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Poteau/Cold Springs Ranger District

1 mi southwest of Waldron, AR · Verizon 5G · AT&T 5G · T-Mobile 5G

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First comebooking
Apr–May & Sep–Octbest months

About Poteau/Cold Springs Ranger District

Cold Springs Office (479)675-3256 PO Box 417 2190 E Main St Booneville AR 72927 Poteau Office (479) 637-4174 PO Box 2255 Jct Hwy 71 & 248 Waldron, AR 72958 Poteau-Cold Springs Ranger District is a 334,000 acre unit with a complex mix of natural resource management programs and public use opportunities. Caring for the land is its hallmark, 120,000 acres are dedicated to a unique, nationally recognized project designed to restore the fire-dependent Shortleaf pine/Bluestem grass ecosystem and help restore the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker. The area has also been recognized as Arkansas first “Birding Area”, designated a neo-tropical migratory bird viewing area. If you enjoy scenic driving check out Forest Road 158, along the crest of Poteau Mountain, just a short distance from the Poteau Mountain Multi Use trail. This route traverses the mountain top and is designated as the Poteau…

  • Managed by: Ouachita National Forest, FS
  • Where: 1 mi southwest of Waldron, AR · 34.88742, -94.10853

Things to do:

FishingHikingHorseback ridingSwimmingBikingOff-road (OHV)Wildlife & birdingHuntingHistory & culture

Weather by month

51°
29°Jan
56°
32°Feb
64°
39°Mar
73°
48°Apr
80°
57°May
87°
65°Jun
92°
69°Jul
92°
68°Aug
85°
60°Sep
74°
49°Oct
62°
38°Nov
53°
31°Dec

Typical daily highs and lows (°F), 1991–2020 NOAA normals. Best months: Apr–May & Sep–Oct (comfortable days, mild nights, little rain). Nights below freezing: Dec–Feb.

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Cell signal

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Night sky: Suburban

The Milky Way is faint and only shows overhead.

Class 5 of 9, from NASA/NOAA night-light data.