Trail Love on the Sylamore
Saturday February 20th, 2016- the morning sky breaks as the temperature climbs into the 50’s. It’s not a typical February day in Arkansas and it’s not the typical weather for
February 23, 2016
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Saturday February 20th, 2016- the morning sky breaks as the temperature climbs into the 50’s. It’s not a typical February day in Arkansas and it’s not the typical weather for
As we were driving through the winding mountainous route between Little Rock and Mountain Home Friday night, my Facebook feed continuously taunted me with photos of the big house by
Star City is a small Arkansas town of about 2500 residents that lies at the border between the Timberland and Delta regions. This unique position allows visitors to enjoy the
The planning began during the heat of a summer afternoon while looking forward to the cool mornings of autumn. A group of runner friends, anticipating the arrival of fall trail
Mount Nebo is one of those places in Arkansas that I haven’t explored as much as I would have liked; however, the only two times I’ve been there in the
On Saturday, my day was peppered with people along the trail, some of whom were long time friends, some new acquaintances and some complete strangers who cheered, rallied, cajoled and
Once again Team Arkansas Outside ventured Outside Arkansas to spend time in Colorado. Last summer our trip to Colorado meant seeing ex-patriate Arkansas friends, hiking and mountain biking. This year
It’s 5 a.m., instead of being in a hammock at a campsite per the original plan, I’ve been in a soft comfortable bed in an air conditioned house for 4
Fayetteville Parks and Recreation is launching a new program, the Fayetteville Race Series. This series is be comprised of annual events that vary between running, cycling, and multisport activities. Each
So… it’s not a REAL adventure until there’s BLOOD, right?!? It began for me with a field trip to the Heifer Ranch in Perryville, AR on Friday with my Spanish