It's not often I am in Clarksville, Arkansas so finding this trail was such a treat!
My job has me in that area every other week for a while, so I went searching for some places to run.
The one on Spadra Creek is just beautiful!
The one on Spadra Creek is just beautiful!
I began at the trail head near the University of the Ozarks campus
right next to this sign.
The main trail is paved and very well lit, but there are lots of little paths going off to the side and down to the water.
Isn't this a curious building? Does anyone know its history? I'd love to hear about it if you do!
It's hard to run when you keep stopping to take photographs! ;-)
How pretty is this path thru the woods?
How pretty is this path thru the woods?
Dandelion puffs always make me smile!
A charming old iron bridge marks the other end of the trail.
Take a look at the views on either side.
Isn't it lovely?
There are glimpses of the creek throughout the route.
A few streets that have to be crossed to complete the 1.7 miles.
Honestly, that is a negative for me, but traffic stopped quickly and I never felt in danger.
How cute is this bicycle shop?
Spadra Creek Trail is a wonderful place to spend an evening!
Where have you been lately?
;-) -Marci
This is beautiful! And I hope someone tells you about that interesting stone building... there surely is a story. :) Let's see, where have I been lately? The past week has burst open all the spring leaves on the trees so it seems like everyday my drive home from work is a new path! Seriously, my front yard is a jungle! So, that is where I've been. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures! That looks like a place my family would love to visit... and learn about. I agree that the building looks interesting and it would be nice to find out its history. We are visiting some outlying parks/countryside lately, but no big trips... still, it has been enjoyable. :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks lovely here. Love the look of that old stone building :)
ReplyDeleteHa! I bet your "run" took a lot longer with all the stops for pictures, but I am sure glad you took your camera along for the run.
ReplyDelete:) gwingal
Beautiful trail and such lovely pictures.
ReplyDeleteI would love to walk around that area! So refreshing -- thanks for sharing the lovely pictures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scenery like this makes the run even better!
ReplyDeleteMarci, I love finding trails and I love the pictures of this one you shared with us! Thanks for linking up to Brag About It. Pinned :) Have a great week Marci!
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ReplyDeleteVery pretty there.Those pups on your sidebar are adorable. #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty. I’ve shared your post on social media.
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ReplyDeleteI second Grammy Dee. Thanks for linking up at #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty. I have shared this post on Twitter and Pinterest. I wish I was running that beautiful trail right now!
ReplyDeleteWalking and observing nature are so good for you, both physically and mentally. This looks like a wonderful trail. Thank you for linking up at #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty. I'm sharing your post on social media.
ReplyDeleteI love exploring great trails. The one looks exceptional.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this on #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty!
I love walking in nature too. What a relaxing place to explore! Thank you for sharing the Spadra Creek Nature Trail with us at the Healthy Happy Green and Natural Party Blog Hop. I'm pinning and sharing.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful area to run in but I know what you mean about trying to take photos when you run! LOL:) Thanks for linking up with us at #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty. I've shared on social media.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place! Thank you for sharing at #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty
ReplyDeleteI'm back again! I love taking walks thru trails like this and old parks. Looks like a nice place to visit.
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