In 2024, Arkansas’s national park and historic site properties continued to play a vital role as economic engines for the state. Across the seven NPS-managed locations, visitors spent an estimated
If you check the Arkansas Outside calendar for September 24–28, 2025, you’ll see it is shaping up to be another action-packed weekend across the Natural State. Here’s a roundup of
Two visitors to Crater of Diamonds State Park have unearthed some of the largest diamonds found at the site this year, continuing a streak of notable discoveries in 2025. Dash
Autumn in Arkansas brings cooler weather, clear skies, and a vibrant display of red, orange and gold across the state’s forests. From the Ozark Mountains to the Delta, Arkansas state
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — If you’ve been looking for an excuse to get outside, next weekend delivers. On Saturday, September 27, 2025, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Little Rock
Not all government agencies are the same and it is a good idea to know the differences. Arkansas is known as the “Natural State” because of all the outdoor recreational
BIRDEYE, Ark. – A new endurance cycling event is set to test the mettle of riders in the Arkansas Delta this fall. StudioDRIFT, a nonprofit focused on community development through
Mountain biking and hiking opportunities continue to grow west of Little Rock, with Central Arkansas Water (CAW) approving a new 13.5-mile trail expansion on the south side of Lake Maumelle.
Statewide Rules Arkansas law classifies electric bicycles into three categories. Class 1 e-bikes provide pedal assistance up to 20 miles per hour, Class 2 e-bikes use a throttle to reach
Here’s what’s new and underway at two popular US Army Corps of Engineers–managed lakes in Arkansas. From road and park upgrades at Bull Shoals to new trailhead closures and accessible