About this spot
Accord Hollow Falls (also spelled Acord Hollow) is a 66-foot two-tier cascade in the Ozark National Forest near Oark, reached by a rugged 0.9-mile out-and-back that leaves the road and drops through a drainage marked by sparse pink and orange ribbons. It's best after heavy rain or in spring, since the creek can run nearly dry in summer. The unmarked final approach is steep with slick rock near the base. No fees; roadside/forest parking. No documented swimming or jumping activity was found here — visitors come mainly for photography and hiking.
Safety first. Cliff jumping is inherently dangerous and can cause serious injury or death. Conditions — water depth, submerged hazards, and access — change constantly. CliffScout is community-sourced reference information, not a guarantee a spot is safe. Always assess the conditions yourself before jumping, and never jump where you're unsure. You assume all risk.