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About The Ouachita Mountains:
Pronounced "wah-shi-tah" this range is located in southwestern Arkansas and southeastern Oklahoma. The Ouachita Mountains contain the Ouachita National Forest and Hot Springs National Park as well as numerous state parks and scenic byways. The mountains are covered in broad-leafed temperate forests that include rivers, valleys, and many beautiful hollows, caves, grottos, creeks, and cliffs. They are mostly plateau-like fold mountains that are part of the U.S. Interior Highlands, which also includes the Ozarks; sometimes the regions are refereed to collectively. Both ranges are unusual because they run east to west, unlike the Rockies and Appalachians, which run north to south. They are as old as the Appalachian Mountains and their highest point, which is also the higest elevation in the State of Arkansas, is Mount Magazine; 2,753 feet above sea-level.

More Links to Information on the Area:
Caddo Indians: Area information as well as how it related to a local tribe.
Arkansas State Parks: A list of parks with trail and activity information.
Forest Service: Information for Ouachita.
Structural Geology of the Ouachita Mountains: Scientific information by the instructor James S. Aber

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