The Idaho Stop Becomes The Arkansas Stop
A new law takes effect in Arkansas on July 24, 2019, giving cyclists more options on the road with no change in the right-of-way for any road users. In April
July 1, 2019
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A new law takes effect in Arkansas on July 24, 2019, giving cyclists more options on the road with no change in the right-of-way for any road users. In April
Bikepacking is a growing sector of the cycling market and Arkansas is a strong player. The recent visit from Idaho native, Rebecca Rusch, to set a fastest known time on
Arkansas State Parks is on a roll…or hike, or ride. The parks are pushing forward with the help of the Arkansas Parks and Recreation Foundation and the Walton Family Foundation
“Return to Earth” an award-winning film that immerses viewers in the experience of mountain biking all over the planet, will be screened free in a public showing on July 6
All kinds of great news for the Buffalo National River today. First, it looks like the C+H Hog Farm will be moving out of the area. Second, the Dark Sky
Update: As most are aware, the Meteor has left Little Rock for Northwest Arkansas. The bike shop is gone too. So what do you think should be in this iconic
The Buffalo National River, OPEN. Hot Springs and Eureka Springs, OPEN. Arkansas State Parks, OPEN (with the exception of Pinnacle Mountain State Park). The Ozark Highlands Trail, Ouachita National Recreation
We don’t normally post stories about products like this but our earliest memories of backpacking include the iconic Nalgene bottles. These things took a beating, were recipients of numerous stickers,
Rebecca Rusch is the first person to thru-ride the Arkansas High Country Route. She started from Little Rock on May 7th and returned to Little Rock on May 15th. The
The dogged pursuit of physical and mental challenges gave Rebecca Rusch the moniker “Queen of Pain”. Her career takes her to jungles, deserts, and mountains to perform the most arduous