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Sunset Trail is the longest trail in Hot Springs National Park, covering approximately 10 miles one-way. Crossing all types of terrain, the trail makes its way through the most remote areas of the park. This trail is divided into three sections: West Mountain (2.8 miles), Sugarloaf Mountain (2.6 miles), and Stonebridge Road (3.8 miles). Sunset Trail can be combined with Hot Springs and North Mountain trails and West Mountain trails to complete a strenuous 15-17 mile loop hike.
There are many false trails, or trail spurs, that diverge from Sunset Trail and lead outside of the park boundary, onto private property. Stay on the maintained Sunset Trail at all times. Pay attention to signage and follow the orange blazes. Please be respectful of our neighbors and avoid trespassing on private property.
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