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I had a cool visit to Mt. Nebo State Park with my son and his girlfriend a few weeks ago. I posted here the cell phone video I took of the waterfall. (When flowing, it is located on the Gum Springs Trail, just a little bit below the rim level at the mountain’s south end.) Here are some photos I took of the waterfall. 
Waterfall at Mount Nebo State Park, Dardanelle, Arkansas 
Underneath the Mount Nebo Waterfall 
Waterfall 
About a week ago, I went out to Mount Nebo State Park and was very excited to see the waterfall flowing well. The seasonal waterfall is located just a little bit below the rim level at the south end of the mountain. The easiest way to get to it is to go down the Gum Springs Trail. Here is some video I took of the waterfall with my cell phone. 
Back on February 27, I was excited to get to see the waterfall at Mount Nebo State Park. Here are a couple of photos I took. Click photo for larger view.
Waterfall at Mount Nebo State Park, Dardanelle, Arkansas 
Mount Nebo Waterfall [Updated: 2012-01-03]
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View from North Side of Mount Nebo. (Taken with cell phone 2.27.2011.) I had a really nice hike on the Rim Trail at Mt. Nebo State Park (near Russellville, Arkansas). It was overcast and breezy on the mountain with temperatures in the 60′s and 70′s. It was very nice hiking weather.The waterfall was flowing which was pretty cool. I’ll try to post photos I took soon.
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Nebo Steps Trail – Mt. Nebo State Park Nebo Steps (.1 mile) and Nebo Springs (.3 miles) are two short trails at Mt. Nebo State Park which connect the rim and bench levels of the mountain. (See here for more about the two levels.)This hike makes a .7-mile loop of the two trails. Interactive Nebo Steps/Nebo Springs Loop GPX Map Read more … |
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I did not find the short Nebo Steps Trail to be that interesting. This trail (which starts from the Rim Trail near the Visitor Center) is basically a stone step staircase going from the 
