natural bridge

This is just a natural formation between two boulders. It is exactly what the billboard says it is, a natural bridge.

Great natural attraction, close to Clinton. Nice curvy drive down to the bridge. The man at the log house gave an excellent explanation of the bridge and it's history. Both log cabins have historical artifacts in them. Leaves were changing colors and weather was great adding to the flavor of the trip!! A must see if you're in the area!

I had seen this as a girl, and took my friend, who lives nearby, but had never seen it. Only $5 for adults, less for children and seniors. Amazing rock formations, great history from the man in the giftshop, and peaceful, quiet settings. The walking trail is not difficult. The gift shop had rocks, wood carvings, books, and a variety of souvenirs (had to get a coffee cup), and for reasonable prices. The wide variety of carved cedar rubber-band shooters in the gift shop brought back memories of great times with my brother.

The drive down to the "bridge" was very pretty. I couldn't get very close to the actual bridge. The old cabin was interesting.

Very nice for a pit stop on our road trip. It was a nice stretch break with a pretty view. The bathroom was very clean and the whole area was well maintained. For $5 a person you can't beat this nice little tourist attraction. Bring some bug spray though, mosquitoes were buzzing all around us and that was the one thing I wish I would've had.

While driving South on highway 65 toward Little Rock, saw a large sign to "Natural Bridge"... (Just outside Clinton, Arkansas)...Turned onto a road that winds through scenic Ozarks... For 5-10 minutes, the path twists and descends. Finally, you'll come to a parking lot beside a log cabin..A great attraction for myself and my dog... Dog-friendly, picnic area, beautiful surroundings, and log cabins & history... A nice place for a driving break... The man inside was informative and friendly... $5 is a nice price, especially to support this attraction.... (If I were to return, I would bring a picnic lunch)