Discover Cedar Ridge, our cozy upper cabin with private entrances and a stunning view of the White River and Valley. This 2-bedroom deluxe retreat, only 6 miles from Eureka Springs, accommodates up to 4 guests. The space features comfortable queen beds and a fully equipped kitchen. Enjoy a covered grill, complimentary DVD library, and board games. Explore the White River with canoe and kayak rentals. Reserve early for this exclusive, tranquil getaway. Access is now easier with a deck bridge and just 2 steps. Guests 14 years and older. No pets please.

Outdoor Access

The White River exemplifies a fly fishing haven, drawing enthusiasts far and wide with its exceptional attributes that distinguish it as a premier destination for this timeless pursuit.

Primarily, the White River is celebrated for its thriving trout population, boasting diverse species like rainbow trout, brown trout, cutthroat trout, and brook trout. The segment between Eureka Springs and Gateway, Arkansas, stands out, regularly stocked with rainbow trout and brown trout, thriving in the river’s cool, clear waters, creating an ideal habitat for these prized species.

A pivotal factor contributing to the White River’s status as a fly fishing mecca is the remarkable size of its trout. Anglers revel in the opportunity to reel in substantial catches, with brown trout, in particular, known for reaching impressive sizes. The challenge and thrill of fly fishing for these trophy-sized trout add an extra layer of excitement for fishing enthusiasts.

Further enhancing its appeal, the White River offers diverse fishing environments. Anglers can opt for boat fishing, casting their flies while drifting along the river’s currents, or choose shoreline fishing or wading into the river. This variety caters to different preferences and skill levels, ensuring a rewarding experience for all who venture into these waters.

The consistent stocking of rainbow and brown trout throughout the year ensures that the fly fishing season on the White River near our cabin extends year-round, providing ample opportunities for anglers to indulge in their favorite pastime, regardless of the season.

The captivating surroundings of the White River, marked by the scenic Ozark Mountains and lush landscapes, create a picturesque backdrop for fly fishing. The combination of natural beauty and abundant trout populations enhances the overall fly fishing experience, inviting anglers to immerse themselves in the tranquility of the river’s environment.

Embracing the fly fishing culture, the local communities along the White River, have fostered a welcoming atmosphere for anglers. Access to experienced guides, nearby fly shops, and a supportive fishing community adds to the appeal, ensuring that visitors have the resources and assistance they need for a successful and enjoyable fly fishing expedition.

Moving beyond fly fishing, residents of our cabin have an array of serene fishing spots and outdoor activities at their fingertips:

Black Bass Lake: Just outside Eureka Springs, this serene lake offers a peaceful environment ideal for catching smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, spotted bass, and bluegill. Whether fishing from the bank or exploring the lake by non-motorized boat, complete with a small boat launch, tranquility awaits.

Beaver Lake: Covering 28,370 acres with over 480 miles of picturesque shoreline and limestone bluffs, Beaver Lake is a dream for fishermen. The expansive lake features trophy-sized striped bass, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill, bream, and channel catfish. Residents can fish from the shoreline or by boat, with ample areas for launching canoes or kayaks.

Lake Leatherwood: A 100-acre spring-fed lake surrounded by scenic shoreline, Lake Leatherwood offers largemouth bass, channel catfish, crappie, and bluegill. With a paved boat ramp, canoe and kayak launch (handicap accessible), and a no-wake rule for boaters, residents can enjoy fishing by boat or from the bank. The on-site bait shop provides fishing supplies.

Roaring River State Park: Just over the state line in Missouri, Roaring River State Park is a trout fishing haven, regularly stocked with rainbow trout. Divided into three fishing zones with specific restrictions, the park not only offers exceptional fishing but also showcases scenic beauty nestled in a valley surrounded by the Ozark hills.

Table Rock Lake: Although a bit of a drive at 49.1 miles, Table Rock Lake in southwest Missouri is considered one of the country’s premier bass fishing locations. Residents can expect success whether fishing by boat or from the lake’s extensive shoreline, with an abundance of smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, spotted bass, catfish, crappie, and bluegill.

Mountain Biking: Beyond fishing, Eureka Springs stands out as a mountain biking haven in the Ozarks. Residents can explore a variety of trails suited for all skill levels, from beginners to experienced riders. The Lake Leatherwood Gravity Trail Project, accessible from Lake Leatherwood, offers seven downhill trails for advanced bikers, providing an exhilarating experience against the backdrop of the Ozark Mountains. Shuttle services are available on select days.