In 2006, the Big Dam Bridge opened as a bold connection between two cities, uniting North Little Rock and Little Rock with the longest purpose-built pedestrian and bicycle bridge in
The Big Dam Bridge remains one of Arkansas’s most ambitious and defining public infrastructure achievements. Spanning 4,226 feet over the Arkansas River and Murray Lock and Dam, it has connected
Imagine waking up in a cozy cabin, nestled deep in the woods, with your favorite person by your side. A blanket of fresh snow covers the landscape, transforming the world
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,
This Veterans Day holds a special significance for ArkansasOutside.com. It marks our 13th year as a veteran-owned platform dedicated to showcasing Arkansas’s natural splendor and adventurous spirit. We’re not just
Arkansas Outside is all about getting you outdoors and enjoying the natural beauty of The Natural State. But you might be surprised to see articles about sidewalks, bike lanes, and
This is the third part in our series on completing the Arkansas River Trail in Little Rock. In our first installment, we told you WHAT Closing the Loop means. Our
In October 2006, the Big Dam Bridge opened, connecting the Arkansas River Trail on the North Little Rock side of the Arkansas River to the Little Rock side. The bridge,
We asked our readers where they wanted to be when Winter finally hit. Arkansas Winters can vary from snow and ice extremes to highs in the 60’s. Either way, Arkansas
Last week, we posted an opinion piece on irregularities seen at the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism, the Governor’s Office, and the First Gentleman’s Office. It started with
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.
