Kindred Soles
December temperatures in Arkansas have been mild so it was no surprise that this past Saturday, despite the overnight rain, early fog and light drizzle as we pulled away from
December 17, 2012
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December temperatures in Arkansas have been mild so it was no surprise that this past Saturday, despite the overnight rain, early fog and light drizzle as we pulled away from
…only better. Although Arkansas Outside has been around since sometime in the middle of 2007, it turned into something more than a personal blog last December. That’s when we hired
Bike polo is one of the lesser known biking-related activities out there. Chances are, you wouldn’t even know it existed unless you know someone who actually plays it. It’s got
This race is one of my favorites. All of the rolling hills give you the illusion that you’re running fast, even though your trail pace would be laughed at and
On Saturday night Steve Erickson sent me a photo of a little water puddle that would be included on Sunday morning’s course for the State Championship Cyclocross event at Burns
Standing guard, ever vigilant, since the opening of the Clinton Presidential Library Bridge last fall, Bicycle Boy has been watching cyclists and pedestrians travel along the Arkansas River Trail. At
Here is a simple but powerful rule – always give people more than what they expect to get. NELSON BOSWELL It’s that joyous time of year when retail customers yell
(One Rider Encouraging One Rider Equals a Revolution) Earlier this year Arkansas Outside was proud to host one of the 163 Cyclofemme rides that took place in 14 countries across the
Our friends (and supporters) at Ouachita Outdoor Outfitters are having a celebration this Saturday, December 8th. Seems they have been preparing folks for the woods and water for 15 years
It was still dark when we left Little Rock for the cycling paradise that is Bentonville, Arkansas. Who would have thought twenty years ago that the home of Walmart would