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It’s time to celebrate one of our favorite things, trails. Remember that this Saturday, June 7th is National Trails Day and to give it proper respect you NEED to be
June 4, 2014
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It’s time to celebrate one of our favorite things, trails. Remember that this Saturday, June 7th is National Trails Day and to give it proper respect you NEED to be
Rain had been in the forecast all week and there was great concern about what could happen come Saturday morning. Seventy miles of road cycling is daunting enough on its
From Arkansas State Parks news release: This 9.2-mile Mountain Bike and Hiking Trail to Open in Conjunction With the 22nd anniversary of National Trails Day, America’s Largest Trail Celebration (GREENBRIER,
(The first of three interviews with various runners participating in the 2014 Go! Mile happening June 14th in Burns Park. Register at: RunSignUp) It’s almost June. And around the running
“Exploring Arkansas,” hosted by Chuck Dovish, is a high-adventure, outdoor show on AETN-PBS, which airs Mondays at 6:30 p.m. and repeats Sundays at 5 p.m. My husband and I are
Many of us have grown to love certain events that take place in Arkansas; events that we wrap our personal and professional calendars around. Events that must be prepared for,
UPDATE: For 2015, the Dragon Boat Races will be at a new venue – More information. Last weekend I fully expected to go do a little mountain biking on a
Where the rubber meets the road, that sharp edge as a wheel cuts a turn. A machine, parts moving, driven by the flesh and blood motor, all in chaotic motion
Looks like a good time for a float… Shortly after the Whitewater Canoe & Kayak School on the Mulberry River a few weeks ago, several intrepid kayakers and open boaters
(Editor’s Note: AO Contributor, Cliff Li, raced in the 2013 Syllamo’s Revenge and shares the experience with anyone planning out their race this weekend.) I couldn’t believe it, I had