Parks in Ozark, Arkansas

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Sandstone bouldering area about an hour from Fayetteville. Pockets, crimps, Fountaine slopers, one move wonders to deadly highballs, it has a lot of everything. Newly developed. Tends to be very powerful and overhung though. The most ... More on RockClimbing

Fountain Red is pretty big. It rained recently so there wasnt many problems that just stood out. Tons of stuff to do. I went today to scout it out and it just keeps going. It has great ... More on RockClimbing

Nice nice nice place! after a tado bouldering by the camp ground head on the highlands trail(either direction) to find some off the path ... More on RockClimbing

This is a great place to hike and boulder. Also, there are several well-travelled caves to spend the warmer parts of the day. As far as access is ... More on RockClimbing

Lots of sandstone boulders, several great roof areas, many aretes and cracks. This is a great place if you live in Fayetteville and don't have much time. There is much development needed. ... More on RockClimbing

Lake Atalanta is part of the city of Rogers parks system. The wall here is a 30 ft high slab of limestone with some fun climbing in the 5.6 to 5.7 range. There are harder boulder problems here and also nearby under development. The ... More on RockClimbing

Nice bouldering area on typical Ozark sandstone. Only about 8-10 routes up now ranging from VB-V4, but plenty of potential around. There are boulders close to road on left and by the creek on the right. There is also a fairly long ... More on RockClimbing

This area is closed until further notice, pending access issues. More on RockClimbing

Right off of little frog bayou. a little bit grown up More on RockClimbing