Guitar Walk

4 reviews

+1 (870) 886-2323

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This is the neck of the giant guitar. It is ADA approved.

guitar walk, memorial, music, legends, fun stuff, off the beaten path

109 SW Front St

Walnut Ridge, AR 72476

+1 (870) 886-2323

http://rock67.com

Guitar Walk is a unique destination in Walnut Ridge, AR that celebrates the history and artistry of the guitar. Visitors can explore a collection of guitar sculptures honoring legendary musicians.

This establishment offers a one-of-a-kind experience for music enthusiasts and travelers passing through the area, showcasing the cultural significance of the guitar in a creative and engaging way.

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4.54 reviews

Channing M.

7/6/2014

Though it looks small and boring, the stuff you learn is pretty awesome. I knew nothing about the rock and roll highway until I made a stop at this park. The plaques have buttons you can press and...

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Jason V.

1/26/2023

Just literally next to Walnut Ridge's Amtrak station is Cavenaugh Park, which has the Guitar Walk. It is also within walking distance from Beatles Park. It's really not much of a park but it's a...

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Rich R.

4/16/2016

I am contacting Atlas Obscura about this brief "walk" it's definitely worth seeing; especially if you find yourself waiting for an Amtrak train in the middle of the night. First of all, bring...

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Charles S.

10/21/2012

This is one cool guitar. It's made from concrete and is 115 foot long. The Guitar Walk serves as a tribute to the early rockers who played along Rock n' Roll Highway 67 in the 1950's. Elvis, Jerry...

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