Mount Nebo State Park

We drove up from Conway for the Northern Lights because it was the closest place where we could see them according to Google. We were not disappointed! We could even see a little red with the naked eye, but it is always best to take photos. Also met a very nice lady from Texas; everyone was helping each other out to make sure no one fell in the dark. It is SO dark up there! The lights of town are pretty from up there too.

This is the second time we have visited Mount Nebo in six months' time. End of December 2024 and mid-May 2025. Beautiful scenery both times! Loved riding up the mountain on our motorcycles. The cabin we stayed in was excellent! Clean, cool, comfortable, and a full kitchen. The towels were thick, and I liked the soap available. I was surprised to have hotel like treatment! I'd definitely stay here again.

Mountain Nebo NEVER let's us down. I have been coming there for almost 40 years and now get to bring my daughter. It is wonderful.

Always enjoy camping here, most especially the cabins! Cabin 4 has a gorgeous sunset view & it's next to the Gum Springs trail with seasonal waterfall.

The views here are breath taking , and panoramic. And u get a lot of everything as in the terrain of the trails . Rim trail was great . But there is a lot of glass broken on this trail . I guess from 100 years of using it up there . Idk . But as a hole will be back . Just no dog . It be rough on them .but other than that take in the view .it's truly amazing . And the visitor center is nice as all get out

Very cool spot to visit. The road going up is very steep with lots of tight switchbacks. We were fine in a pickup truck, but I think they have restrictions on camper/trailer lengths, so you might want to check that out if you plan to take a camper. We just visited for the day and hiked the Rim Trail. It was a great trail with lots a views all the way around Mount Nebo. I highly recommend that trail. They also have some nice picnic spots and a nice visitors center on the north side. We will be back.

My husband and I recently spent a few crisp fall days at Mount Nebo State Park in the historic Cottage #1, which has been completely renovated. It's quiet serenity is the perfect place to recharge, but be mindful, while Cottage #1 is truly wonderful, it is slightly removed from the incredible vistas offered by a number of the more rustic CCC cabins that line the western rim, like numbers 2 - 10 and 12 - 15. We plan on making a future trip in one of these for an entirely different experience. Mount Nebo is unique in that one can enjoy incredible vistas from North, South, East and West, each uniquely beautiful and special in its own right. There are miles of hiking trails ranging from easy to difficult, but aside from one difficult hike downward to the waterfall, we walked every square inch of the more easy top of the mountain roads and byways. Be sure to check out Cornwall House for a wonderful history told in pictures and verse. There's a great pool with a view and a visitor's center worth a visit. This was our first but definitely not our last visit to this lovely park.

Rented cabin 1 (lovely cabin btw). Local Blue Jays are more opinionated than most. Summer Tanager heard but not seen, Eastern Wood Peewee ubiquitous along with Crow. Trails are very flexible and entertaining. Chigger bites in early September. Nebo Springs and Steps were technical and fun, as was Summit. I appreciated having my hiking poles and boots. Rim trail was relaxing, still strongly recommend proper footwear. Trails were very well marked! It was unsettling to spend days in the park in its mix of historic and otherwise managed properties, peppered with dilapidated private properties, with dilapidated vehicles. It detracted from the enchanting quality of this area, and the feeling of being in a state park.