The U.S. Forest Service has launched its new National Forests and Grasslands mobile app, now available for both iOS and Android devices. The app is designed to serve as a
Arkansas’ largest natural lake has long been a destination for anglers, campers, birders, and families looking to experience the unique landscapes of the Mississippi Delta. Now, visitors to Lake Chicot
Sometimes the best adventure doesn’t require taking a week off work. Arkansas is filled with destinations where you can leave Friday afternoon, spend two days immersed in trails, rivers, great
There may not be a better time to ride gravel in Arkansas than the fall. As the summer heat begins to fade, Arkansas transforms into one of the premier gravel
Mountain biking has a reputation for shiny new bikes, endless accessories, and a constant stream of upgrades. Walk into any bike shop or scroll through social media, and it’s easy
Originally published in 2012. Updated for 2026. Just a short drive west of Little Rock, the Maumelle River offers one of Central Arkansas’ most peaceful paddling experiences. Flowing into Lake
Arkansas mountain bikers have plenty to celebrate as development on the Southlake Trail System, west of Pinnacle Mountain State Park, nears the finish line. Mitchell Allen of the Arkansas Parks
Arkansas’ first state park continues to earn national recognition for its scenic beauty, historic charm, and exceptional camping experience. Camping at Arkansas’ oldest state park just received another national endorsement.
The City of Little Rock has announced that demolition of the damaged Markham Street pedestrian bridge is expected to begin Tuesday, marking the next step in reopening one of the
New policy would give local forest managers more flexibility while reducing public review of internal guidance Visitors to Arkansas’ national forests are unlikely to notice any immediate changes from a
