percent from 2006, mainly because the Mount Magazine State Park Lodge opened in 2006.
But the spirit returned as we rise majestically into Ouachita Mountains in Mount Magazine State Park, and checked into The Pine Lodge with its incredible views of the Petit Jean Valley 1,000ft below.
But our spirits returned as we rose majestically into Ouachita Mountains in Mount Magazine State Park, and checked into The Pine Lodge with its views of the Petit Jean Valley 1,000ft below.
 
 
 
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