The Delta Heritage Trail State Park is a state park in Helena, Arkansas. It is a linear park offering 73 miles worth of trail.

The Delta Heritage Trail State Park was created after the Union Pacific Railroad was converted into a trail. The park stretches from Lexa to Cypress Bend following the former route of the Delta Eagle. The site is very beautiful, stretching through a shaded canopy of native hardwoods and passing by agricultural fields and streams. It is popular among walkers and bikers and hosts regular events to such crowds.

Located in the heart of the Arkansas Delta, the Delta Heritage Trail State Park is still being developed as of the moment. A good amount of the trails are already open to the public, though.