
Hit the Dirt: Northwest Arkansas’ Best Short Hikes (5-10 Miles)
Lace up your boots and explore the natural beauty of Northwest Arkansas. The region, renowned for its rugged Ozark Mountain terrain, offers a wealth of hiking trails perfect for a
Lace up your boots and explore the natural beauty of Northwest Arkansas. The region, renowned for its rugged Ozark Mountain terrain, offers a wealth of hiking trails perfect for a
Spending time outdoors in Arkansas is one of life’s greatest pleasures—until things don’t go quite as planned. Whether you’re hiking deep into the backcountry or simply pulling into a state
Pinnacle Mountain State Park is taking a major step toward inclusivity by introducing all-terrain Trackchairs. These wheelchairs allow visitors with mobility challenges to explore the park’s trails like never before.
In May 2024, tornadoes caused significant damage across Northwest Arkansas, impacting both personal and public property. Among the hardest-hit areas was Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area, located on the south shore
Understanding the Freeze-Thaw Cycle: How Arkansas Winters Impact Trails Arkansas winters are known for their unpredictability. A morning may begin with temperatures below freezing, only to warm into the 50s
Good Morning Arkansas viewers recently got a glimpse into Arkansas’s diverse hiking opportunities. From leisurely strolls to challenging overnight treks, the Natural State has something for every adventurer. Let’s dive
The year was drawing to a close, a year overflowing with outdoor adventures. From the dusty trails of the Arkansas Graveler to the serene beauty of Lake DeGray, we’d carved
Arkansas State Parks invites nature enthusiasts to celebrate the new year by participating in First Day Hikes Arkansas 2025. This event offers a refreshing way to begin the year, encouraging
When the temperatures drop and the crowds thin out, Arkansas’ waterfalls transform into stunning natural spectacles, making winter one of the best seasons to explore them. The state’s rugged terrain
Nestled in Miller County, south of Texarkana, the Sulphur River Wildlife Management Area (WMA) spans 18,155 acres of untouched bottomland hardwood forest, the largest remaining tract in the Red River
Our goal at ArkansasOutside.com is to provide information on outdoor recreation throughout Arkansas. We specialize in participatory sports like running, cycling, paddle sports, climbing, hiking.