The beautiful mountain town of Eureka Springs is one of the top attractions in the Arkansas Ozarks, home to some of the most gorgeous fall foliage in the Midwest, from Lover's Leap and Inspiration Inspiration Point offers stunning views. It's one of the most charming towns in America, and you'll find many farms, pumpkin fields and apple orchards within easy reach, such as McGarrah Farms in Garfield, where you can pick pumpkins and berries. Or head to Farmland Adventures, which features a giant 9-acre corn maze, a pumpkin patch, wagon rides, pony rides, farm animals, pig races, and more，sports fitness .
The statue of Christ of the Ozarks is located near Eureka Springs, Arkansas, USA. It was sculpted by Emmet Sullivan in 1966 and is about 20 meters high. The huge white sculpture has become the symbol of this area. Iconic sculpture, very eye-catching.
Chinese name Christ of the Ozarks foreign name Christ of the Ozarks One of the largest statues of Christ in America The continent where the attractions are located: North America [North America] Country/Region of Attraction: United States [America] Province and State of Attraction: Arkansas State City of Attraction: Eureka Springs During the Great Depression, Gerald L. K. Smith led a "Share Our Wealth" movement, and after his retirement, he planned a theme park that included a statue of Christ. Completed in 1966, this sacred white Christ statue is very simple as a whole, a combination of modernism and 1 anime. Due to the height of the sculpture, workers had to use a ladder to work during the carving period. The statue is about 7 feet long from wrist to finger, and the distance between the left and right fingers is about 55 feet. The Christ of the Ozarks with outstretched hands represent suffering, but there is no cross.
The white Christ of the Ozarks has been screened several times, and was featured in the 1988 film Pass the Ammo and the 2005 film Elizabethtown.
