What do parachute pants, sea foam green, vinyl records, and kayak slalom racing have in common? They’re all making a comeback! On Saturday June 22, over 100 people showed up
Well Stu I’ll tell you, surfing’s not a sport, it’s a way of life, it’s no hobby. It’s a way of looking at that wave and saying, “Hey bud, let’s
I’m pretty sure I’ve never raced in a rain as heavy as what we had today. As we warmed up this morning, the sky to the west (upriver) was black.
We’ve been looking forward to Whitewater School since we started paddling with the Arkansas Canoe Club. As the class got closer and closer, we got more and more excited. Camping! In May! On
May 18th was an active day for events in Central Arkansas. One of those events was the inaugural River Cities Dragon Boat Festival on Victory Lake at Burns Park in
Registration is now open for one of the most exciting events on the water, River Cities Dragon Boat Festival, benefiting the Children’s Protection Center. On Saturday, May 18, teams will
The Cossatot River was running last weekend, and so were all the whitewater paddlers in the state. Our river trip began at the Ed Banks low water bridge. As we
(See Part One of this Story) After a few hours in Little Rock we were ready to get back to our friends at the 19th Annual Arkansas Canoe Club Rendezvous. As we
…well, you should. We don’t have a lot of canoe and kayak events on the Arkansas Outside calendar for good reason. By default, denizens of the lakes and rivers of
Zoie Clift, travel writer, Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism – Encountering a person on a stand-up paddleboard (SUP) is still somewhat of a novel sight in the state. As a