Fall color of the Arkansas Ozarks surround this Historic Hotel of America.
(EUREKA SPRINGS, ARKANSAS) — “Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.” These words of French philosopher Albert Camus best describe the Arkansas Ozarks when these emerald hills and hollows begin their transformation into their fall brilliance. This brilliance acts like a tractor beam to area citizens who want to gaze upon this annual Technicolor spectacle. And at least one Northwest Arkansas city is ready to welcome these throngs of elated leaf lookers once again.
“Eureka Springs, clothed in its glistening fall coat, is a traditional top five destination according to TripAdvisor for taking in the colors of autumn,” said Jack Moyer, past chairman of the Greater Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce, “and we’ve surrounded Mother Nature with a plethora of fun events, activities and attractions.”
Events and activities include Gallery Strolls, Music In The Park, Dancing In The Park, Blue Grass Weekend, Voices In The Silent City, Oktoberfest, Zombie Crawl, Howl-O-Ween Spooktacular, and Diversity Weekend. Attractions open in the fall include Crescent Hotel Ghost Tours, Spirits of The Basin Tour, Intrigue Theater, Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, Ozark Mountain Ziplines, Belle of The Ozarks, nearby Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, and nearby Branson, Missouri.
“This total package is just what fall travelers to the Arkansas Ozarks are seeking,” Moyer added.
Digital electronics have further enhanced what Eureka has to offer. “Every October we are inundated with telephone calls inquiring about our fall foliage. ‘Have they started changing yet?’ ‘To what degree have they changed?’ With our hotel sitting on the highest point in the county, we thought it only appropriate to design a way to help interested parties see for themselves,” Moyer noted.
Moyer explained that the solution was to have the eurekaspringsfallfoliage.com webcam be placed in the Crescent’s Fountain Garden. The camera gives a wide view of this portion of the hotel’s 15 mountaintop acres and includes the huge hardwood trees that serve as a canopy over the hotel’s entranceway.
“True, there is no better way to see our fabulous fall colors than up close and in person,” concluded Moyer, “In the meantime, we hope folks will enjoy this new fall foliage feature. Our awesome, natural, autumnal feature performance of Mother Nature now can be shared worldwide.”
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Submitted by
Bill Ott
Billott.eurekasprings@gmail.com
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