![]() History & Culture
Learn more about Hot Spring National Park's unique cultural and natural history. ![]() Profiles from the Past
Learn about the influential lives of bathhouse attendants and their significance to the Black community in Hot Springs. ![]() Bathhouses of Hot Springs
Delve into the history, economics, and environmental considerations that led to the creation of Bathhouse Row. ![]() Uncovering Ral City
What lengths would you go to for free access to hot springs? Discover the unique history of water access at Hot Springs National Park. ![]() WWII and Hot Springs National Park
Veterans had been using the bathhouses in Hot Springs National Park since earlier wars and continued to seek its healing waters in WWII. ![]() Archeology
Hot Springs NP has a dense, rich archeological record with 92 sites and counting. Learn more about our history's mysteries. ![]() Follow the Water
Learn more about how the thermal springs are formed and why the thermal springs in Hot Springs are different than other springs. ![]() Hot Springs Geology
The story of the Park's thermal springs begins with rocks that formed over 400 million years ago... ![]() Experience the Water
Want to take a soak? Or have a drink of ancient water? Learn about the various ways that you can experience the thermal springs in the Park. ![]() Thermophiles
Learn more about the extreme, heat-loving creatures that call the thermal springs home! ![]() Climate Change
Learn more about the impacts of climate change on Hot Springs National Park and the thermal water that flows through this land. ![]() Wildland Fire
Get fired up about the forests and fire management practices of the Park. ![]() Wildlife
Learn about the wildlife in the Park. ![]() Mammals
Hot Springs National Park is home to a diverse range of mammalian inhabitants, which range tiny chipmunks to 400 pound black bears. ![]() Amphibians
Amphibians are a type of animal that spends one or more stages of life in the water. They include frogs, toads, and salamanders. ![]() Trees & Shrubs
The mountains surrounding Hot Springs National Park are covered with deciduous and evergreen trees and shrubs. Explore their world. ![]() Unique Plants
Many unique plants have adapted to life near the thermal springs. Learn more. ![]() Inventory & Monitoring
I&M builds a strong scientific foundation for the management and protection of natural resources in the Park. Learn more. ![]() Things To Do
Explore, Learn, and Relax! Learn all about the things to do in our Park. ![]() Hiking
With 26 miles of hiking trails in the Park, you can find great views, beautiful forest scenery, and feel like you're not in the City. ![]() Soak in the Springs
Fully submerge yourself in the thermal water and let your worries melt away. ![]() Top 10 Things to Know to Plan Your Trip
Get the latest information about the park to make sure your summer trip is the best ever! ![]() Hot Springs Mountain Tower
View Hot Springs from atop the Mountain Tower. Learn more about the history of this Hot Springs icon. ![]() Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Take a look at our FAQ's for more answers. |
Last updated: March 24, 2024