Prominent geological formations near this national park include the Bigfork Chert and the Stanley Shale.
Prominent geological formations near this national park include the Bigfork Chert and the Stanley Shale. It absorbed a pre-existing park centered on the Whittington Lake Reserve, and to its south is a Mesozoic-era igneous complex known as Magnet Cove. Large deposits of calcium carbonate on the Tufa Terrace Trail at this park begin at the Stevens Balustrade aboveits Grand Promenade. This park is located within the Zigzag Mountains, which is a subdivision of the Ouachita Mountain range, and contains the recreational area at Gulpha Gorge. The visitor center for this park is now situated at the Fordyce Bathhouse, which is part of its "Bathhouse Row," an area that boasts itself as part of the "Golden Age of Bathing." For 10 points, name this national park in central Arkansas, which is sometimes called the "American Spa" for its therapeutic water.
Prominent geological formations near this national park include the Bigfork Chert and the Stanley Shale.
Hot Springs National Park