Every Christmas Day, there is a special tradition that brings a bit of sparkle to the holiday for hikers all over Arkansas. Instead of staying indoors after a big breakfast
Arkansas is home to some remarkable long trails, including the Ozark Highlands Trail, the Ouachita National Recreation Trail, and the Buffalo River Trail. These routes offer extensive point to point
Updated Access Information (November 21, 2025) You now have the opportunity to obtain or renew a yearly sportsman pass any day, any time. The Camp Robinson Recreation/Sportsman’s Pass provides access
The Pedestal Rocks and King’s Bluff Trails are two short loop hikes in Arkansas’ Ozark–St. Francis National Forest that offer spectacular scenery and unique geological formations. Located near the community
MENA, Ark. – Arkansas State Parks dedicated newly enhanced trails at Queen Wilhelmina State Park, signaling another step forward in expanding outdoor recreation opportunities in the Ouachita Mountains. The improvements,
Arkansas is nicknamed The Natural State for its abundance of unspoiled wilderness and scenic beauty. Beyond the well-known state parks, Arkansas offers countless public hiking trails managed by national forests,
Mountain biking and hiking opportunities continue to grow west of Little Rock, with Central Arkansas Water (CAW) approving a new 13.5-mile trail expansion on the south side of Lake Maumelle.
There’s something about sleeping outside that feels both ancient and a little rebellious. Forget the hum of air conditioners and the glow of streetlights—trade it all for crickets, crackling campfires,
Autumn is one of the best times to explore Arkansas’s trails. Crisp air, vibrant colors, and fewer bugs make for near-perfect hiking conditions. Whether you’ve only got an afternoon or
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