*A $10.50 annual fee applies at dozens of wildlife management areas and lakes across Arkansas, but not all of them* LITTLE ROCK, Arkansans who hike, paddle, camp, or birdwatch on
Little Rock’s vision of transforming land created by the Interstate 30 reconstruction into one of the nation’s premier urban parks took a major step forward Tuesday morning with the announcement
County seeks public input as it develops a blueprint for future trail connections across Central Arkansas Nearly 20 years after Pulaski County adopted the plan that helped guide development of
Summer in Arkansas brings long days, beautiful scenery, and endless opportunities to hike, paddle, ride, camp, and explore. It also brings high temperatures and humidity that can quickly turn an
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (June 27, 2025) — As summer heats up, several public swim beaches across Arkansas remain closed after routine testing revealed elevated levels of Escherichia coli, prompting public
As Arkansas enters the peak summer recreation season, outdoor enthusiasts are seeing a mix of good news and temporary setbacks. State officials recently approved millions of dollars in boating access
The City of Goshen is expanding one of its most treasured outdoor spaces, adding 50 acres of permanently protected forestland to Mill Branch Park through a partnership involving a local
The ribbon cutting ceremony for Saline County’s first completed segment of the Southwest Trail has been rescheduled for Wednesday, June 17, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. County officials will celebrate the
The ribbon-cutting ceremony for Saline County’s first completed segment of the Southwest Trail has been postponed due to forecasted inclement weather. The event was originally scheduled for Friday, May 29,
Several updates affecting Arkansas federal public lands were announced this week, including the reopening of a popular Ozark forest road, updated motor vehicle use maps for national forests, and temporary
