Pivot Rock and Natural Bridge

The Natural Bridge & Pivot Rock was neat to see, so wasn't to bad of a deal for $4, the gift shop was fun to look around in and the lady there running it was really sweet.

A little pricey for the sight. The hike past the formation was enjoyable. Nice to see once

My dad was born in Berryville, AR, just a few miles from Eureka Springs and passed away in Berryville March 4, 2008. He grew up in and around Eureka Springs (in the 1920's). This was his old stompin ground. I have pictures of my grandparents standing on and under the Natural Bridge. I never knew them so it was great to actually stand where they had stood. My dad used to take us here when we were visiting family on our family vacations so we could experience places he had been to as a young boy. Not the rat races and commericalism that many places are today. I guess you may need to really love nature and natural beauty to think highly of Pivot Rock and the Natural Bridge. I hope that it continues to be somewhere that I can go (I live in CA) to feel close to my dad. My children and neices and nephews have also been there and like it. I will be taking them all and my grandson there next month. It's a great place, with the trails, for the young ones to explore and a beautiful nature walk for those of us who are older to just slow down and enjoy the scenery.

small rock, small bridge, short hike, $3.50, 8 minutes, rip off. That sums up our experience. The rock was really small, the hike was really short, the bridge wasn't big either. We actually hiked past the rock because we weren't sure that it was what we had paid to see.