Little Rock, AR – Today, July 31st, is World Ranger Day, a global observance honoring the dedicated men and women who protect our planet’s natural treasures. Rangers face countless challenges,
Arkansas, a state renowned for its natural beauty, boasts three distinct physiographic regions within its interior highlands: the Ozarks, the Ouachitas, and the Arkansas River Valley. While the Ozarks are
In commemoration of Memorial Day Weekend, Arkansas State Parks is gearing up for a weekend of festivities across its scenic parks! Whether you seek a relaxing paddle or a vibrant
As Mount Nebo in Arkansas stands tall, its history tells a compelling tale. Named in the 1860s after the biblical site by Mrs. Louis White, this landmark was once a
The Great North American Eclipse is a highly anticipated event set to occur on April 8, 2024. Arkansas is located in an excellent position to experience it as the path
The “Trees of the Forest” trail is a walking trail located at the south end of Lake Sylvia Recreation Area, which is a part of Pinnacle Mountain State Park. The
LITTLE ROCK — Secretary Shea Lewis was joined by leaders for AmeriCorps, Engage Arkansas, and the Arkansas Parks & Recreation Foundation gathered at Pinnacle Mountain State Park on March 11 for the official signing
Arkansas State Parks will celebrate the new year with First Day Hikes. These hikes offer a chance for individuals and families to welcome the coming year outdoors while exercising and
The New Visitor Center On November 18, 2023, Arkansas State Parks closed the visitor center which had served as the office for the park staff and was the focal point
The Delta Heritage Trail State Park is a state park that offers recreational opportunities for hiking, cycling, and wildlife watching. The park is situated in the eastern part of the