Grand Promenade

Experience the Scenic Grand Promenade in Hot Springs National Park

Located in Hot Springs National Park, the scenic Grand Promenade is a half-mile paved walking path that runs behind Bathhouse Row. This beautiful, forested trail features plenty of benches and tables perfect for picnicking, and an impressive lookout point above a valley. One of the key attractions along the Grand Promenade is the Hot Water Cascade, an open hot spring. It is the largest visible spring in the park and offers a captivating sight as the water flows down a series of moss-covered rocks.

A Trail for Everyone

Past visitors have praised the Grand Promenade as an excellent way to experience the park, especially for those with limited mobility. For the most picturesque views, it’s recommended to follow the path up to the Mountain Tower.

How to Get to the Grand Promenade

Accessibility Options

Depending on your accessibility needs, you can access the Grand Promenade via one of four entry points:

• The Reserve Street entrance, which is accessed via stairs
• The Fountain Street entrance, which features a ramp
• Stephen’s Balustrade, which offers a grand staircase
• An access ramp located behind the Fordyce Bathhouse

Hours of Operation

The Grand Promenade is accessible free of charge, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

For more information, visit the Grand Promenade page on the National Park Service website.