Three Things to Be Thankful for in Arkansas Outdoor Recreation
When I first moved to Arkansas in the 1990s, the state was a mystery to me. My grandmother, though born in Sevier County, had left the state as a toddler, […]
Hobbs State Park’s Karst Loop Trail: A Beloved Mountain Biking Destination Faces Challenges and Recovery
Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area, a natural treasure in Northwest Arkansas’s Ozark Mountains, is celebrated for its scenic beauty and challenging trails, drawing hikers, equestrians, and mountain bikers alike. Among these […]
Mena Area Trails Expansion Gains Approval
The Ouachita National Forest (ONF) will issue a Special Use Permit (SUP) to allow Arkansas State Parks (ASP) to develop trails and recreational facilities on about 8,196 acres of National […]
Arkansas Parks Expands Accessibility with New Trackchair
Magnolia, AR. – Arkansas State Parks has taken a significant step towards inclusivity by introducing the Action Trackchair at Logoly State Park. This innovative all-terrain wheelchair, in partnership with Accessibility […]
Finishing Fall with a Drive in East Arkansas
Every few months, I drive to South Mississippi to visit my mom, brother, and sister-in-law. They live on a beautiful, wooded piece of paradise by a small creek outside Woodville, […]
Opt Outside in Arkansas: Embrace Green Friday Adventures Over Black Friday Crowds
Encouraging people to spend time outdoors in Arkansas on Black Friday offers benefits that go beyond avoiding crowded stores. Arkansas’s diverse landscapes—ranging from the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains to scenic […]
Metroplan Secures Federal Grant for Road Safety Initiatives
Metroplan, the metropolitan planning organization for Central Arkansas, has been awarded a $913,690 federal grant from the Safe Streets and Roads for All Program. This funding, a direct result of […]
Squatch ’til You Drop 6-Hour Trail Run Brings Runners to Little Rock’s Allsopp Park
Allsopp Park in Little Rock, Arkansas, hosted the highly anticipated Squatch ’til You Drop 6-Hour Trail Run, attracting runners from all levels across the region. The endurance event, known for […]
Arkansas Graveler 2025: A Showcase of Gravel Racing and Scenic Arkansas Towns
The Arkansas Graveler is returning in 2025, offering gravel racing enthusiasts an unforgettable multi-city tour through some of Arkansas’s most scenic and charming towns. The event is a production of […]
Pea Ridge National Military Park Plans Prescribed Burns for Late November through December
Pea Ridge National Military Park is set to conduct prescribed burns on up to 1,284 acres of fields and forest between November 20 and December 31, contingent on favorable weather. […]