A 24-hour trek, A Storm Halts the Race, Bike Issues, More Paddling, and a Cold Night Editors note: This is the second installment in a four-part story from Rachel Furman
Editors note: The inaugural Expedition Ozark Race took place last week (April 3-8) in Northwest Arkansas. Since ArkansasOutside.com started out as a place to park race reports from area adventure
I came from a swimming family. My father had been an All-American Swimmer in the 1950s and we were raised in the water. On family camping vacations, we would often
The first Expedition Ozark has just started and will be running all week. Thirty-four teams from all over the USA, France, Canada, Denmark, Brazil, Ecuador, Estonia, and Australia will race
(Learn more about Orienteering at the end of the article) Orienteering USA is pleased to welcome Orienteering Central Arkansas (OCAR) as its newest affiliate member club. Club founder Rachel Furman states
(This article first ran in Arkansas Outside on March 14, 2012) “That morning 15 people, including a woman, had ignored the boundaries of sanity and started the contest.” Barry McDermott
Several days ago, the Adventure Racing World Series (ARWS) organization posted a news release about a buyout by Heidi Muller. Muller has been CEO for the past year and is
The first Expedition Ozark adventure race is now full, with 35 teams signed up for the Adventure Racing World Series event. Top US teams and elite racers from France, Ireland,
Last Summer the Ozark Outdoor Foundation announced that it would support a new expedition-length adventure race in the Ozarks that would be a part of the Adventure Racing World Series.
When it comes to adventure racing, central Arkansas has maintained its pedigree for more than two decades. The new style of multisport arrived in the late 1980s; sometimes called Expedition