There are over 30 miles of natural, secluded trails found within the gates of Hot Springs Village, and offer the perfect setting for taking a quick run, enjoying a long bike ride, or simply exploring the natural beauty here.
View the Hot Springs Village Nature Trails Map
- DeSoto Multipurpose Trail, 3.4 Miles – Map
- Sonora – Calella Trail, 0.4 Miles – Map
- Waypoint Trail, 0.7 Miles – Map
- Santa Maria Cart/Bicycle Lane, 1.3 Miles
- DeSoto Nature Trail, 1.2 Miles – Map
- DeSoto Spillway Trail, 0.77 Miles – Map
- Barcelona Cart/Bicycle Lane, 1.2 Miles
- Carmona Cart/Bicycle Lane, 1.1 Miles
- Hernando Trail, 8.6 Miles – East Map, West Map
- Coronado Boat Ramp Trail, 0.35 Miles – Map
- Coronado Fitness Trail, 1 Mile – Map
- Cedar Creek Trail, 3.1 Miles – Map
- Magellan Beaver Dam Trail, 0.6 Miles – Map
- Balboa Trail, 2.1 Miles – Map
- Herradura Trail, 0.4 Miles – Map
Maps and trail surveys are also available in boxes at most trail heads. Pets are welcome on the Village trails but must be leashed, cleaned up after and under positive control of the owner. 15 mph speed limit for multipurpose trails. Pedestrians have the right of way.
View the Hot Springs Village Nature Trails Map
Since Hot Springs Village is nestled so close to the Ouachita National Forest it is only natural that wildlife will make an appearance. However, the recent sightings of bears is a cause of concern. We do not do the bears any justice if we teach them that there is a food source for them in the area. We are asking that residents remove any bird feeders and pet food sources as well as securing trash so that we do not lure any bears to our properties. If you do see a bear you are asked to call the HSV Police Department in order to inform them of the bear’s location. 
