Stunning Frozen Arkansas Waterfalls That Will Melt Your Heart

With the falling temperatures expected by Monday and lows in the teens and single digits by Tuesday morning in most of Arkansas that can make for some pretty amazing ice sculptures such as a waterfall.

Arkansas is home to more than 200 year-round waterfalls from towering horsetail waterfalls to sparkling flowing cascades. During the winter months of sub-freezing temperatures, some of these waterfalls freeze over and are a sight to see. No pun intended, but these remarkable waterfalls you could say are frozen in time for at least a moment.

YouTuber Trove1 took the backwoods of the rugged forest of Arkansas in 2021 and hiked several trails to discover some of the best waterfalls in the natural state. Seeing a waterfall is always a thing of beauty but seeing one up close frozen is mesmerizing, to say the least.

Glory Hole Waterfall

Glory Hole Trail in the Ozarks is home to one of Arkansas' Most Spectacular Waterfalls a summer hot spot for hikers but seeing this in the winter is like icing on the cake.

Lost Valley - Eden Falls

Eden Falls is located on the Buffalo National River near Ponca, Arkansas. Eden Falls is located at the base of a box canyon.

Alum Cove

Alum Cove is home to the Natural Bridge Recreation Area and trail near Deer, Arkansas. The views are stunning during the wintertime or anytime during the year.

Falling Waters

Fallings is located right off the highway just south of the Richland Creek Wilderness Area so you don't have to walk to see a spectacular waterfall. The Ozark region has numerous waterfalls in this area for hiking or swimming during the summer months.

So if you are looking for an unforgettable experience seeing any of these popular waterfalls in Arkansas is something you will never forget. Mother Nature is quite the artist! The only thing missing is Olaf from the movie "Frozen" but I'm sure if you look hard enough I bet you can find him.

Warning: If you decide to hike the mountains during this time of year be advised that rocks can be very slick and dangerous. Make sure you are properly prepared with the proper hiking boots, outerwear, and an emergency kit for safety measures. Other than that enjoy the show!

Arkansas is called the Natural State for a reason and this is why.