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
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
The Womble Trail in Ouachita National Forest is currently partially closed due to a fire in the Hee Gap area, according to the US Forest Service. The closure extends from
As the leaves begin to change and the crisp autumn air fills the Arkansas landscape, it’s the perfect time to lace up your hiking boots and explore the state’s stunning
Arkansas boasts a stunning array of natural beauty. Its diverse landscapes, from the rolling Ouachitas to the rugged Ozarks, offer an unparalleled hiking experience. And there’s no better time to
Arkansas, once overlooked as a mountain biking destination, boasts a surprising number of trails that have earned the prestigious International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) Epic designation. This title is reserved
Arkansas, a state renowned for its natural beauty, boasts three distinct physiographic regions within its interior highlands: the Ozarks, the Ouachitas, and the Arkansas River Valley. While the Ozarks are
