Arkansas’ national forests could soon feel the effects of major federal policy changes aimed at speeding up logging, roadbuilding and land management projects across the country. Recent actions from Washington
The Arkansas River Trail loop between Little Rock and North Little Rock is one of the most popular bike rides in Arkansas. For cyclists, runners, walkers, and visitors, it offers
A Northwest Arkansas nonprofit is inviting runners, walkers, and families to hit the trails this summer for a cause that goes beyond the finish line. Fayetteville-based Mitchell’s Mountain will host
If you hike the Ouachita National Recreation Trail, paddle the Buffalo National River, or camp in the Ozark-St. Francis National Forests, federal land policy affects your outdoor experience. A major
When people think of a multi-activity outdoor weekend in Arkansas, the Ozark or Ouachita Mountains usually come to mind. But for those willing to look beyond the highlands, Helena offers
If you haven’t heard of COWabunga! Gravel yet, consider this your introduction to one of North Central Arkansas’s most charming grassroots cycling events. Hosted by Syllamo Events and set in
An update to our earlier coverage of the Forest Service restructuring and what it means for Arkansas When we published our piece on the U.S. Forest Service’s move to Salt
HELENA-WEST HELENA, Ark. — One of the Arkansas Delta’s most ambitious outdoor celebrations returns this weekend as the Mile Zero Delta Outdoor Festival takes over Helena-West Helena from Friday, April
Since U.S. Forest Service land is home to some of the fantastic outdoor recreation in Arkansas, we felt we would try to keep you informed on what recently announced changes
Volunteer directors Katie Helms, Sharon Bennett, and Stacey Shaver carry on a decades-long tradition of ultrarunning in the Ouachita National Forest Deep in the hills of the Ouachita National Forest,