Kessler Mountain Regional Park comprises some 620 acres, spanning part of the old Judge Cummings property and the top of Kessler Mountain, which reaches 1,856 feet (565 meters) above sea level. The park serves two primary purposes — a regional sports park in the lowlands and a 400-acre nature preserve in the highlands. The sports … More Kessler Mountain Regional Park
Kessler Mountain is in southwest Fayetteville and its peak is the highest point within Fayetteville city limits at 1,856 feet (565 meters) above sea level. The first known cultivated vineyard in Arkansas was established on the eastern side of Kessler Mountain in the late 1860s by the Kessler family: Philip and Kate Kessler and their … More Kessler Mountain
The sources for Farmington Branch are on the northern end of Kessler Mountain and on the south side of Millsaps Mountain north of the intersection Old Farmington Road and West Steppingstone Drive. The North Fork of the branch runs south around the base of Washington Mountain. The South Fork begins high up in the hollow … More Farmington Branch