Petit Jean State Park - Arkansas
Petit Jean State Park
Cedar Falls
One of the tallest waterfalls east
of the Rockies pours off a cliff
and into a deep ravine at Petit
Jean State Park.
Rock House Cave
Rock House Cave at Petit Jean
State Park contains amazing
cave paintings that some
archaeologists believe are more
than one thousand years old.
Spectacular View
Petit Jean Mountain
Morrilton, Arkansas
From its stunning scenery to its
amazing archaeological sites, Petit
Jean State Park is one of Arkansas'
crown jewels.

Containing 2,568 acres, this was
Arkansas' first state park and for good
reason. The park protects cave
paintings and archaeological sites
dating back thousands of years, as
well as the purported grave of the
young French girl who gave the
mountain its name.

Begin your exploration by following
these links:
Petit Jean State Park - The Legend of Petit Jean
Petit Jean State Park - Ancient Art of Rock House Cave
Petit Jean State Park - Bear Cave
Petit Jean State Park - Cedar Falls
Petit Jean State Park - Pioneer Cabin
Petit Jean State Park - Spectacular Views
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