The river system in Arkansas is extensive and includes several major rivers, as well as numerous smaller streams and tributaries. The largest river in Arkansas is the Mississippi River, which
Almost $6.5 million awarded to projects in 35 counties (LITTLE ROCK) – The Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism is awarding $6.489 million in Outdoor Recreation Grants to projects
We first published this article in December 2022. We have already seen some changes in outdoor recreation leadership in the state. We were able to sit down with the new
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (Feb. 15, 2023) – The Keep Arkansas Beautiful Commission (KAB) has elected commissioners Jeremy Sparks as chair and Laurie Black Hamilton as vice-chair for 2023. With nearly 30
The state has gone through a lot of changes over the past couple of months with the election of a new Governor, the creation of the Natural State Initiative and
Benjamin Franklin Fruehauf III and Paula Miles will be inducted into the Arkansas Tourism Hall of Fame during a noon luncheon on Monday, Feb. 27, during the 49th annual Arkansas
Executive Order creates a Natural State Initiative Advisory Council The advisory council will be led by First Gentleman, Bryan Sanders, with the purpose of promoting outdoor recreation and tourism in
It’s no secret that the staff here at Arkansas Outside enjoys the occasional refreshing beverage, in fact, we offer several tools to assist in the application of such beverages. Arkansas
Update: The Arkansas Gravel Series has been canceled for 2023. Let’s keep our fingers crossed for 2024. State series rides/races are ubiquitous with the growth of various outdoor recreation in
This morning I spoke on KATV 7’s Good Morning Arkansas show with Ansley Watson about Ultrarunning, running distances longer than the 26.2 miles involved in a marathon run. You can