White water kayaking, canoeing, and rafting on the National Wild and Scenic Mulberry river. The Mulberry is known for its class I and II whitewater. ATV/OHV trail riding, cabin rentals, campsite rentals, and Byrd's Riverfront Restaurant.
The headwaters of the Mulberry originate in the heart of the Boston Mountains, which are the highest and most rugged of the Ozarks. Many of the mountain ridges that define the edges of the watershed peak out at over 2300′ elevation. The Mulberry flows approximately 62 miles west-southwest to its confluence with the Arkansas River. Along the way it drains almost 400 square miles, the majority of which lies in the Ozark National Forest.
If you’re looking for an unforgettable adventure in Arkansas, you can’t miss a visit to Pam’s Grotto. This hidden gem is located just a stone’s throw away from the HorseHead Lake Lodge, making it the perfect destination for anyone looking for a refreshing escape into nature. The star of the show is undoubtedly the breathtaking waterfall that cascades into a crystal-clear pool, offering a perfect spot for swimming and cooling off in the heat of the day.
WINERY 15 miles / 19 minute drive from Horsehead Lake
Mount Bethel Winery is a charming family-owned business passed down through generations, where all 8 of Eugene Post’s children actively help operate the vineyards.
Come visit our tasting room, where Peggy, Kasey, or Peggy Ann Post will warmly greet you with a smile and share the rich history of our winery.
Join us in celebrating our love for wine and creating joyful memories.
WINERY 15 miles / 20 minute drive from Horsehead Lake
Post Winery in Arkansas, established since the 1870s, They’ve improved table wines, focusing on Muscadine varietals, and cultivate disease-resistant grapes like Ives Noir and Seyval Blanc. Northwestern Arkansas’s unique climate produces superior Muscadine fruit.
The winery offers a retail store, The Trellis Room restaurant, and exclusive products like Blue Parachute, a top-notch Muscadine d’asti-style wine.
WINERY 13 miles / 15 minute drive from Horsehead Lake
After graduating from Pulaski Academy, Audrey House pursued Psychology at the University of Oklahoma.
Despite no formal training, she became a viticultural force while working at The Greenhouse.
In 1998, she bought 20 acres on St. Mary’s Mountain, transforming the Chardonnay vineyards planted in 1980. Living in a tent for a year, Audrey shaped the vineyards with occasional visitors’ help.
RESTURANT 15 miles / 20 minute drive from Horsehead Lake
Chef Stephen “Steve” Daney, known for 20+ years of culinary expertise, is celebrated for his New Orleans-style cuisine at Alligator Ray’s.
Formerly the mayor’s chef in New Orleans, he hosted prestigious guests and prepared meals for presidents.
With a rich career spanning Arkansas restaurants, Daney continues to impress with his Cajun and soulful creations.