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Educational Landscape Trail | Little Rock State Office
The trail was created as an interactive learning experience to share not only the scenic beauty of the State Office landscape but to provide teaching moments to anyone interested in learning more about trees in Arkansas.
The trail is a one-third-mile loop that showcases more than 100 species of native flora and fauna including trees, shrubs, vines and flowering shrubs that are native to, or well-suited for, Arkansas.
This trail is in a natural area, so use bug spray and watch for snakes.
In case of emergency call UALR Security at (501)-569-3400.
Trees to look for on the trail:
- Green Ash
- Baldcypress
- Basswood
- Black Cherry
- Black Gum
- Cherry Laurel
- Dogwood
- Eastern Red Cedar
- Slippery Elm
- Winged Elm
- Mockernut Hickory
- Southern Magnolia
- Black Oak
- Blackjack Oak
- Cherrybark Oak
- Post Oak
- Southern Red Oak
- White Oak
- Willow Oak
- Persimmon
- Loblolly Pine
- Red Buckeye
- Redbud
- Sassafras
- Sugarberry
- Sweetgum
- Sycamore
- Winged Sumac
Would you like to enjoy the LRSO trail?
Get directions to our state office.