The 2.2-mile-long Frisco Trail runs from Town Branch Trail on the south to the Maple Street Bridge. On the southern end, it skirts along the western side of Walker Park, then crosses School Avenue at grade, follows Tanglewood Creek, crosses under Martin Luther King Boulevard and follows the old railroad bed of the Pacific & … More Frisco Trail
When gold was discovered in California in 1849, a wagon train from Fayetteville went west through the Cherokee Nation, adding Cherokee travelers to their number and continuing across southern Kansas, following the Arkansas River and crossing the Santa Fe Trail before joining north-south trails along the front range of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. The … More Cherokee Trail
The Cato Springs Trail is a paved multi-use trail that runs from the Zero point of the Razorback Greenway at the Kessler Mountain Regional Park north-northwest to intersect the Town Branch Trail. The trail loosely follows Cato Springs Branch and crosses it once just before reaching Town Branch Trail, a tenth of a mile away. … More Cato Springs Trail
This 1918 blueprint of the rail lines in south Fayetteville also shows where Rochier’s Pond was located. … More Rochier’s Pond