This information is a public record of the 1981 NRT application and may be out of date if it has not been updated by a trail manager --
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Village Creek - Lake Dunn Trail

State Frontcountry Trail

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7 miles
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Route Type
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Village Creek State Park south of Wynne, Arkansas. Photo by Thomas R Machnitzki.

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Location: At Village Creek State Park just E of Wynne.

States: Arkansas

The Lake Dunn Trail's northern trailhead is at the Lake Dunn Dam and is also accessible from the park's campground. Or via a connecting hike/bike trail from the Visitors' Center parking lot.

The 2.77-mile one-way Lake Dunn Trail takes you on an easy walk around the shore before veering off into the deep forest. Rather than backtrack, use connecting trails to form a roughly 7-mile loop back to your starting point. If you don't mind sharing space with bikers and equestrians, veer east onto the park's multi-use trails and take one of the northbound trails back through the woods to the banks of Lake Dunn. A full trail map is available on the park's website.

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Allowed Uses:

Hiking/Walking

Public Contact

Village Creek State Park
Route 3
Wynne, AR 72396

Contact the trail manager for current maps and visiting details.

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Certified as an NRT
Jun 7, 1981

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