Calico Rock offers a variety of things for many different people. Scenic beauty, trout fishing, deer and turkey hunting, mountain biking, arts, dining, and unique shopping can be found in this charming town with friendly residents. Nationally-renowned for trout fishing on the White River, Calico Rock was named for the calico colored bluffs towering above the scenic riverbank. Adventure abounds with hiking, biking, water sports, hunting and fishing.
The neighboring Ozark National Forest includes the Syllamo Mountain Bike Trail, nationally recognized for its challenging course and breathtaking views. Lake Norfork offers fishing, water sports, swimming, and camping only minutes away.
Visit the Calico Rock Museum & Visitor Center located in the center of the Main Street Historic District. The museum includes visitor information and trip planning, renowned heritage center, and award-winning art and science center all under one roof. Exhibits include historical artifacts from Native American culture to the 1960’s. Visit Calico Rock, the town that inspired John Grisham’s New York Times best-selling book, Calico Joe.
Stroll along Main Street for unique shopping and dining experiences, including The Marketplace which features antiques and clothing boutique. Take a leisurely walk through the East Calico Historic District to see remnants of a boom-town and play a round of disc golf at the award-winning Pirates Cove Disc Golf course in Rand City Park, just steps from Main Street. Travel up Highway 56 to explore the 1890 Trimble Log Cabin.
Come lose yourself in America’s most beautiful backyard…where the middle of nowhere is somewhere!
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