Pigeon Roost Campsite 3

Rogers, Arkansas

About

The Pigeon Roost Trail is a 8.5-mile backpacking and day hiking trail located in Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area. The trail is a double stacked-loop trail with a short loop of approximately 4 miles for day hiking and a longer loop of 8.5 miles for overnight use. Primitive camping is allowed on the longer loop at five designated campsites only, which require a reservation. The trail is fairly short for an overnight trail, but there are several hills to climb which give the trail its difficulty rating. The trail winds through narrow hollows and up and along rugged ridges, traveling through stands of native pines, hardwoods, and typical Ozark vegetation. During leaf-off, there are several locations which offer great views of the Van Hollow branch of Beaver Lake. Small game and deer hunting is allowed in the area, seasonally, and guidebooks are available at most Northwest Arkansas outfitting and/or sporting goods stores.

Amenities

Available Site Types

• Primitive Tent Sites
• Cabin
• Cottage

Local Attractions

• Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area
• Beaver Lake
• Van Hollow branch