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According to local traditions, General Andrew Jackson made a speech to his army from one of its massive limbs, while he was en route from Pensacola during the War of 1812. It's also home to Jackson's Oak.

Relaxed nature reserve with a visitor center & self-guided trails through wetlands & forests.

America's first national river — 135 free floatable miles.

Historic bathhouse row plus free mountain trails.

97-acre city wooded park with about 4.5 miles of natural-surface multi-purpose trail on the east side of Mount Sequoyah.

121-acre wet prairie remnant preserve in north Fayetteville; open to the public but closed February through March each year.