The Grand Promenade

The Grand Promenade is a wide, half-mile long block walkway that keeps running close by Hot Springs' Bathhouse Row and Central Avenue. This passerby just way fills in as a decent desert garden from the commotion of the city, as it is to some degree expelled from the hordes of the primary bouleds. Remaining at a raised rise, it gives its guests a look at the backs of the bathhouses on Bathhouse Row.

While walking around this promenade, you will discover a portion of the icy and hot springs the city is so well known for. In 1982, it was considered a National Recreation Trail, and a few of the climbing trails that experience the national stop start along this pathway.