Fall in Arkansas is usually brief but glorious: especially so in North Little Rock, Arkansas. To help you make the most of the gorgeous fall color in Arkansas, we’ve narrowed down the massive list of our favorite spots to five must-see’s.

• Arkansas River Trail – with several miles of tree-lined paths, the Arkansas River Trail is an excellent way to enjoy the fall color on foot or by bike.

• The Old Mill at T. R. Pugh Memorial Park is beautiful year-round, but each season brings its own hues. The fall brings out those lovely oranges and reds around the timeless structure of The Old Mill.

Burns Park may be just off the interstate, but as soon as you take your first turn, you could be blissfully in the middle of nowhere. The park is perfect for a leisurely drive with gentle curves through wooded hills. For a photo opp, stop by the iconic red covered bridge or the Heilman Cabin. Leashed dogs are welcome throughout the park and there’s a dog park where you can unleash.

Emerald Park is known for its beautiful cliffs crowned with trees, overlooking the Little Rock city skyline to the east and Pinnacle Mountain to the west. But watch your step and it’s best to bring a friend.

St. Joseph Center of Arkansas is the quintessential sprawling farm, with livestock and gardens to boot. The center has a farm stand on Saturdays so stop by and say hello to the goats and stroll through the butterfly garden.

Argenta Arts District and Park Hill Historic District are two of North Little Rock’s quaint neighborhoods, with tree-lined streets and coffee shops.

As you enjoy the drive, be on the lookout for some of the places on our North Little Rock scavenger hunt! See below for restaurants to stop by: