Discover the Majestic Magnolia Falls Trail in Deer, AR
The Magnolia Falls Trail near Deer, Arkansas offers an enchanting hiking experience through storybook-like forests and alongside rushing waters. This hiking area is especially captivating after rainfall, with the trail’s streams and small waterfalls creating a mesmerizing natural soundtrack.
At the trail’s end, hikers are rewarded with a spectacular view of Magnolia Falls itself—a powerful and stunning waterfall that leaves visitors in awe. The trail is well marked and gradually sloping, making it accessible for many outdoor enthusiasts. Along the way, you can enjoy the lush greenery, ferns, and occasional glimpses of local wildlife such as elk.
Whether you’re an avid hiker or simply seeking a peaceful retreat into nature, Magnolia Falls Trail offers a memorable journey through some of the most beautiful landscapes in the area.
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Melissa Flanagan
a month agoMichelle Milburn
8 months agoCarl “Mr Carl Arkansas dude” Andrews
9 months agoBeautiful waterfall! Several other falls in the area.
Lauri Rottmayer
10 months agoToday we hiked to see Magnolia Falls. After all the rain, it was really really muddy at the beginning of the trail. I felt like we were walking around lakes. Sometimes I felt like we were walking in the stream. We didn’t get too wet, but got pretty muddy. Now that the forests are starting to be green, they look like storybook forest trails. I loved that. I loved how this trail had so much water and little tiny waterfalls. When we got down to the big waterfall, there was this whole waterfall water, rushing amazingly spectacular situation that was just beyond anything I could’ve expected. It was absolutely the most beautiful waterfall we’ve seen yet and it was so big because of all the rain. Spectacular! I had heard that we would get to see plenty of wildflowers and magnolias, but we didn’t see any of that. Lots of ferns along the trail, which I love the way they look. Bonus we saw the elk right up on the road practically when we drove through Compton. I will never stop being excited to see them. 
H. Rice Brewer, Sr.
11 months ago