Devil's Den State Park

Devils Den State Park, near West Fork in the Arkansas Ozarks, is considered one of the best-preserved examples of Civilian Conservation Corps construction in the National Park system's design tradition, and much of its stonework and cabins remain in use today. The park takes its name from a network of sandstone crevices and small caves along Lee Creek. In recent years it has also become a mountain biking destination, with a dedicated bike park added to its trail system. Hiking trails wind through the crevice area and along the creek.