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https://www.go-arkansas.com/Wofford-Brothers-Restaurant/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/Rice-Paddy-Motel-and-Restaurant/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/Sahara-Motel-and-Restaurant/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/Ramada-Plaza-and-Suites-convention-Center/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/Ste-Marie-Park/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/Rising-Star/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/Pine-Haven-Golf-Course/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/Pine-Bluff-Country-Club/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/Deam-RV-Park-Pine-Bluff-AR/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/altus001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/altus001lrivervalley.jpg <p>In the Arkansas River Valley rich soil gives life to vineyards. In and around the town of Altus, four wineries offer free tours, wine tastings and special events. Visitors to the area can also learn more about the region's coal mining history at the Altus Heritage House Museum and by visiting the Coal Miner's Memorial in the city park. In nearby Paris, Cowie Wine Cellars offers tours and tastings and is home to the Arkansas Historic Wine Museum. Located a few miles off of Interstate 40, Altus is 47 miles from Fort Smith.</p> Altus, Wine Capitol of Arkansas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/NPS-Buffalo-National-River-1-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/NPS-Buffalo-National-River-1.jpg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/NPS-Buffalo-National-River-2-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/NPS-Buffalo-National-River-2.jpg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/NPS-Buffalo-National-River-3-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/NPS-Buffalo-National-River-3.jpg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitled0575lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitled0575lrivervalley.jpg <p>Beautiful sunrises and sunsets&mdash;along with stunning fall foliage&mdash;are typical at the Arkansas Ozark Mountains.</p> Sunset in the Arkansas River Valley monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledbutterflies002lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledbutterflies002lrivervalley.jpg <p>Mount Magazine is famous for its many varieties of butterflies and the town of Paris, located at the base of the mountain, celebrates every year with an annual butterfly festival.</p> Butterfly Beauty in the Arkansas River Valley monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Arkansas-River-Valley-Canoes/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Arkansas-River-Valley-Canoes.jpg A day canoeing the beautiful scenery of Arkansas is a day well spent. River Float monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/buffalonatriver008lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/buffalonatriver008lozarks.jpg <p>In the heart of the Ozarks, the Buffalo River was America's first national scenic river in 1972. The 150-mile-long free flowing Buffalo offers both swift-running and placid stretches, inviting sand/gravel bars, towering limestone bluffs, woodlands, protected wilderness areas and nature watching opportunities, including deer and elk. Smallmouth bass is a catch along the river. Over 100 miles of trails have been blazed for public use. Designated horseback riding trails are located in each district of the river, under the auspices of the National Park Service. Resorts and outfitters are located throughout the river region. Camping is available at most access points and primitive camping is allowed along the stream. The impressive Tyler Bend Visitor Center, off U.S. 65 north of Marshall, provides exhibits and materials to the public. Other centers/ranger stations are located at Buffalo Point and Pruitt. The new Ponca Elk Education Center is another "must-see" stop while in the area. </p> Buffalo National River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cedarcrestlodge005lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cedarcrestlodge005lozarks.jpg <p>Nearly every type of lodging can be found in The Natural State. Upscale hotels, plush resorts, cozy cottages, rustic cabins, bed and breakfasts, a campsite or a lakeside condo&mdash;they're all here. Pictured here is Cedar Crest Lodge on the Buffalo National River in the Arkansas Ozarks.</p> Luxury Lodging on the Buffalo National River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cobbcavelostvalley001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cobbcavelostvalley001lozarks.jpg <p>This trail begins at the Lost Valley campground and terminates in a cave 1-1/2 miles up the valley. Features include waterfalls, a cascading creek, towering cliffs, a large bluff shelter, a natural bridge, spring wildflowers and a hardwood forest containing American beech. The cave itself is a tight squeeze for approximately 200 feet ending in a large room with a 35-foot-tall waterfall. Clark Creek, like most tributaries to the Buffalo River, tends to dry up or go underground during the late summer and early fall of most years. The first mile to Eden Falls is level and easy going. The trail then climbs steeply to the mouth of the cave. Reliable lights will be needed for exploration of the cave.</p> <p>Beautiful creekside scenery, giant rocks and interesting canyon bluff formations. Cobb Cave, a huge bluff shelter that was home to early Indian cultures, is pictured here.</p> Lost Valley Trail on the Buffalo National River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/buffalonatriver026lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/buffalonatriver026lozarks.jpg <p>In the heart of the Ozarks, the Buffalo River was America's first national scenic river in 1972. The 150-mile-long free flowing Buffalo offers both swift-running and placid stretches, inviting sand/gravel bars, towering limestone bluffs, woodlands, protected wilderness areas and nature watching opportunities, including deer and elk. Smallmouth bass is a catch along the river. Over 100 miles of trails have been blazed for public use. Designated horseback riding trails are located in each district of the river, under the auspices of the National Park Service. Resorts and outfitters are located throughout the river region. Camping is available at most access points and primitive camping is allowed along the stream. The impressive Tyler Bend Visitor Center, off U.S. 65 north of Marshall, provides exhibits and materials to the public. Other centers/ranger stations are located at Buffalo Point and Pruitt. The new Ponca Elk Education Center is another "must-see" stop while in the area.</p> Buffalo National River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/buffalonatriverelk002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/buffalonatriverelk002lozarks.jpg <p>In the heart of the Ozarks, the Buffalo River was America's first national scenic river in 1972. The 150-mile-long free flowing Buffalo offers both swift-running and placid stretches, inviting sand/gravel bars, towering limestone bluffs, woodlands, protected wilderness areas and nature watching opportunities, including deer and elk. Smallmouth bass is a catch along the river. Over 100 miles of trails have been blazed for public use. Designated horseback riding trails are located in each district of the river, under the auspices of the National Park Service. Resorts and outfitters are located throughout the river region. Camping is available at most access points and primitive camping is allowed along the stream. The impressive Tyler Bend Visitor Center, off U.S. 65 north of Marshall, provides exhibits and materials to the public. Other centers/ranger stations are located at Buffalo Point and Pruitt. The new Ponca Elk Education Center is another "must-see" stop while in the area.</p> Bull Elk, Buffalo National River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/buffalooutdoorcenter001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/buffalooutdoorcenter001lozarks.jpg <p>Luxury log cabin resort on the Buffalo National River; fully-furnished cabins with fireplaces, Jacuzzis, and more; canoe rental; horseback riding; hot air balloon rides; great hiking. GROUPS: River Wind Lodge sleeps up to 24 people in four rooms, plus has a loft with four double beds; 3,200-square-foot conference center; additional cabins nearby</p> Buffalo Outdoor Center Cabins monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/horseshoecanyonranch001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/horseshoecanyonranch001lozarks.jpg <p>A working dude ranch deep in the Arkansas Ozarks. Offers trail rides, hiking, canoeing on the Buffalo National River and rock climbing. Facilities include a hot tub, swimming pool, game room. Ten log cabins six of which have a bedroom with queen bed and a loft with two queen beds. Two units have a queen, a twin and a queen hide-a-bed; two units meet ADA requirements.</p> <p>Several other ranches include a bison ranch can be found throughout the state. </p> Horseshoe Canyon Ranch, Jasper monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/jasper001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/jasper001lozarks.jpg <p>The view from the glass-enclosed restaurant of the Cliff House Inn & Restaurant is the awesome Grand Canyon of the Ozarks. The popular stop is located on the Scenic Ark. 7 Byway. </p> Grand Canyon of the Ozarks, Jasper monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitled0168lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitled0168lozarks.jpg <p>North Arkansas's Buffalo River, the country's first national river, includes nearly 95,000 acres of public land along its corridor. It has been the topic of a full-length book, the subject of a National Geographic feature article, and the cornerstone for the state's environmental movement.</p> <p>Spectacular is the best word to describe scenery along the river. For 150 miles, the Buffalo offers an unmatched mixture of clear water, lofty cliffs, overhanging hardwoods, and inviting gravel bars. There's excellent scenery off the river, too. Another place that shouldn't be missed is Lost Valley, a unique bluff-lined canyon between Boxley and Ponca. The Richland Creek Valley is also a sight-seer's paradise, especially in its upper reaches where an 11,800-acre wilderness area awaits the adventurous.</p> <p>On its way to the White River, the Buffalo descends nearly 2,000 feet through layers of sandstone, limestone, and chert. One immediately obvious result is bluffs and more bluffs&mdash;the highest in all the Ozarks. Hidden away, ready for discovery, are other geologic marvels&mdash;springs, caves, waterfalls, natural bridges, and box-like canyons.</p> <p>But the Buffalo is much more than an ongoing display of natural curiosities. It is, in the words of the National Park Service, "an island of time and space." It is a valley where turn-of-the-century lifestyles and landscapes still exist. It is a place that refreshes the spirit.</p> Buffalo National River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitled0243lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitled0243lozarks.jpg <p>North Arkansas's Buffalo River, the country's first national river, includes nearly 95,000 acres of public land along its corridor. It has been the topic of a full-length book, the subject of a National Geographic feature article, and the cornerstone for the state's environmental movement.</p> <p>Spectacular is the best word to describe scenery along the river. For 150 miles, the Buffalo offers an unmatched mixture of clear water, lofty cliffs, overhanging hardwoods, and inviting gravel bars. There's excellent scenery off the river, too. Another place that shouldn't be missed is Lost Valley, a unique bluff-lined canyon between Boxley and Ponca. The Richland Creek Valley is also a sight-seer's paradise, especially in its upper reaches where an 11,800-acre wilderness area awaits the adventurous.</p> <p>On its way to the White River, the Buffalo descends nearly 2,000 feet through layers of sandstone, limestone, and chert. One immediately obvious result is bluffs and more bluffs&mdash;the highest in all the Ozarks. Hidden away, ready for discovery, are other geologic marvels&mdash;springs, caves, waterfalls, natural bridges, and box-like canyons.</p> <p>But the Buffalo is much more than an ongoing display of natural curiosities. It is, in the words of the National Park Service, "an island of time and space." It is a valley where turn-of-the-century lifestyles and landscapes still exist. It is a place that refreshes the spirit.</p> Flyfishing on the Buffalo National River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledatv002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledatv002lozarks.jpg <p>An increasingly popular outdoor adventure in The Natural State is hitting the trails on an all terrain vehicle. Also known as "four-wheelers," ATVs provide an exciting way to explore the backwoods beauty via designated trails. Some of the best-known trails include Wolf Pen Gap ATV Trail in the Ouachita Mountains near Mena, the Bear Creek Trail at Daisy State Park and the Mill Creek Trail in the Ozarks. Other popular Ozark multi-use trails include Huckleberry Mountain Horse Trail and Moccasin Gap Trail. The Fourche Mountain Trail and Sugar Creek Horse Trail in the Ouachitas are good choices. Razorback Mudslingers ATV Tour System based in Harrison offers guided tours in northwest Arkansas.</p> Four-wheeling through the Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledbluff001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledbluff001lozarks.jpg <p>Originating in Ozarks Mountains near Fallsville, the Buffalo National River is a natural standout in The Natural State. The Buffalo, which was the first stream in America declared a national river, runs east where, ultimately, it joins the White River. Along the way it descends nearly 2,000 feet through layers of sandstone, limestone, and chert. One immediately obvious result is lots of bluffs&mdash;the highest in all the Ozarks. Hidden away, ready for discovery, are other geologic marvels&mdash;springs, caves, waterfalls, natural bridges, and box-like canyons.</p> <p>But the Buffalo is much more than an ongoing display of natural curiosities. It is, in the words of the National Park Service, "an island of time and space." It is a valley where turn-of-the-century lifestyles and landscapes still exist. It is a place that refreshes the spirit.</p> <p>Though one of the most revered canoeing destinations in the country, the Buffalo and surrounding area offer a wide variety of other activities. Renowned smallmouth bass fishing, ample hiking opportunities, horseback riding trails and rental services, camping, cabins and other lodging arrangements draw year-round visitors to the area.</p> Goat Trail, Buffalo National River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Buffalo-River/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Buffalo-River.jpg The Buffalo National River is the only river in the U.S. designated as a national park and one of only a few free-flowing rivers without dams. Canoeing and fishing the Buffalo National River and other Arkansas rivers is a treat and can be enjoyed by anyone of any age and skill-level. Buffalo River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Buffalo-National-River-Dogs-Playing/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Buffalo-National-River-Dogs-Playing.jpg There is something fun for everyone on the Buffalo National River. Water Frolicking monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Buffalo-National-River-Lake-Hike/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Buffalo-National-River-Lake-Hike.jpg The stunning scenery of the Buffalo National River area makes for an unforgettable trip. Beautiful & Serene monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bullshoalsaerial004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bullshoalsaerial004lozarks.jpg <p>Bull Shoals Lake, and the White River below its dam, are synonymous with fishing in Arkansas. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project, located in north central Arkansas on the Missouri-Arkansas state line, enjoys a wide reputation for lunker bass fishing along with its twin, Lake Norfork, just to the east. Bull Shoals Dam was completed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in 1951. It is the fifth largest concrete dam in the United States. Including the portion located in Missouri, the lake totals some 45,500 surface acres. Almost 1,000 miles of rugged shoreline is open to visitors and 60,000 acres of public land provide a variety of opportunities.</p> Bull Shoals Lake and the White River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bullshoalsretired003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bullshoalsretired003lozarks.jpg <p>Luxury log cabin resort on the Buffalo National River; fully-furnished cabins with fireplaces, Jacuzzis, and more; canoe rental; horseback riding; hot air balloon rides; great hiking. GROUPS: River Wind Lodge sleeps up to 24 people in four rooms, plus has a loft with four double beds; 3,200-square-foot conference center; additional cabins nearby</p> Buffalo Outdoor Center Cabins monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cotterbridge004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cotterbridge004lozarks.jpg <p>There's an old folk saying about the Ozarks: "It's not that the mountains are so high, it's just that the valleys are so deep."</p> <p>It's true. The Ozarks are a heavily eroded plateau, pushed up eons ago and carved out by hundreds of streams over thousands of years. Nature worked wonders, and today the diversity of these highlands is endless.</p> <p>Some of the most scenic rivers and majestic lakes in America are here to enjoy. Trout floats on the White, Little Red and Spring Rivers, plus bass and panfish outings on the lakes and smaller streams, make for world-class fishing action. Recreational boating, canoeing and swimming are also on the agenda of many visitors.</p> <p>Plan a leisurely walk along a trickling stream, or pick up the pace on an award-winning hiking trail. Enjoy the shady porch of a cozy log cabin or sail a 40,000-acre lake. Take time to tour a museum, historic home, formal garden or Civil War park. Dance and sing along at an informal mountain hoedown or dress up for an evening on the town.</p> <p>Include a day or two to explore the rich heritage of the hill country. Study the traditional folkways, see the wonders of a limestone cavern or visit a craftsman at work.</p> <p>Hideaway in the Ozarks this year.</p> Cotter City Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bullshoalsriverlesson005lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bullshoalsriverlesson005lozarks.jpg <p>Luxury log cabin resort on the Buffalo National River; fully-furnished cabins with fireplaces, Jacuzzis, and more; canoe rental; horseback riding; hot air balloon rides; great hiking. GROUPS: River Wind Lodge sleeps up to 24 people in four rooms, plus has a loft with four double beds; 3,200-square-foot conference center; additional cabins nearby</p> Buffalo Outdoor Center Cabins monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bullshoalswhiteriver002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bullshoalswhiteriver002lozarks.jpg <p>From Bull Shoals to Newport, the White River flows through some of the most scenic regions The Natural State has to offer. Starting in the western Ozarks, the White meanders through the hills some 300 miles before reaching Bull Shoals Lake. With the help of Norfork Dam, Bull Shoals converts the White into a 100-mile trout stream, framed by some of the most colorful limestone bluffs and lush forests in the nation. Boat launch facilities are located at most access points and fishing resorts are available from Bull Shoals to Mountain View. Flat-bottomed johnboats, fitted with comfy seats, are the preferred method of fishing and viewing the scenery along the river. Several record-breaking browns and rainbows have been hooked on the upper White. Below Batesville, the White runs warmer and bass becomes a popular target. At Newport, the river turns southward across the delta before joining the Mississippi River in southeast Arkansas. </p> Trout fishing on the White River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bullshoalsfisherman001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bullshoalsfisherman001lozarks.jpg <p>The 663-acre Bull Shoals-White River State Park borders both the lake and the White River. The lakeshore section of the park is a day use area with tree-shaded picnic tables, a playground and a one-mile Lakeside Trail.</p> <p>The main section of the park is situated on the White River below Bull Shoals Dam where campsites can be found. In addition, a trout dock offers boat, motor and canoe rentals; supplies and equipment; and gifts. </p> Fishing at Bull Shoals-White River State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bullshoalsfishing005lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bullshoalsfishing005lozarks.jpg <p>The 663-acre Bull Shoals-White River State Park borders both the lake and the White River. The lakeshore section of the park is a day use area with tree-shaded picnic tables, a playground and a one-mile Lakeside Trail.</p> <p>The main section of the park is situated on the White River below Bull Shoals Dam where campsites can be found. In addition, a trout dock offers boat, motor and canoe rentals; supplies and equipment; and gifts. </p> Fly-Fishing at Bull Shoals-White River State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bullshoalswhiteriver003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bullshoalswhiteriver003lozarks.jpg <p>The 663-acre Bull Shoals-White River State Park borders both the lake and the White River. The lakeshore section of the park is a day use area with tree-shaded picnic tables, a playground and a one-mile Lakeside Trail.</p> <p>The main section of the park is situated on the White River below Bull Shoals Dam where campsites can be found. In addition, a trout dock offers boat, motor and canoe rentals; supplies and equipment; and gifts. </p> Fly-Fishing at Bull Shoals-White River State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bullshoalswhiteriver005ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bullshoalswhiteriver005ldelta.jpg <p>10,000-square-foot visitors center for the White River National Wildlife Refuge in east Arkansas. The $2.6 million facility houses a bookstore and an environmental education classroom. Exhibits cover such topics as an historic timeline of the area, fish and wildlife, bottomland hardwood forests, bears, and birds and migratory flyways. Long-range plans call for the development of more than two miles of trails around the center. Established in 1935 and covering some 160,000 acres along the lower White, the refuge is home to the nation's largest contiguous block of bottomland hardwood forest under single ownership.</p> White River National Wildlife Refuge monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cotterbridge003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cotterbridge003lozarks.jpg <p>There's an old folk saying about the Ozarks: "It's not that the mountains are so high, it's just that the valleys are so deep."</p> <p>It's true. The Ozarks are a heavily eroded plateau, pushed up eons ago and carved out by hundreds of streams over thousands of years. Nature worked wonders, and today the diversity of these highlands is endless.</p> <p>Some of the most scenic rivers and majestic lakes in America are here to enjoy. Trout floats on the White, Little Red and Spring Rivers, plus bass and panfish outings on the lakes and smaller streams, make for world-class fishing action. Recreational boating, canoeing and swimming are also on the agenda of many visitors.</p> <p>Plan a leisurely walk along a trickling stream, or pick up the pace on an award-winning hiking trail. Enjoy the shady porch of a cozy log cabin or sail a 40,000-acre lake. Take time to tour a museum, historic home, formal garden or Civil War park. Dance and sing along at an informal mountain hoedown or dress up for an evening on the town.</p> <p>Include a day or two to explore the rich heritage of the hill country. Study the traditional folkways, see the wonders of a limestone cavern or visit a craftsman at work.</p> <p>Hideaway in the Ozarks this year.</p> Cotter Rainbow Bridge monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cotter001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cotter001lozarks.jpg <p>Built in 1930, this rainbow-arched bridge (five arches) is ranked among the most beautiful spans in mid-America. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.</p> Cotter Rainbow Bridge monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cotter002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cotter002lozarks.jpg <p>Built in 1930, this rainbow-arched bridge (five arches) is ranked among the most beautiful spans in mid-America. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.</p> Cotter Rainbow Bridge monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cotterbridge002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cotterbridge002lozarks.jpg <p>Built in 1930, this rainbow-arched bridge (five arches) is ranked among the most beautiful spans in mid-America; listed on the National Register of Historic Places.</p> Cotter Rainbow Bridge monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/centralspeedway001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/centralspeedway001lozarks.jpg <p>Enjoy racing at it's best every Friday night at the North Central Arkansas Speedway in Flippin. A full race is featured and includes modified, hobby stock cars, trucks, and mini-stock cars. The speedway is located 4 miles West of Flippin.</p> North Central Arkansas Speedway, Flippin monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bullshoals001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bullshoals001lozarks.jpg <p>The 663-acre Bull Shoals-White River State Park borders both the lake and the White River. The lakeshore section of the park is a day use area with tree-shaded picnic tables, a playground and a one-mile Lakeside Trail.</p> <p>The main section of the park is situated on the White River below Bull Shoals Dam where campsites can be found. In addition, a trout dock offers boat, motor and canoe rentals; supplies and equipment; and gifts. </p> Camping at Bull Shoals-White River State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/harrison001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/harrison001lozarks.jpg <p>Knowing that character of a downtown district was a factor for Norman Crampton when he developed his list of 100 Best Small Towns in America, it's easy to understand why Harrison made the cut in his 2002 book, "The Best Small Towns in America."</p> <p>Hanging flower baskets complement and awnings accentuate old brick storefronts that line the Harrison square, which, along with a few buildings on adjacent blocks, make up the historic district. Only one building in the district, a gas station, is less than 50 years old. Evidenced through its architecture from the early 1900s, the Great Depression and post-World War II, Harrison is the quintessential American small town.</p> <p>The flavor of this city might be best experienced by taking the Main Street Harrison Historic Walking Tour, which includes downtown parks, the historic Lyric Theater, the 1909 Boone County courthouse, the 1914 Boone County Jail and the Hotel Seville.</p> <p>The Lyric Theater offers live performances on a regular basis, and a thorough renovation of the historic structure is nearly complete. Built in 1929, the theater's interior is graced by stunning murals.</p> <p>Downtown also boasts two museums: the Boone County Historical Museum and the Marine Corps Legacy Museum. The historical museum contains railroad artifacts, Native American exhibits, genealogy files and Civil War memorabilia. The Marine Corps Legacy museum was founded and is maintained by two retired Marines, a father and son. It contains historical exhibits on the Marine Corps, tracing its roots to 490 B.C., when troops first trained specifically as marines.</p> <p>There's more than just historic interest in downtown Harrison. Shoppers can spend hours perusing an art gallery, several antique stores, vintage clothing stores, women's clothing stores, a home décor store, shoe stores and a bookstore. There’s also a barbershop, and its barber pole still turns.</p> Harrison's 1909 courthouse monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/harrison002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/harrison002lozarks.jpg <p>Hanging baskets of flowers and awnings accentuate old brick storefronts that line the Harrison square, which with a few adjacent buildings make up its national historic district. The flavor of the city is reflected in the Main Street Harrison Historic Walking Tour, which includes downtown parks, the historic Lyric Theater, the 1909 Boone County courthouse, the 1914 Boone County Jail, and the 1929 Hotel Seville. Downtown Harrison also embraces restaurants, an art gallery, antique stores, and other retail shops. It boasts two museums, the Boone County Historical Museum and the Marine Corps Legacy Museum. Surrounding the downtown area is an urban sprawl of contemporary dining and shopping districts.</p> <p>Crooked Creek, long a popular smallmouth bass stream, forms Lake Harrison just blocks from the historic area. In the heart of the Ozark Mountains of northern Arkansas, Harrison is a great jumping off point for visiting the towering limestone bluffs of the Buffalo National River, which are the backdrop for hiking, horseback riding, canoeing, caving, and fishing. Several photo-worthy limestone caves are open for tours in the nearby area.</p> <p>Harrison is located on Ark. 65 halfway between Little Rock and Branson, Mo. It is intersected east and west by either Ark. 62 or Ark. 412 and south by Scenic Ark. 7. Harrison is about 40 miles from world-class trout fishing, 52 miles from Mountain Home and 79 miles from Fayetteville.</p> Downtown Harrison monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnhomebigcreekgolf002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnhomebigcreekgolf002lozarks.jpg <p>One of only 17 courses in the USA to receive a five-star rating from the readers of Golf Digest who selected it as one of the "best of the best" in the country in 2006 defined as "Golf at its absolute best. Pay any price at least once in your life." Also rated fifth in the USA in Service and eighth in Top Courses in Conditioning by Golf Digest's Places To Play&mdash;Big Creek, designed by Thomas Clark with Ault, Clark and Associates, sprawls over 200 acres featuring four lakes, our namesake creek, white sand bunkers, lush zoysia fairways and bent grass greens. Challenging, yet enjoyable&mdash;five sets of tees range from 5,068 to 7,320 yards. A state-of-the-art practice facility features a three-tiered driving range, separate putting and chipping greens, and a large practice bunker to improve your game. Only one and a half hours from Branson, Missouri, Mountain Home also offers world-record trout fishing on the North Fork and White Rivers and other water sports on Bull Shoals Lake and Lake Norfork. (Proper golf attire, no denim, no T-shirts, soft spikes only.)</p> Big Creek Golf & Country Club, Mountain Home monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnhomecitylistingslozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnhomecitylistingslozarks.jpg <p>One of the major U.S. Army Corps of Engineers impoundments in The Natural State, Lake Norfork has over 550 miles of shoreline and covers some 22,000 acres. Almost all varieties of fresh water game fish are found in the lake which is fed by the North Fork River and its tributaries. Bass, walleye, crappie, bream and catfish all make their home in its waters.</p> <p>There are 20 developed parks which provide plenty of opportunities for camping and for water sports. Boating, water skiing, diving and swimming are all extremely popular on the lake.</p> <p>Norfork is one of the best lakes in the country for striper fishing. Stripers in the 25-40 lb. class are caught each year. Black bass fishing is at its best from September through May, and an increasingly popular sport on the lake is night fishing with lights for crappie and white bass.</p> <p>Commercial docks on the lake have boats, motors, guides, and equipment for diving. In addition to parks for camping, there are many resorts offering accommodations, some with private docks, swimming pools, and other recreational amenities.</p> <p>The North Fork River below the dam is a popular and productive trout stream, and the Norfork National Fish Hatchery assures a continuous supply of trout to maintain the populations of the North Fork, the White and other area trout streams.</p> Norfork Lake near Mountain Home monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnvillage001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnvillage001lozarks.jpg <p>Eleven main historic structures and numerous additional outbuildings, all of which have been brought here from various sites in the Ozarks. All are authentic, as are their contents, and all were being used in 1890.</p> Mountain Village 1890 at Bull Shoals monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/norfork010lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/norfork010lozarks.jpg <p>Norfork Lake has more than 550 miles of shoreline and covers some 22,000 acres. There are 19 developed parks which provide plenty of opportunities for camping and for water sports. Boating, water skiing, diving and swimming are all extremely popular on the lake. Commercial docks on the lake have boats, motors, guides, and equipment for diving. In addition to parks for camping, there are many resorts offering accommodations, some with private docks, swimming pools, and other recreational amenities.</p> <p>Fishing: Almost all varieties of fresh water game fish are found in the lake which is fed by the North Fork River and its tributaries. Bass, walleye, crappie, bream and catfish all make their home in its waters. Stripers in the 25-40 lb. class are caught each year. Black bass fishing is at its best from September through May, and an increasingly popular sport on the lake is night fishing with lights for crappie and white bass. The North Fork River below the dam is a popular and productive trout stream, and the Norfork National Fish Hatchery, available for tours, assures a continuous supply of trout to maintain the populations of the North Fork, the White and other area trout streams. A former world-record brown trout was taken from the river in 1988. A state-record 4-pound 12-ounce brook trout was caught in 2000.</p> Norfork Lake near Mountain Home monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarkfolkctr006lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarkfolkctr006lozarks.jpg <p>Mountain View is the home of the only park in America devoted to the preservation of Southern mountain folkways and music. The Ozark Folk Center State Park is a "living museum" of traditional pioneer skills, such as furniture making, quilting, blacksmithing, tintype photography, woodcarving and 15 other craft demonstrations. Concerts, performed in a 1,000-seat theater, feature songs and instruments from America's past. The park also offers a restaurant, lodge, library, conference center, visitor center and gift shop. The town of Mountain View has a variety of music shows, shopping, restaurants, plus impromptu folk music gatherings on the downtown square and yearly festivals. </p> Ozark Folk Center State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarkfolkctr034lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarkfolkctr034lozarks.jpg <p>Mountain View is the home of the Ozark Folk Center State Park, the only park in America devoted to the preservation of Southern mountain folkways and music. Demonstrations in such age-old crafts such as quilting, basket making and others are offered at the park.</p> Ozark Folk Center State Park, Mountain View monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarkfolkctr007lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarkfolkctr007lozarks.jpg <p>Mountain View is the home of the only park in America devoted to the preservation of Southern mountain folkways and music. The Ozark Folk Center State Park is a "living museum" of traditional pioneer skills, such as furniture making, quilting, blacksmithing, tintype photography, woodcarving and 15 other craft demonstrations. Concerts, performed in a 1,000-seat theater, feature songs and instruments from America's past. The park also offers a restaurant, lodge, library, conference center, visitor center and gift shop. The town of Mountain View has a variety of music shows, shopping, restaurants, plus impromptu folk music gatherings on the downtown square and yearly festivals. </p> Ozark Folk Center State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarkfolkctr014lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarkfolkctr014lozarks.jpg <p>Mountain View is the home of the Ozark Folk Center State Park, the only park in America devoted to the preservation of Southern mountain folkways and music. Concerts, performed in a 1,000-seat theater, feature songs and instruments from America's past</p> Ozark Folk Center State Park, Mountain View monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarkfolkctr018lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarkfolkctr018lozarks.jpg <p>Mountain View is the home of the only park in America devoted to the preservation of Southern mountain folkways and music. The Ozark Folk Center State Park is a "living museum" of traditional pioneer skills, such as furniture making, quilting, blacksmithing, tintype photography, woodcarving and 15 other craft demonstrations. Concerts, performed in a 1,000-seat theater, feature songs and instruments from America's past. The park also offers a restaurant, lodge, library, conference center, visitor center and gift shop. The town of Mountain View has a variety of music shows, shopping, restaurants, plus impromptu folk music gatherings on the downtown square and yearly festivals. </p> Ozark Folk Center State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarkfolkctr041lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarkfolkctr041lozarks.jpg <p>Mountain View is the home of the only park in America devoted to the preservation of Southern mountain folkways and music. The Ozark Folk Center State Park is a "living museum" of traditional pioneer skills, such as furniture making, quilting, blacksmithing, tintype photography, woodcarving and 15 other craft demonstrations. Concerts, performed in a 1,000-seat theater, feature songs and instruments from America's past. The park also offers a restaurant, lodge, library, conference center, visitor center and gift shop. The town of Mountain View has a variety of music shows, shopping, restaurants, plus impromptu folk music gatherings on the downtown square and yearly festivals. </p> Ozark Folk Center State Park, Mountain View monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarkfolkfestival001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarkfolkfestival001lozarks.jpg <p>Townspeople and visitors salute the folk culture of the Ozarks on the third weekend of April with musical performances and dancing on the Courthouse Square, parade, crafts demonstrations, and a rodeo. Activities take place on the Mountain View Court Square, the fairgrounds and the Ozark Folk Center State Park.</p> Arkansas Folk Festival, Mountain View monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarkfolkctr042lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarkfolkctr042lozarks.jpg <p>Mountain View is the home of the only park in America devoted to the preservation of Southern mountain folkways and music. The Ozark Folk Center State Park is a "living museum" of traditional pioneer skills, such as furniture making, quilting, blacksmithing, tintype photography, woodcarving and 15 other craft demonstrations. Concerts, performed in a 1,000-seat theater, feature songs and instruments from America's past. The park also offers a restaurant, lodge, library, conference center, visitor center and gift shop. The town of Mountain View has a variety of music shows, shopping, restaurants, plus impromptu folk music gatherings on the downtown square and yearly festivals. </p> Ozark Folk Center State Park, Mountain View monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarkfolkctr043lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarkfolkctr043lozarks.jpg <p>Mountain View is the home of the only park in America devoted to the preservation of Southern mountain folkways and music. The Ozark Folk Center State Park is a "living museum" of traditional pioneer skills, such as furniture making, quilting, blacksmithing, tintype photography, woodcarving and 15 other craft demonstrations. Concerts, performed in a 1,000-seat theater, feature songs and instruments from America's past. The park also offers a restaurant, lodge, library, conference center, visitor center and gift shop. The town of Mountain View has a variety of music shows, shopping, restaurants, plus impromptu folk music gatherings on the downtown square and yearly festivals.</p> Ozark Folk Center, Mountain View monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarkfolkctr045lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarkfolkctr045lozarks.jpg <p>Sample the rich heritage of life in America's rugged Ozark Mountains through the performances of traditional music and dance, and the demonstrations of pioneer skills and homestead crafts, on display for your enjoyment, enlightenment, and education at the Ozark Folk Center State Park in Mountain View, a town renowned as the "Folk Music Capital of the World." At this cultural center dedicated to the perpetuation and interpretation of the Ozark Mountain heritage, you can experience the Southern mountain music, dance, crafts, and lore that have been passed from generation to generation here since settlers first called these rugged, scenic hills home.</p> <p>During the Ozark Folk Center's regular season [April 15 -October 29], artisans demonstrate over 24 homestead skills and pioneer crafts in the Crafts Village from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nearby in the comfortable climate-controlled, 1,025-seat Music Theater, live entertainment is performed at 7:30 p.m. during the season, along with an occasional Sunday Gospel Concert.</p> <p>Here you'll hear traditional tunes featuring the sweet sounds of instruments like the fiddle, mountain dulcimer, autoharp, and guitar performed by talented mountain musicians just as they were before 1941 on acoustic instruments only. The Center is likewise known for its quaint Crafts Village and the caliber of the gifted artisans who in their 24 shops demonstrate the homestead crafts and pioneer skills that were essential to the early settlers of these ancient rugged hills.</p> <p>Visit the Center's Homespun Gift Shop. Here you'll find a wide selection of books and music specializing in Ozark themes. You can choose from a diverse variety of handcrafted, heirloom quality treasures including pottery, shuck dolls, brooms, oak baskets, loom work, and apple and peach "chunky" preserves. Knives, ironwork, and other works can also be purchased from the artisans in their craft shops. [NOTE: The gift shop is open April 1&mdash;December 17.] Stay overnight in one the recently updated guest rooms in the 60-room Dry Creek Lodge, which is open throughout the year. Treat yourself to the Southern-style meals in the Folk Center's full-service Skillet Restaurant. Its views of the surrounding Ozark woodland often include opportunities for you to enjoy sighting of the birds and other wildlife that call this area home. [NOTE: The Skillet Restaurant is open daily April 15&mdash;October 29 from 7 a.m.&mdash;8 p.m.]</p> <p>Visit the Smokehouse, the Heritage Herb Gardens and enjoy the free tram service within the 80-acre complex. The Center offers conference and meeting facilities for groups up to 1,000 and specializes in business retreats and family reunions. Package plans are available.</p> <p>Special music shows, contests, workshops and craft exhibitions are held throughout the year. Festivals highlight the spring and fall seasons. Holiday musical performances and craft fairs celebrate Thanksgiving and Christmas.</p> Ozark Folk Center in Mountain View monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/trloflightsharrison001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/trloflightsharrison001lozarks.jpg <p>Each holiday season Harrison lights up the town. </p> Holiday Lights, Harrison monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/trloflightsharrison002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/trloflightsharrison002lozarks.jpg <p>Victorian Christmas in the Ozarks features over one million lights including animated lighting fixtures and lighted Christmas trees along Lake Harrison levee and Historic Downtown Square. Special events planned for the first weekend in Dec.: American Magic Lantern Theater, Dec. 2; Farris Family Bluegrass Show, Dec. 3; Annual Christmas Parade, Dec. 4; Christmas Tour of Homes, Dec. 4; and The Messiah, Dec. 5. </p> Holiday Lights, Harrison monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Bull-Shoals-Lake-White-River-Sunset/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Bull-Shoals-Lake-White-River-Sunset.jpg A day at the lake has a perfect ending with a gorgeous sunset. Lake Sunset monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Bull-Shoals-Lake-White-River-Trees/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Bull-Shoals-Lake-White-River-Trees.jpg Tupelo trees do just fine living along the White River. Southern Trees monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/craterdiamonds028louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/craterdiamonds028louachita.jpg <p>Crater of Diamonds State Park&mdash;North America’s largest diamond (40.23 carats) and more than 70,000 other diamonds have been found in a field south of Murfreesboro since farmer John Huddleston discovered the first such gems there in 1906. Now the eroding surface of a volcanic pipe located about three miles south of Murfreesboro is preserved as Crater of Diamonds State Park, the world’s only site where, for a small fee, anyone can dig for diamonds and keep what they find. The park’s visitors center offers an audio-visual presentation giving tips on diamond hunting, a display of diamonds in the rough, and exhibits detailing the site’s history and geology. The park also has a campground, hiking trail, a picnic and play area, and a water play area. A rainbow-trout fishery is located on the Little Missouri River below the Narrows Dam some nine miles north of the park. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission stocks trout there from late fall through April.</p> Crater of Diamonds State Park near Murfreesboro monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/craterpool01louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degray002louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degrayrestaurant002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/degrayrestaurant002louachita.jpg <p>A lakefront restaurant is one of DeGray Lake Resort State Parks many attractions. 13,800-acre DeGray Lake was formed when the Caddo River was dammed in 1972. DeGray Lake Resort State Park is located on an island and reached by a short causeway. The park’s 96-room lodge features a spa, swimming pool, well-equipped exercise room and convention facilities. Other park facilities include a challenging 7,200-yard golf course with pro shop, a riding stable, campgrounds and hiking trails. Visitors can avail themselves of rental watercraft at the park marina to take advantage of the lake’s fishing or can launch for free their own craft. Water-skiing, sailing, jet-skiing and pleasure boating are other popular DeGray activities. </p> DeGray Lake Resort State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degrayaerial001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/degrayaerial001louachita.jpg <p>Arkansas's resort state park lies on the north shore of DeGray Lake, a 13,800-acre fishing and water sports destination in the foothills of the Ouachita Mountains. Here you will find resort amenities combined with plenty of outdoor fun. DeGray offers a 96-room lodge and convention center, camping (113 sites including Premium D, Preferred B, Standard B and Rent-A-Yurt), swimming, tennis, golf, hiking, bicycling and guided horseback trail rides. The park's full-service marina (open year-round) offers tackle, dock space, fuel and a variety of boat rentals.</p> <p>DeGray's lodge and convention center offers sweeping views of DeGray Lake from its unique island setting. Amenities include a swimming pool, hot tub and fitness room. DeGray Lodge's Shoreline Restaurant offers a full menu plus banquet catering services. The lodge also features a business center, meeting rooms and 350-seat convention center that are perfect for meetings, retreats and family reunions. Custom-fit meetings are DeGray Lake Resort State Park Lodge's specialty. Group Rates/Package Plans are available.</p> <p>DeGray's 18-hole, public PGA championship-rated golf course (7,200 yards) includes a driving range and practice range. The Pro Shop offers refreshments, cart and club rentals, golf equipment and golf apparel for sale.</p> <p>Swim beaches, boat launches, pavilions, trails, bicycle rentals, a store, tennis court, basketball court and coin laundry round out DeGray's offerings.</p> <p>Park interpreters lead sunset cruises snorkeling trips on the lake and guided hikes along park trails and the shoreline, a popular place to view the lake's abundant birdlife. Outdoor workshops and a variety of special events are hosted in the park throughout the year. Each January, the popular "Eagles Et Cetera" weekend celebrates the migration of American bald eagles to DeGray Lake.</p> <p>To reach DeGray Lake Resort State Park, take Exit #78 off I-30 at Caddo Valley/Arkadelphia and travel seven miles north on Scenic 7 Byway to the park; or from Hot Springs, travel 21 miles south on Scenic 7 Byway (a 30-minute drive). </p> DeGray Lake Resort State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/craterpool02louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/crater001louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/craterdiamonds034louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/craterdiamonds036louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/craterdiamonds036louachita.jpg <p>The only place on the North American continent where you can dig for diamonds for a small fee and keep what you find. Some of the more notable diamonds found include: the 40.23-carat "Uncle Sam"--the largest diamond ever unearthed in the United States, the 16.37-carat "Amarillo Starlight," the 15.33-carat "Star of Arkansas," and the 4.25-carat "Kahn Canary" diamond, found in 1977, which was worn by Hillary Clinton during the presidential inaugural balls as well as for two gubernatorial inaugurations. The 3.03-carat "Strawn-Wagner Diamond," found in 1990 was cut to a 1.09-carat gem graded D-flawless 0/0/0 (the highest grade a diamond can achieve) by the American Gem Society. </p> Crater of Diamonds State Park in Murfreesboro monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degray004louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degrayaerial006louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degrayboat001louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degraycamping004louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/degraycamping004louachita.jpg <p>In addition to having great outdoors fun, camping at DeGray Lake allows you to learn what the heck a "yurt" is. Rent-A-Yurt, pictured here, is available at DeGray Lake Resort State Park. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers offers campsites on the lake in addition to the state park. </p> DeGray Lake Resort State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degrayretired001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/degrayretired001louachita.jpg <p>In addition to having great outdoors fun, camping at DeGray Lake allows you to learn what the heck a "yurt" is. Rent-A-Yurt, pictured here, is available at DeGray Lake Resort State Park. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers offers campsites on the lake in addition to the state park.</p> Camping at DeGray Lake Resort State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degrayski002louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/crater002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/crater002louachita.jpg <p>Arkansas's diamond site, the Crater of Diamonds State Park, is the eighth largest diamond-bearing deposit in surface area in the world. Here you can enjoy the one-of-a-kind outdoor adventure of prospecting for real diamonds. Located in southwest Arkansas near Murfreesboro, this is the world's only diamond-bearing site open to the public. Occurring naturally here along with the diamonds are garnet, amethyst, jasper, agate, quartz and other rocks and minerals that make this site a rock-hound's delight. And what you unearth is yours to keep. You'll search over a 37 1/2-acre plowed field, the eroded surface of the ancient volcanic pipe that brought the gems to the surface.</p> Crater of Diamonds State Park, Murfreesboro monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/craterdiamonds037louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/craterdiamonds037louachita.jpg <p>The only place on the North American continent where you can dig for diamonds for a small fee and keep what you find. Some of the more notable diamonds found include: the 40.23-carat "Uncle Sam"--the largest diamond ever unearthed in the United States, the 16.37-carat "Amarillo Starlight," the 15.33-carat "Star of Arkansas," and the 4.25-carat "Kahn Canary" diamond, found in 1977, which was worn by Hillary Clinton during the presidential inaugural balls as well as for two gubernatorial inaugurations. The 3.03-carat "Strawn-Wagner Diamond," found in 1990 was cut to a 1.09-carat gem graded D-flawless 0/0/0 (the highest grade a diamond can achieve) by the American Gem Society. </p> Crater of Diamonds State Park in Murfreesboro monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degray005louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degrayskidos006louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degrayskidos007louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degraycouple002louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degraycouple003louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degraygolf001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/degraygolf001louachita.jpg <p>DeGray Lake Resort State Park is Arkansas's resort state park. Situated on the north shore of 13,800-acre DeGray Lake, this recreational retreat in the foothills of the Ouachita Mountains offers resort amenities combined with the outdoor adventures of an Arkansas state park. DeGray is a fishing and water sports resort. DeGray is a golf resort. And DeGray is a state park perfect for family vacations, getaways, reunions, weddings, business meetings and retreats.</p> DeGray Lake Resort State Park Golf Course monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degrayhorseriding001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/degrayhorseriding001louachita.jpg <p>All types of water sports are popular at 13,800-acre DeGray Lake, formed when the Caddo River was dammed in 1972. DeGray Lake Resort State Park is located on an island and reached by a short causeway. The park’s 96-room lodge features a spa, swimming pool, well-equipped exercise room, convention facilities and a full-service restaurant. Other park facilities include a challenging 7,200-yard golf course with pro shop, a riding stable, campgrounds and hiking trails. Visitors can avail themselves of rental watercraft at the park marina to take advantage of the lake’s fishing or can launch for free their own craft. Water-skiing, sailing, jet-skiing and pleasure boating are other popular DeGray activities. </p> DeGray Lake Resort State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degraylodge005louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/degraylodge005louachita.jpg <p>DeGray Lake Resort State Park is located on an island in 13,800-acre DeGray Lake and is reached by a short causeway. The park’s 96-room lodge features a spa, swimming pool, well-equipped exercise room and convention facilities. Other park facilities include a full-service restaurant, a challenging 7,200-yard golf course with pro shop, a riding stable, campgrounds and hiking trails. Visitors can avail themselves of rental watercraft at the park marina to take advantage of the lake’s fishing or can launch for free their own craft. Water-skiing, sailing, jet-skiing and pleasure boating are other popular DeGray activities. </p> DeGray Lake Resort State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degraymettings001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/degraymettings001louachita.jpg <p>All types of water sports are popular at 13,800-acre DeGray Lake, formed when the Caddo River was dammed in 1972. DeGray Lake Resort State Park is located on an island and reached by a short causeway. The park’s 96-room lodge features a spa, swimming pool, well-equipped exercise room, convention facilities and a full-service restaurant. Other park facilities include a challenging 7,200-yard golf course with pro shop, a riding stable, campgrounds and hiking trails. Visitors can avail themselves of rental watercraft at the park marina to take advantage of the lake’s fishing or can launch for free their own craft. Water-skiing, sailing, jet-skiing and pleasure boating are other popular DeGray activities. </p> DeGray Lake Resort State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degraypool001louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degraysunset002louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/crater003louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/crater003louachita.jpg <p>Arkansas's diamond site, the Crater of Diamonds State Park, is the eighth largest diamond-bearing deposit in surface area in the world. Here you can enjoy the one-of-a-kind outdoor adventure of prospecting for real diamonds. Located in southwest Arkansas near Murfreesboro, this is the world's only diamond-bearing site open to the public. Occurring naturally here along with the diamonds are garnet, amethyst, jasper, agate, quartz and other rocks and minerals that make this site a rock-hound's delight. And what you unearth is yours to keep. You'll search over a 37 1/2-acre plowed field, the eroded surface of the ancient volcanic pipe that brought the gems to the surface.</p> Crater of Diamonds State Park, Murfreesboro monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/craterdiamonds038louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/craterdiamonds038louachita.jpg <p>The only place on the North American continent where you can dig for diamonds for a small fee and keep what you find. Some of the more notable diamonds found include: the 40.23-carat "Uncle Sam"--the largest diamond ever unearthed in the United States, the 16.37-carat "Amarillo Starlight," the 15.33-carat "Star of Arkansas," and the 4.25-carat "Kahn Canary" diamond, found in 1977, which was worn by Hillary Clinton during the presidential inaugural balls as well as for two gubernatorial inaugurations. The 3.03-carat "Strawn-Wagner Diamond," found in 1990 was cut to a 1.09-carat gem graded D-flawless 0/0/0 (the highest grade a diamond can achieve) by the American Gem Society. </p> Crater of Diamonds State Park in Murfreesboro monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/crater004louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/crater004louachita.jpg <p>Arkansas's diamond site, the Crater of Diamonds State Park, is the eighth largest diamond-bearing deposit in surface area in the world. Here you can enjoy the one-of-a-kind outdoor adventure of prospecting for real diamonds. Located in southwest Arkansas near Murfreesboro, this is the world's only diamond-bearing site open to the public. Occurring naturally here along with the diamonds are garnet, amethyst, jasper, agate, quartz and other rocks and minerals that make this site a rock-hound's delight. And what you unearth is yours to keep. You'll search over a 37 1/2-acre plowed field, the eroded surface of the ancient volcanic pipe that brought the gems to the surface.</p> Diamond Discovery Center at Crater of Diamonds State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/crater005louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/crater005louachita.jpg <p>Arkansas's diamond site, the Crater of Diamonds State Park, is the eighth largest diamond-bearing deposit in surface area in the world. Here you can enjoy the one-of-a-kind outdoor adventure of prospecting for real diamonds. Located in southwest Arkansas near Murfreesboro, this is the world's only diamond-bearing site open to the public. Occurring naturally here along with the diamonds are garnet, amethyst, jasper, agate, quartz and other rocks and minerals that make this site a rock-hound's delight. And what you unearth is yours to keep. You'll search over a 37 1/2-acre plowed field, the eroded surface of the ancient volcanic pipe that brought the gems to the surface.</p> Crater of Diamonds State Park, Murfreesboro monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/crater006loachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/craterdiamonds039louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/craterdiamonds039louachita.jpg <p>The only place on the North American continent where you can dig for diamonds for a small fee and keep what you find. Some of the more notable diamonds found include: the 40.23-carat "Uncle Sam"--the largest diamond ever unearthed in the United States, the 16.37-carat "Amarillo Starlight," the 15.33-carat "Star of Arkansas," and the 4.25-carat "Kahn Canary" diamond, found in 1977, which was worn by Hillary Clinton during the presidential inaugural balls as well as for two gubernatorial inaugurations. The 3.03-carat "Strawn-Wagner Diamond," found in 1990 was cut to a 1.09-carat gem graded D-flawless 0/0/0 (the highest grade a diamond can achieve) by the American Gem Society. </p> Diamond Discovery Center at Crater of Diamonds State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/craterdiamonds005louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/craterdiamonds005louachita.jpg <p>Crater of Diamonds State Park is North America’s largest diamond (40.23 carats) and more than 70,000 other diamonds have been found in a field south of Murfreesboro since farmer John Huddleston discovered the first such gems there in 1906. The park is the world’s only site where, for a small fee, anyone can dig for diamonds and keep what they find.</p> Crater of Diamonds Sate Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/craterdiamonds040louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/craterdiamonds040louachita.jpg <p>The only place on the North American continent where you can dig for diamonds for a small fee and keep what you find. Some of the more notable diamonds found include: the 40.23-carat "Uncle Sam"--the largest diamond ever unearthed in the United States, the 16.37-carat "Amarillo Starlight," the 15.33-carat "Star of Arkansas," and the 4.25-carat "Kahn Canary" diamond, found in 1977, which was worn by Hillary Clinton during the presidential inaugural balls as well as for two gubernatorial inaugurations. The 3.03-carat "Strawn-Wagner Diamond," found in 1990 was cut to a 1.09-carat gem graded D-flawless 0/0/0 (the highest grade a diamond can achieve) by the American Gem Society. </p> Crater of Diamonds State Park in Murfreesboro monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degrayjetski001louachita-photo/ monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/craterdiamonds041louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/craterdiamonds041louachita.jpg <p>The only place on the North American continent where you can dig for diamonds for a small fee and keep what you find. Some of the more notable diamonds found include: the 40.23-carat "Uncle Sam"--the largest diamond ever unearthed in the United States, the 16.37-carat "Amarillo Starlight," the 15.33-carat "Star of Arkansas," and the 4.25-carat "Kahn Canary" diamond, found in 1977, which was worn by Hillary Clinton during the presidential inaugural balls as well as for two gubernatorial inaugurations. The 3.03-carat "Strawn-Wagner Diamond," found in 1990 was cut to a 1.09-carat gem graded D-flawless 0/0/0 (the highest grade a diamond can achieve) by the American Gem Society. </p> Crater of Diamonds State Park Visitors Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degraykids001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/degraykids001louachita.jpg <p>All types of water sports are popular at 13,800-acre DeGray Lake, formed when the Caddo River was dammed in 1972. DeGray Lake Resort State Park is located on an island and reached by a short causeway. The park’s 96-room lodge features a spa, swimming pool, well-equipped exercise room, convention facilities and a full-service restaurant. Other park facilities include a challenging 7,200-yard golf course with pro shop, a riding stable, campgrounds and hiking trails. Visitors can avail themselves of rental watercraft at the park marina to take advantage of the lake’s fishing or can launch for free their own craft. Water-skiing, sailing, jet-skiing and pleasure boating are other popular DeGray activities. </p> DeGray Lake Resort State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/degraylodge004louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/degraylodge004louachita.jpg <p>All types of water sports are popular at 13,800-acre DeGray Lake, formed when the Caddo River was dammed in 1972. DeGray Lake Resort State Park is located on an island and reached by a short causeway. The park’s 96-room lodge features a spa, swimming pool, well-equipped exercise room, convention facilities and a full-service restaurant. Other park facilities include a challenging 7,200-yard golf course with pro shop, a riding stable, campgrounds and hiking trails. Visitors can avail themselves of rental watercraft at the park marina to take advantage of the lake’s fishing or can launch for free their own craft. Water-skiing, sailing, jet-skiing and pleasure boating are other popular DeGray activities. </p> DeGray Lake Resort State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-hamiltonlake/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-hamiltonlake.jpg Arkansas has quite a few options for family fun on the water, all of which are accompanied by peaceful, slow sunsets. Hamilton Lake monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Diamond-Lakes-Hiker-Ouchita/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Diamond-Lakes-Hiker-Ouchita.jpg Ouchita Hiking monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eldorado001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eldorado001ltimberlands.jpg <p>El Dorado lived up to the promise of its name when oil was discovered a mile west of the city in 1921. The resulting gush of population and prosperity led to an architectural boom still reflected in a self-guided walking tour of the city's restored downtown, now filled with shopping and dining opportunities. Downtown also includes the Rialto Theater, Arkansas's only working art deco theater, and the historic John Newton House, which hosts the annual Mayhaw Festival. Two other popular El Dorado events are Showdown at Sunset, the reenactment of a 1902 gunfight on the Union County Courthouse square, and MusicFest, which features a variety of national and local musical acts. The arts are served in the city by the South Arkansas Arts Center. Visitors who want to know more about the South Arkansas oil boom will find exhibits, films and a park with full-size derricks and other oilfield equipment at the Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources in nearby Smackover.</p> <p>Outdoor recreational opportunities in the El Dorado area include the South Arkansas Arboretum State Park, Moro Bay State Park, and the Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge.</p> Downtown El Dorado monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eldorado003ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eldorado003ltimberlands.jpg <p>El Dorado's thriving downtown, centered around the Neo-classic 1928 Union County Courthouse, contains architecturally significant churches and other impressive structures constructed in the 1920s and '30s and made possible by the new wealth of the oil boom. A diverse mix of shops, a variety of dining establishments and complementary landscaping and streetscape details have combined to make the area one of Arkansas's most attractive and popular downtowns. Nearby is the Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources where the history of the state's "oil boom" is told through films, historic photographs, geological and other exhibits, oil-era memorabilia and an Oil Field Park, which displays derricks and pumping equipment.</p> Downtown El Dorado monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/camden003ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/camden003ltimberlands.jpg <p>Each March the south Arkansas town of Camden celebrates the coming of spring with its Daffodil Festival, pictured here. </p> Daffodil Heaven in Camden monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/camden006ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/camden006ltimberlands.jpg <p>Located in a restored 1913 train depot, the museum houses exhibits on local history, including famous Camden products Camark pottery and Grapette soft drinks, and contains railroad and Civil War memorabilia. Visitor information is also available.</p> Camden Visitors Center and Museum monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/camden008ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/camden008ltimberlands.jpg <p>In the spring of 1864, the Union Army briefly captured the town of Camden during a failed Civil War campaign. Gen. Frederick Steele occupied the McCollum-Chidester House at 926 Washington Street, then the home of stagecoach operator John T. Chidester. Now hosting public tours, the house is mostly furnished with antiques original to the Chidester family, who moved into the home in 1857. </p> McCollum-Chidester House in Camden monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/amnr002ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/amnr002ltimberlands.jpg <p>Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources collects, preserves and exhibits examples of Arkansas's changing oil technology and brine industry, and focuses on the 1920s oil boom in south Arkansas. Working outdoor exhibits include an oil well, pumping rig and three derricks. Temporary and traveling exhibits are displayed inside the museum. Two video presentations depict the discovery of oil and brine in Arkansas. Admission is free.</p> <br />The museum's exhibits include:<ul><li>· The Earth Globe&mdash;Journey through the center of the earth and see where oil and bromine is located throughout the world.</li> <li>The Core Shaft&mdash;Explore a simulated core shaft and see samples of actual formations found in south Arkansas.</li> <li>Undersea Diorama&mdash;Take a trip 200 million years back in time to the Jurassic Period. Ride through the ocean and hear how oil is formed on the ocean's floor.</li> <li>Industrial Revolution&mdash;Watch as oil sets the nation’s industrial wheels in motion during the 19th century, and step onto an oil-soaked rig floor as a gusher is being brought under control.</li> <li>Boom Town Street&mdash;Stroll through Smackover's muddy boom town street and visit the restaurant, jail, supply store and movie theater.</li> <li>The Circus Truck&mdash;Watch the conservation of the 1920s vintage Model-T motor home where Rhene Miller Meyer, the famous "Goat Woman," lived and performed.</li> <li>The Woodland Walk&mdash;Trek the paved trail through the Oil Field Park and explore full-sized, operating examples of derricks and equipment used from the 1920s to the modern era.</li> </ul><br /><p>The museum is on Ark. 7 one mile south of Smackover.</p> Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/amnr012ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/amnr012ltimberlands.jpg <p>This unique museum highlights Arkansas's natural resources with emphasis on the state's oil and brine industries. Walk the streets of an Arkansas boom town. Journey inside the earth and into a core shaft showing the formations in the oil field strata. Ride the elevator through the undersea diorama. Take a chance drilling to see if you will become an oil tycoon.</p> <p>Tour the museum's oil field park and see working exhibits including a standard rig and vintage derricks.</p> Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/camden009ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/camden009ltimberlands.jpg <p>Many stately historic homes can be found in the old Civil War town of Camden. Among them are the McCollum-Chidester House which offers tours to the public and the Umpstead House, a bed and breakfast inn.</p> <p>Daffordil Festival pictured here.</p> Umstead House Bed & Breakfast monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/clintonboyhoodhomehope11ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/clintonboyhoodhomehope11ltimberlands.jpg <p>From these humble beginnings came the 42nd President of the United States&mdash;William Jefferson Clinton. The boyhood home of former President Clinton has been restored as a museum and is open for guided tours. The wood frame house is a two and one-half story American Foursquare design built in 1917 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. For his first four years, Bill Clinton lived here with his maternal grandparents, Eldridge and Edith Grisham Cassidy, at 117 South Hervey in Hope. It was in this house that Clinton spent his formative years.</p> <p>Self-guided tours of the exhibits in the reception center/museum are also available. A highlight here is a replica of the Oval Office rug designed by Little Rock designer Kaki Hockersmith. The thirteen yarn colors used in the magnificent rug symbolize the original thirteen colonies of this nation. Also of interest is the "From Hope to the White House" exhibit that chronicles highlights of Clinton's life. The gift shop, with posters, architectural drawings of the home, T-shirts, greeting cards, cookbooks and muscadine jelly, is also worth a visit.</p> Clinton Center and Birthplace, Hope monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eldorado004ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eldorado004ltimberlands.jpg <p>El Dorado lived up to the promise of its name when oil was discovered a mile west of the city in 1921. The resulting gush of population and prosperity led to an architectural boom still reflected in a self-guided walking tour of the city's restored downtown, now filled with shopping and dining opportunities. Downtown also includes the Rialto Theater, Arkansas's only working art deco theater, and the historic John Newton House, which hosts the annual Mayhaw Festival. Two other popular El Dorado events are Showdown at Sunset, the reenactment of a 1902 gunfight on the Union County Courthouse square, and MusicFest, which features a variety of national and local musical acts. The arts are served in the city by the South Arkansas Arts Center. Visitors who want to know more about the South Arkansas oil boom will find exhibits, films and a park with full-size derricks and other oilfield equipment at the Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources in nearby Smackover.</p> <p>Outdoor recreational opportunities in the El Dorado area include the South Arkansas Arboretum State Park, Moro Bay State Park, and the Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge.</p> Downtown El Dorado monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eldorado005ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eldorado005ltimberlands.jpg <p>El Dorado's thriving downtown, centered around the Neo-classic 1928 Union County Courthouse, contains architecturally significant churches and other impressive structures constructed in the 1920s and '30s and made possible by the new wealth of the oil boom. A diverse mix of shops, a variety of dining establishments and complementary landscaping and streetscape details have combined to make the area one of Arkansas's most attractive and popular downtowns. Nearby is the Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources where the history of the state's "oil boom" is told through films, historic photographs, geological and other exhibits, oil-era memorabilia and an Oil Field Park, which displays derricks and pumping equipment.</p> Downtown El Dorado monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eldorado009ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eldorado009ltimberlands.jpg <p>El Dorado's thriving downtown, centered around the Neo-classic 1928 Union County Courthouse, contains architecturally significant churches and other impressive structures constructed in the 1920s and '30s and made possible by the new wealth. A diverse mix of shops, a variety of dining establishments and complementary landscaping and streetscape details have combined to make the area one of Arkansas's most attractive and popular downtowns.</p> Downtown EL Dorado monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eldorado010ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eldorado010ltimberlands.jpg <p>El Dorado's thriving downtown, centered around the Neo-classic 1928 Union County Courthouse, contains architecturally significant churches and other impressive structures constructed in the 1920s and '30s and made possible by the new wealth. A diverse mix of shops, a variety of dining establishments and complementary landscaping and streetscape details have combined to make the area one of Arkansas's most attractive and popular downtowns.</p> Downtown EL Dorado monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eldorado011ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eldorado011ltimberlands.jpg <p>El Dorado's thriving downtown, centered around the Neo-classic 1928 Union County Courthouse, contains architecturally significant churches and other impressive structures constructed in the 1920s and '30s and made possible by the new wealth. A diverse mix of shops, a variety of dining establishments and complementary landscaping and streetscape details have combined to make the area one of Arkansas's most attractive and popular downtowns.</p> Downtown El Dorado monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deer001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deer001ltimberlands.jpg <p>The abundant natural resources of the Timberlands are still attracting people today. Each year, thousands of sportsmen descend upon Southern Arkansas to hunt deer in what is considered the best deer hunting region in the state. </p> Arkansas Deer monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deer002ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deer002ltimberlands.jpg <p>The abundant natural resources of the Timberlands are still attracting people today. Each year, thousands of sportsmen descend upon Southern Arkansas to hunt deer in what is considered the best deer hunting region in the state. </p> Arkansas Deer monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deer003ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deer003ltimberlands.jpg <p>The abundant natural resources of the Timberlands are still attracting people today. Each year, thousands of sportsmen descend upon Southern Arkansas to hunt deer in what is considered the best deer hunting region in the state. </p> Arkansas Deer monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/clintonbrithplaceltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/clintonbrithplaceltimberlands.jpg <p>From these humble beginnings came the 42nd President of the United States&mdash;William Jefferson Clinton. The boyhood home of former President Clinton has been restored as a museum and is open for guided tours. The wood frame house is a two and one-half story American Foursquare design built in 1917 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. For his first four years, Bill Clinton lived here with his maternal grandparents, Eldridge and Edith Grisham Cassidy, at 117 South Hervey in Hope. It was in this house that Clinton spent his formative years.</p> <p>Self-guided tours of the exhibits in the reception center/museum are also available. A highlight here is a replica of the Oval Office rug designed by Little Rock designer Kaki Hockersmith. The thirteen yarn colors used in the magnificent rug symbolize the original thirteen colonies of this nation. Also of interest is the "From Hope to the White House" exhibit that chronicles highlights of Clinton's life. The gift shop, with posters, architectural drawings of the home, T-shirts, greeting cards, cookbooks and muscadine jelly, is also worth a visit.</p> Clinton Center and Birthplace, Hope monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/camdencivilwar008ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/camdencivilwar008ltimberlands.jpg <p>Camden, located in South Arkansas, is a true Old South town, as evidenced by seven pre-Civil War homes featured on the city's Chamber of Commerce's Driving Tour. Two of them, the Graham-Gaughan-Betts Home and the McCollum-Chidester House, are open for tours. Nearby Poison Spring State Park commemorates part of the Red River Campaign.</p> Camden's Civil War Reenactment monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/amnr011ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/amnr011ltimberlands.jpg <p>The museum collects, preserves and exhibits examples of Arkansas' natural resources including oil, brine and timber with emphasis on the 1920's oil boom in South Arkansas. A Temporary Exhibit Gallery features varying exhibits. Oil Field Park includes actual oil derricks and equipment.</p> Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hope001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hope001ltimberlands.jpg <p>The first home of President Bill Clinton; listed on the National Register of Historic Places; focuses on the 1940s and 1950s; tour includes the gift shop, replica of the Oval Office rug and a timeline.</p> Clinton Center & Birthplace, Hope monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hope002ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hope002ltimberlands.jpg <p>Hope Visitor Center and Museum is in the 1912 Iron Mountain/Missouri Pacific Railroad Depot. It was restored in 1995 to its present condition. </p> Hope Visitor Center & Museum monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hope003ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hope003ltimberlands.jpg <p>Hope Visitor Center and Museum is in the 1912 Iron Mountain/Missouri Pacific Railroad Depot. It was restored in 1995 to its present condition.</p> Hope Visitor Center & Museum monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hopeamigoJuansltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hopeamigoJuansltimberlands.jpg <p>Food has become such an integral part of traveling. "The specialties of the house" allow visitors a chance to experience their destination’s culture. Who can visit Arkansas without sampling barbecue, fried catfish or fried green tomatoes? There are just about as many difference choices of barbecue in The Natural State as there are trees in the Ouachita, Ozark and St. Francis National Forests. It can be hot or mild, tomato or mustard based. The pork or beef can be chopped or pulled. All you have to do is choose.</p> <p>Poultry is another favorite which is no surprise. Arkansas leads the nation in poultry production. You can get it roasted, baked or fried. And don’t forget the ultimate comfort food&mdash;chicken and dumplings.</p> <p>Arkansas isn’t limited to just barbecue and chicken though. Mediterranean, Oriental, French, Italian, Indian German and other ethnic cuisines are available almost statewide. Seafood including rainbow trout is plentiful on many menus as are other healthier choices. Homemade yeast rolls and cornbread make a tasty accompaniment as does a glass of iced tea or an Arkansas-made wine. Be sure to save room for dessert with luscious pies often the preferred choice. Fruit pies, cream pies and fried pies provide immediate taste gratification.</p> <p>Whether it’s a Mom and Pop café or diner, or an award-winning upscale eatery, you’ll find it in Arkansas. Pictured here is Amigo Juan Mexican Cafe in Hope.</p> Dining in Hope monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hopeclintonhome001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hopeclintonhome001ltimberlands.jpg <p>The first home of President Bill Clinton; listed on the National Register of Historic Places; focuses on the 1940s and 1950s; tour includes the gift shop, replica of the Oval Office rug and a timeline.</p> Clinton Center & Birthplace, Hope monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hopeclintonhome005ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hopeclintonhome005ltimberlands.jpg <p>The first home of President Bill Clinton; listed on the National Register of Historic Places; focuses on the 1940s and 1950s; tour includes the gift shop, replica of the Oval Office rug and a timeline.</p> Clinton Center & Birthplace, Hope monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hoperestaurant001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hoperestaurant001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Whether it’s a Mom and Pop café or diner, or an award-winning upscale eatery, you’ll find it in Arkansas. Pictured here is Amigo Juan Mexican Cafe in Hope. To find more dining information go to section of this web site.</p> Dining out in Hope monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hopewatermelon001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hopewatermelon001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Festival dedicated to the celebration of the most famous crop, "the watermelon" featuring over 200 arts & crafts booths, music, food, a melon eating contest, seed-spitting contest, and ice-cold melon by the slice. Parking fee benefits youth sports and the chamber.</p> <br />Admission: Free, $2 parking fee Hope Watermelon Festival monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hopewatermelon002ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hopewatermelon002ltimberlands.jpg <p>Festival dedicated to the celebration of the most famous crop, "the watermelon" featuring over 200 arts & crafts booths, music, food, a melon eating contest, seed-spitting contest, and ice-cold melon by the slice. Parking fee benefits youth sports and the chamber.</p> <br />Admission: Free, $2 parking fee Hope Watermelon Festival monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hopewatermelon003ltimebrlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hopewatermelon003ltimebrlands.jpg <p>Celebrate Hope's giant watermelons with the watermelon eating and seed spitting contests, the Watermelon Olympics, a variety of live music, fishing, archery, arm-wrestling and horseshoe tournaments. A 5K run, more than 200 craft booths, food vendors, an old-time fiddling contest, antique engine and car shows, a motorcycle show and swap meet are just some of the other events that take place every August.</p> Hope Watermelon Festival monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hunting001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hunting001ltimberlands.jpg <p>The abundant natural resources of the Timberlands are still attracting people today. Each year, thousands of sportsmen descend upon Southern Arkansas to hunt deer in what is considered the best deer hunting region in the state.</p> Hunting in Arkansas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hunting002ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hunting002ltimberlands.jpg <p>The abundant natural resources of the Timberlands are still attracting people today. Each year, thousands of sportsmen descend upon Southern Arkansas to hunt deer in what is considered the best deer hunting region in the state.</p> Hunting in Arkansas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hunting003ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hunting003ltimberlands.jpg <p>The abundant natural resources of the Timberlands are still attracting people today. Each year, thousands of sportsmen descend upon Southern Arkansas to hunt deer in what is considered the best deer hunting region in the state.</p> Hunting in Arkansas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/logoly003ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/logoly003ltimberlands.jpg <p>Arkansas's 35th state park, Logoly, is the state's first environmental education park. At Logoly, interpreters present workshops on ecological and environmental topics, and the park's natural resources provide a living laboratory for students and nature lovers alike. The park also offers a visitors center and limited camping. </p> Logoly State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington080ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington080ltimberlands.jpg <p>Historic Washington, Arkansas's premier 19th-century village, is conserved and interpreted by Arkansas State Parks in conjunction with the Pioneer Washington Restoration Foundation.</p> <p>From its establishment in 1824, Washington was an important stop on the rugged Southwest Trail for pioneers traveling to Texas. James Bowie, Sam Houston and Davy Crockett traveled through Washington. James Black, a local blacksmith, is credited with creating the legendary Bowie Knife here. Later, the town became a major service center for area planters, merchants and professionals. Washington was the Confederate Capital of Arkansas from 1863-1865.Established in 1973, the state park interprets Washington from 1824-1889. The 1874 Courthouse serves as the park visitor center. Visitors can also see the 1836 Courthouse, Blacksmith Shop, Weapons Museum, several residences and other historic structures on self-guided tours. Buildings open for touring vary each day. Lunch featuring delicious, Southern country fare is served daily in the circa 1832 Williams' Tavern Restaurant.</p> Old Washington Historic State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/magnolia002ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/magnolia002ltimberlands.jpg <p>Six colorful murals depict the history of Magnolia are located around the historic square; one is located in the lobby of the Best Western Coachman's Inn.</p> <p>The town's first mural was entitled "Cotton Wagons on the Square&mdash;1904." The second one commemorates the city's popular World's Championship Steak Cook-off and Magnolia Blossom Festival. The third pays tribute to local citizen with the historic square at Magnesia Springs, once a popular local resort in the 1800s, and woodlands filled with wildlife. The remaining murals focus on the area's oil industry, the timber industry and the history of Southern Arkansas University located in Magnolia.</p> Magnolia Mural monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/magnoliablossomfest001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/magnoliablossomfest001ltimberlands.jpg World's Championship Steak Cook-off and Magnolia Blossom Festival monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/millwood001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/millwood001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Intepretive programs enable visitors to discover the natural wonders of Millwood State Park. Top-notch bass fishing, camping, bird watching, nature and bike trails are also available.</p> Millwood State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/millwood010ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/millwood010ltimberlands.jpg <p>A series of boat lanes meander through timber, marshes and oxbow cutoffs, making Millwood Lake a "tree-filled" fishing haven. Famous for bass tournaments, this 29,260-acre lake abounds in largemouth, catfish and crappie. Spring and fall offer anglers great crappie fishing here, and catfish and bream fishing in summer. Bird watching is another popular activity here because of the lake's variety of year-round inhabitants, and wintering eagles.</p> <p>Facilities include 116 campsites (113 including Preferred B, Standard B and three tent sites), picnic sites, a standard pavilion, self-guided nature trail and bicycle trail.</p> <p>A marina offers souvenirs, gift items, groceries, bait, gas, fishing boats, canoes, pedal boats and hydro bikes. Slip rentals are available year round. </p> <p>From junction I-30 and U.S. 71 at Texarkana, travel 16 miles north on U.S. 71 to Ashdown, then go nine miles east on Ark. 32 to the park.</p> Millwood State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/millwood011ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/millwood011ltimberlands.jpg <p>A series of boat lanes meander through timber, marshes and oxbow cutoffs, making Millwood Lake a "tree-filled" fishing haven. Famous for bass tournaments, this 29,260-acre lake abounds in largemouth, catfish and crappie. Spring and fall offer anglers great crappie fishing here, and catfish and bream fishing in summer. Bird watching is another popular activity here because of the lake's variety of year-round inhabitants, and wintering eagles.</p> Millwood State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/monticello001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/monticello001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Monticello was incorporated in 1852 as a cotton trading center and is located in Southeast Arkansas. It is home to the University of Arkansas at Monticello. Lake Monticello is excellent for fishing and recreational boating. Pine and hardwood forests make it popular with hunters. </p> Downtown Monticello monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/morobay009ltimnerlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/morobay009ltimnerlands.jpg <p>A popular fishing and water sports area in south central Arkansas where Moro Bay and Raymond Lake join the Ouachita River at Moro Bay State Park. Facilities at the park include 20 Class A campsites, picnic sites, a store, marina with gas pump, standard pavilion (screened), playground, trail and the Moro Bay Ferry exhibit.</p> Moro Bay State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/morobayltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/morobayltimberlands.jpg <p>A popular fishing and water sports area in south central Arkansas where Moro Bay and Raymond Lake join the Ouachita River at Moro Bay State Park. Facilities at the park include 20 Class A campsites, picnic sites, a store, marina with gas pump, standard pavilion (screened), playground, trail and the Moro Bay Ferry exhibit.</p> Moro Bay State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington005ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington005ltimberlands.jpg <p>Old Washington Historic State Park preserves and showcases the town's architecture, history and pioneer culture. Authentically and splendidly furnished historic houses dating from the mid-1830s to the 1850s provide a glimpse of domestic life and contain many items that are 19th-century treasures. </p> Old Washington Historic State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington011ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington011ltimberlands.jpg <p>Old Washington Historic State Park preserves and showcases the town's architecture, history and pioneer culture. Authentically and splendidly furnished historic houses dating from the mid-1830s to the 1850s provide a glimpse of domestic life and contain many items that are 19th-century treasures. </p> Old Washington Historic State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington015ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington015ltimberlands.jpg <p>Old Washington Historic State Park preserves and showcases the town's architecture, history and pioneer culture. Authentically and splendidly furnished historic houses dating from the mid-1830s to the 1850s provide a glimpse of domestic life and contain many items that are 19th-century treasures.</p> Old Washington Historic State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington019ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington019ltimberlands.jpg <p>Old Washington Historic State Park preserves and showcases the town's architecture, history and pioneer culture. Authentically and splendidly furnished historic houses dating from the mid-1830s to the 1850s provide a glimpse of domestic life and contain many items that are 19th-century treasures.</p> Old Washington Historic State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington020timberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington020timberlands.jpg <p>Old Washington Historic State Park preserves and showcases the town's architecture, history and pioneer culture. Authentically and splendidly furnished historic houses dating from the mid-1830s to the 1850s provide a glimpse of domestic life and contain many items that are 19th-century treasures.</p> Old Washington Historic State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington029ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington029ltimberlands.jpg <p>Old Washington Historic State Park preserves and showcases the town's architecture, history and pioneer culture. Authentically and splendidly furnished historic houses dating from the mid-1830s to the 1850s provide a glimpse of domestic life and contain many items that are 19th-century treasures.</p> Old Washington Historic State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington031ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington031ltimberlands.jpg <p>Old Washington Historic State Park preserves and showcases the town's architecture, history and pioneer culture. Authentically and splendidly furnished historic houses dating from the mid-1830s to the 1850s provide a glimpse of domestic life and contain many items that are 19th-century treasures.</p> William's Tavern Restaurant monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington041ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington041ltimberlands.jpg <p>Old Washington Historic State Park preserves and showcases the town's architecture, history and pioneer culture. Authentically and splendidly furnished historic houses dating from the mid-1830s to the 1850s provide a glimpse of domestic life and contain many items that are 19th-century treasures.</p> Old Washington Historic State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington058ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington058ltimberlands.jpg <p>Washington, Ark. was founded in 1824 on the Southwest Trail just 15 miles from the Red River, which then separated American lands from the Mexican territory known as Texas. Because of its border proximity, Washington played a role in Texas' 1835-36 war for independence. Evidence suggests that Sam Houston and others discussed plans for the revolt while Houston resided in one of the town's taverns in 1834. The town also served as Arkansas's Confederate capital after Union forces captured Little Rock in 1863. Old Washington Historic State Park preserves and showcases the town's architecture, history and pioneer culture. Park visitors can get a sense of 19th-century life in Arkansas by visiting such attractions as the 1836 courthouse that served as the Confederate capitol; the Edwards Weapons Museum, where more than 1,500 items include numerous pioneer-era rifles and pistols; a print museum featuring 19th-century printing equipment; a re-creation of a period blacksmith shop; and the Pioneer Cemetery. Authentically and splendidly furnished historic houses dating from the mid-1830s to the 1850s provide a glimpse of domestic life and contain many items&mdash;furniture and ceramics in particular&mdash;that are 19th-century treasures. Nine miles northwest of Hope via U.S. 278. </p> Old Washington Historic State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington059ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington059ltimberlands.jpg <p>Washington, Ark. was founded in 1824 on the Southwest Trail just 15 miles from the Red River, which then separated American lands from the Mexican territory known as Texas. Because of its border proximity, Washington played a role in Texas' 1835-36 war for independence. Evidence suggests that Sam Houston and others discussed plans for the revolt while Houston resided in one of the town's taverns in 1834. The town also served as Arkansas's Confederate capital after Union forces captured Little Rock in 1863. Old Washington Historic State Park preserves and showcases the town's architecture, history and pioneer culture. Park visitors can get a sense of 19th-century life in Arkansas by visiting such attractions as the 1836 courthouse that served as the Confederate capitol; the Edwards Weapons Museum, where more than 1,500 items include numerous pioneer-era rifles and pistols; a print museum featuring 19th-century printing equipment; a re-creation of a period blacksmith shop; and the Pioneer Cemetery. Authentically and splendidly furnished historic houses dating from the mid-1830s to the 1850s provide a glimpse of domestic life and contain many items&mdash;furniture and ceramics in particular&mdash;that are 19th-century treasures. Nine miles northwest of Hope via U.S. 278. </p> Old Washington Historic State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington076ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington076ltimberlands.jpg <p>Historic Washington, Arkansas, is a lovely, peaceful tree-shaded town in southwest Arkansas you'll want to experience. Here you will time travel back to the 19th century as you stroll the plank board sidewalks alongside streets that have never been paved, and tour the historic public buildings and former residences. Established on George Washington's birthday in 1824, the town of Washington today is one of America's premier historic villages. Old Washington Historic State Park is a National Historical Landmark, a National Register of Historic Places site, and an Arkansas state park you'll want to visit.</p> 1914 Washington School monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington060ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington060ltimberlands.jpg <p>Washington, Ark. was founded in 1824 on the Southwest Trail just 15 miles from the Red River, which then separated American lands from the Mexican territory known as Texas. Because of its border proximity, Washington played a role in Texas' 1835-36 war for independence. Evidence suggests that Sam Houston and others discussed plans for the revolt while Houston resided in one of the town's taverns in 1834. The town also served as Arkansas's Confederate capital after Union forces captured Little Rock in 1863. Old Washington Historic State Park preserves and showcases the town's architecture, history and pioneer culture. Park visitors can get a sense of 19th-century life in Arkansas by visiting such attractions as the 1836 courthouse that served as the Confederate capitol; the Edwards Weapons Museum, where more than 1,500 items include numerous pioneer-era rifles and pistols; a print museum featuring 19th-century printing equipment; a re-creation of a period blacksmith shop; and the Pioneer Cemetery. Authentically and splendidly furnished historic houses dating from the mid-1830s to the 1850s provide a glimpse of domestic life and contain many items&mdash;furniture and ceramics in particular&mdash;that are 19th-century treasures. Nine miles northwest of Hope via U.S. 278.</p> Old Washington Historic State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington061ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington061ltimberlands.jpg <p>Washington, Ark. was founded in 1824 on the Southwest Trail just 15 miles from the Red River, which then separated American lands from the Mexican territory known as Texas. Because of its border proximity, Washington played a role in Texas' 1835-36 war for independence. Evidence suggests that Sam Houston and others discussed plans for the revolt while Houston resided in one of the town's taverns in 1834. The town also served as Arkansas's Confederate capital after Union forces captured Little Rock in 1863. Old Washington Historic State Park preserves and showcases the town's architecture, history and pioneer culture. Park visitors can get a sense of 19th-century life in Arkansas by visiting such attractions as the 1836 courthouse that served as the Confederate capitol; the Edwards Weapons Museum, where more than 1,500 items include numerous pioneer-era rifles and pistols; a print museum featuring 19th-century printing equipment; a re-creation of a period blacksmith shop; and the Pioneer Cemetery. Authentically and splendidly furnished historic houses dating from the mid-1830s to the 1850s provide a glimpse of domestic life and contain many items&mdash;furniture and ceramics in particular&mdash;that are 19th-century treasures. Nine miles northwest of Hope via U.S. 278.</p> Old Washington Historic State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington062ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington062ltimberlands.jpg <p>Washington, Ark. was founded in 1824 on the Southwest Trail just 15 miles from the Red River, which then separated American lands from the Mexican territory known as Texas. Because of its border proximity, Washington played a role in Texas' 1835-36 war for independence. Evidence suggests that Sam Houston and others discussed plans for the revolt while Houston resided in one of the town's taverns in 1834. The town also served as Arkansas's Confederate capital after Union forces captured Little Rock in 1863. Old Washington Historic State Park preserves and showcases the town's architecture, history and pioneer culture. Park visitors can get a sense of 19th-century life in Arkansas by visiting such attractions as the 1836 courthouse that served as the Confederate capitol; the Edwards Weapons Museum, where more than 1,500 items include numerous pioneer-era rifles and pistols; a print museum featuring 19th-century printing equipment; a re-creation of a period blacksmith shop; and the Pioneer Cemetery. Authentically and splendidly furnished historic houses dating from the mid-1830s to the 1850s provide a glimpse of domestic life and contain many items&mdash;furniture and ceramics in particular&mdash;that are 19th-century treasures. Nine miles northwest of Hope via U.S. 278.</p> Old Washington Historic State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oldwashington066ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oldwashington066ltimberlands.jpg <p>Washington, Ark. was founded in 1824 on the Southwest Trail just 15 miles from the Red River, which then separated American lands from the Mexican territory known as Texas. Because of its border proximity, Washington played a role in Texas' 1835-36 war for independence. Evidence suggests that Sam Houston and others discussed plans for the revolt while Houston resided in one of the town's taverns in 1834. The town also served as Arkansas's Confederate capital after Union forces captured Little Rock in 1863. Old Washington Historic State Park preserves and showcases the town's architecture, history and pioneer culture. Park visitors can get a sense of 19th-century life in Arkansas by visiting such attractions as the 1836 courthouse that served as the Confederate capitol; the Edwards Weapons Museum, where more than 1,500 items include numerous pioneer-era rifles and pistols; a print museum featuring 19th-century printing equipment; a re-creation of a period blacksmith shop; and the Pioneer Cemetery. Authentically and splendidly furnished historic houses dating from the mid-1830s to the 1850s provide a glimpse of domestic life and contain many items&mdash;furniture and ceramics in particular&mdash;that are 19th-century treasures. Nine miles northwest of Hope via U.S. 278.</p> Old Washington Historic State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/sark001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/sark001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Timber. Oil. Deer Hunting. Bass fishing.</p> <p>These are words commonly used when people talk about the Timberlands of Arkansas. It's a region with rich natural resources that was discovered by pioneers from the eastern United States in the early 1800s.</p> <p>Cities such as El Dorado, Camden and Pine Bluff Arkansas were built when these newcomers, who were impressed with the regions dense woods of pine and cypress, decided to settle. In the 1920s, belief in their homeland paid off handsomely when oil was discovered in the El Dorado area.</p> <p>The abundant natural resources of the Timberlands are still attracting people today. Each year, thousands of sportsmen descend upon Southern Arkansas to hunt deer in what is considered the best deer hunting region in the state. They also come in search of the lunker bass that reside in the area's legendary lakes and rivers.</p> <p>Other visitors enjoy the legacy of those pioneers by visiting sites ranging from 1800s log cabins and restored Victorian homes to local museums and colorful murals that tell the history of this land.</p> Pine Tree Forest near Hampton monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/texarkanaaceofclubs004ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/texarkanaaceofclubs004ltimberlands.jpg <p>The Ace of Clubs House has one of the most colorful pasts in history. Legend has it that local businessman James H. Draughon hit the jackpot at a poker game. He decided to build the house in the shape of a club which had been his winning card.</p> <p>The mansion, which has 22 different sides, is now a part of the Texarkana Museum System. Each room is restored to represent a certain time frame in the home's history. The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm.</p> Ace of Clubs House, Texarkana monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/texarkanaperottheat001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/texarkanaperottheat001ltimberlands.jpg <p>The Perot Theatre is a 1924 grand peforming arts palace which has been restored to it's original splendor. Today it hosts live performances.</p> Perot Theatre in Texarkana monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/texarkanastateline001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/texarkanastateline001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Experience a unique photo opportunity straddling the Arkansas-Texas stateline at Photographer's Island, located in front of the Post Office. When you’re ready for a photo so large it takes two states, come strike a pose on photographer’s island!</p> Photographer's Island, Texarkana monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/trloflights002ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/trloflights002ltimberlands.jpg <p>Timber. Oil. Deer Hunting. Bass fishing.</p> <p>These are words commonly used when people talk about the Timberlands of Arkansas. It's a region with rich natural resources that was discovered by pioneers from the eastern United States in the early 1800s.</p> <p>Cities such as El Dorado, Camden and Pine Bluff Arkansas were built when these newcomers, who were impressed with the regions dense woods of pine and cypress, decided to settle. In the 1920s, belief in their homeland paid off handsomely when oil was discovered in the El Dorado area.</p> <p>The abundant natural resources of the Timberlands are still attracting people today. Each year, thousands of sportsmen descend upon Southern Arkansas to hunt deer in what is considered the best deer hunting region in the state. They also come in search of the lunker bass that reside in the area's legendary lakes and rivers.</p> <p>Other visitors enjoy the legacy of those pioneers by visiting sites ranging from 1800s log cabins and restored Victorian homes to local museums and colorful murals that tell the history of this land.</p> Holiday Lights, Ashdown monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/trloflightseldorado001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/trloflightseldorado001ltimberlands.jpg <p>El Dorado lived up to the promise of its name when oil was discovered a mile west of the city in 1921. The resulting gush of population and prosperity led to an architectural boom still reflected in a self-guided walking tour of the city's restored downtown, now filled with shopping and dining opportunities. Downtown also includes the Rialto Theater, Arkansas's only working art deco theater, and the historic John Newton House, which hosts the annual Mayhaw Festival. Two other popular El Dorado events are Showdown at Sunset, the reenactment of a 1902 gunfight on the Union County Courthouse square, and MusicFest, which features a variety of national and local musical acts. The arts are served in the city by the South Arkansas Arts Center. Visitors who want to know more about the South Arkansas oil boom will find exhibits, films and a park with full-size derricks and other oilfield equipment at the Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources in nearby Smackover.</p> <p>Outdoor recreational opportunities in the El Dorado area include the South Arkansas Arboretum State Park, Moro Bay State Park, and the Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge.</p> Holiday Lights, El Dorado monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/trloflightslewisville002ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/trloflightslewisville002ltimberlands.jpg 140,000 lights glow in the night in downtown Lewisville. Holiday Lights, Lewisville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/whiteoak002ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/whiteoak002ltimberlands.jpg <p>Adjacent to Poison Spring State Forest, this park lies on the shore of White Oak Lake, 2,765 timber-filled acres for bass, crappie, catfish and bream fishing. </p> Scooter Fun at White Oak Lake State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/whiteoak008ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/whiteoak008ltimberlands.jpg <p>Adjacent to Poison Spring State Forest, this park lies on the shore of White Oak Lake, 2,765 timber-filled acres for bass, crappie, catfish and bream fishing. Rich in wildlife, the park offers regular sightings of great blue heron, egret, osprey and green heron, and in winter, American bald eagles. Facilities include 45 campsites (41 Standard B including Preferred B sites and four Tent sites); a store with supplies, bait and gifts (open throughout the year); marina with boat rentals; launch ramp; barrier-free fishing pier; standard pavilion; picnic sites; trails and a playground. The visitor center includes exhibits, a CD interactive program and bicycle rentals.</p> <p>From I-30 at Prescott, travel 20 miles east on Ark. 24, then go 100 yards south on Ark. 299, then go two miles southeast on Ark. 387.</p> Camping at White Oak Lake State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-El-Dorado-Crawfish-Boil/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-El-Dorado-Crawfish-Boil.jpg A Crawfish Boil monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekasprings007lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekasprings007lozarks.jpg <p>Eureka Springs provides a vacation unlike any other. In fact, in 2001 this charming village nestled in a picturesque Ozark Mountain valley, was named one of a Dozen Distinctive Destinations, awarded by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Their list contained destinations of "American Places to Visit that are Well Preserved and Unique."</p> <p>Eureka Springs is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, winding mountainside streets and block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, craft emporiums and restaurants. Its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places.</p> Historic downtown Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekaspringsartrageo001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekaspringsartrageo001lozarks.jpg <p>Eureka Springs provides a vacation unlike any other. In fact, in 2001 this charming village nestled in a picturesque Ozark Mountain valley, was named one of a Dozen Distinctive Destinations, awarded by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Their list contained destinations of "American Places to Visit that are Well Preserved and Unique."</p> <p>Eureka Springs is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, winding mountainside streets and block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, antique shops, craft emporiums and restaurants. Its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places.</p> Downtown Historic District, Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekasprings015lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekasprings015lozarks.jpg <p>Secluded and peaceful with winding mountainside streets, Eureka Springs has a flair like no other town. In fact, the National Trust for Historic Preservation named Eureka Springs as one of its "Dozen Distinctive Destinations." Streets are lined with Victorian homes hugging cliffsides, and its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places. Eureka Springs has block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, craft emporiums, spas, museums and restaurants. Festivals and events span everything from blues, jazz and opera to car shows to UFO's, antiques and the arts. Top-name entertainers perform at The Auditorium and thousands attend The Great Passion Play each year. Eureka is also home to several music variety shows and a magic show. Trolley and carriage rides are a popular way to see the city. Historic hotels and unique bed and breakfast inns, hotels and cabins accommodate visitors.</p> Downtown Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekasprings026lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekasprings026lozarks.jpg <p> Eureka Srings provides a vacation unlike any other. In fact, in 2001 this charming village nestled in a picturesque Ozark Mountain valley, was named one of a Dozen Distinctive Destinations, awarded by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Their list contained destinations of "American Places to Visit that are Well Preserved and Unique."</p> <p>Eureka Springs is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, winding mountainside streets and block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, antique shops, craft emporiums and restaurants. Its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places. </p> Shopping in Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekasprings030lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekasprings030lozarks.jpg <p>Eureka Springs provides a vacation unlike any other. In fact, in 2001 this charming village nestled in a picturesque Ozark Mountain valley, was named one of a Dozen Distinctive Destinations, awarded by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Their list contained destinations of "American Places to Visit that are Well Preserved and Unique."</p> <p>Eureka Springs is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, winding mountainside streets and block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, antique shops, craft emporiums and restaurants. Its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places.</p> Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekasprings032lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekasprings032lozarks.jpg <p>Eureka Springs provides a vacation unlike any other. In fact, in 2001 this charming village nestled in a picturesque Ozark Mountain valley, was named one of a Dozen Distinctive Destinations, awarded by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Their list contained destinations of "American Places to Visit that are Well Preserved and Unique."</p> <p>Eureka Springs is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, winding mountainside streets and block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, antique shops, craft emporiums and restaurants. Its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places.</p> Dining in Eureka Springs' downtown historic district monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekasprings034lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekasprings034lozarks.jpg <p>Eureka Springs provides a vacation unlike any other. In fact, in 2001 this charming village nestled in a picturesque Ozark Mountain valley, was named one of a Dozen Distinctive Destinations, awarded by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Their list contained destinations of "American Places to Visit that are Well Preserved and Unique."</p> <p>Eureka Springs is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, winding mountainside streets and block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, antique shops, craft emporiums and restaurants. Its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places.</p> Downtown Historic District, Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekaspringsgallery001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekaspringsgallery001lozarks.jpg <p>Eureka Springs provides a vacation unlike any other. In fact, in 2001 this charming village nestled in a picturesque Ozark Mountain valley, was named one of a Dozen Distinctive Destinations, awarded by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Their list contained destinations of "American Places to Visit that are Well Preserved and Unique."</p> <p>Eureka Springs is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, winding mountainside streets and block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, antique shops, craft emporiums and restaurants. Its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places. </p> Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekaspringsshoppinglozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekaspringsshoppinglozarks.jpg <p>Only in Eureka Springs will you find shops dedicated to bells, kites, Christmas, beads and frogs. Throw in more traditional items such as quilts, art, candy and leather and you have the shopping district in Eureka Springs. In addition, antique and craft shops are plentiful.</p> <p>Some other shopping hot spots include Hardy, Rogers, Fayetteville, Harrison, El Dorado, Little Rock, Hot Springs and Mountain View.</p> Quicksilver Gallery monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekasprings036lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekasprings036lozarks.jpg <p>Historical Village that covers from the Revolutionary War to the early 1900s.</p> Abundant Memories Heritage Village, Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekathorncrownchapel003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekathorncrownchapel003lozarks.jpg <p>Perhaps the one of the most famous chapels in modern times is Thorncrown Chapel, situated deep in the Ozark woodlands just north of Eureka Springs. This striking glass and wood structure has been featured in numerous magazines and has won many architectural awards such as the American Institute of Architecture's Design of the Year Award for 1981 and the American Institute of Architecture's Design of the Decade Award for the 1980s. Since it opened in the summer of 1980, over four million people have visited this peaceful sanctuary.</p> <p>Designed by world-renowned architect, Arkansas native E. Fay Jones, the soaring edifice of the chapel is almost entirely of glass, allowing visitors and worshipers to partake of the beautiful Ozark countryside. It is a 48-foot tall glass structure with 425 windows and over 6,000 square feet of glass and is available for daily visitation, retreats and weddings. Called the most beautiful chapel in the world, the glass and steel wonder hides deep in a wooded setting. There is no admission but donations are gratefully accepted for upkeep on this non-denominational chapel.</p> Thorncrown Chapel in Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekasprings037lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekasprings037lozarks.jpg <p>Eureka Springs provides a vacation unlike any other. In fact, in 2001 this charming village nestled in a picturesque Ozark Mountain valley, was named one of a Dozen Distinctive Destinations, awarded by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Their list contained destinations of "American Places to Visit that are Well Preserved and Unique."</p> <p>Eureka Springs is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, winding mountainside streets and block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, antique shops, craft emporiums and restaurants. Its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places. </p> Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekasprings038lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekasprings038lozarks.jpg <p>Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge and Call of the Wild Bed & Breakfast is a 450-acre rescue facility with over 100 big cats, such as lions, tigers, cougars.</p> Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekanewmoonspa003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekanewmoonspa003lozarks.jpg <p>Eureka Springs provides a vacation unlike any other. In fact, this charming village nestled in a picturesque Ozark Mountain valley, has been named one of a Dozen Distinctive Destinations, awarded by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Their list contained destinations of "American Places to Visit that are Well Preserved and Unique."</p> <p>Eureka Springs is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, winding mountainside streets and block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, craft emporiums and restaurants. Its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places.</p> New Moon Spa monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekapassion004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekapassion004lozarks.jpg <p>America's #1 attended outdoor drama. Presents the miracles, trials, crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ on a huge stage. State-of-the-art sound, lighting and special effects make this an unforgettable experience.</p> Great Passion Play monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekapassion005lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekapassion005lozarks.jpg <p>America's #1 attended outdoor drama, the Great Passion Play presents the miracles, trials, crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ on a huge stage. State-of-the-art sound, lighting and special effects make it an unforgettable experience.</p> <p>Eureka Springs is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, winding mountainside streets and block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, craft emporiums and restaurants. Its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places. </p> Great Passion Play in Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekaroguemanner001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekaroguemanner001lozarks.jpg <p>Fine dining, including steak, sea food, barbeque; suites with spas and fireplaces; lounge area</p> Rogue's Manor Sweet Spring monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekaroguemanner002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekaroguemanner002lozarks.jpg <p>Fine dining, including steak, sea food, barbeque; suites with spas and fireplaces; lounge area</p> Rogue's Manor Sweet Spring monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekaroguemanner004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekaroguemanner004lozarks.jpg <p>All types of dining opportunities can be found in beautiful Eureka Springs. An eclectic variety of fine dining restaurants offer Italian, continental and European cuisine. Down-home fare, Southern favorites and fast food are also available. Pictured here is Rogue's Manor in the downtown historic district.</p> <p>Eureka Springs is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, winding mountainside streets and block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, craft emporiums and restaurants. Its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places.</p> Fine dining in Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekabasinparkhotel001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekabasinparkhotel001lozarks.jpg <p>Eureka Springs provides a vacation unlike any other. In fact, this charming village nestled in a picturesque Ozark Mountain valley, has been named one of a Dozen Distinctive Destinations, awarded by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Their list contained destinations of "American Places to Visit that are Well Preserved and Unique."</p> <p>Eureka Springs is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, winding mountainside streets and block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, craft emporiums and restaurants. Its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places. This photo is from the balcony of the Basin Park Hotel.</p> A view from the historic Basin Park Hotel in Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekasprings005lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekasprings005lozarks.jpg <p>Eureka Springs provides a vacation unlike any other. In fact, in 2001 this charming village nestled in a picturesque Ozark Mountain valley, was named one of a Dozen Distinctive Destinations, awarded by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Their list contained destinations of "American Places to Visit that are Well Preserved and Unique."</p> <p>Eureka Springs is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, winding mountainside streets and block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, craft emporiums and restaurants. Its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places.</p> Historic downtown Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekacrescenthotel001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekacrescenthotel001lozarks.jpg <p>Eureka Springs provides a vacation unlike any other. In fact, this charming village nestled in a picturesque Ozark Mountain valley, has been named one of a Dozen Distinctive Destinations, awarded by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Their list contained destinations of "American Places to Visit that are Well Preserved and Unique."</p> <p>Eureka Springs is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, winding mountainside streets and block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, craft emporiums and restaurants. Its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places. Pictured here is the restored 1886 Crescent Hotel.</p> Historic Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/eurekasprings006lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/eurekasprings006lozarks.jpg <p>Eureka Springs provides a vacation unlike any other. In fact, in 2001 this charming village nestled in a picturesque Ozark Mountain valley, was named one of a Dozen Distinctive Destinations, awarded by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Their list contained destinations of "American Places to Visit that are Well Preserved and Unique."</p> <p>Eureka Springs is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, winding mountainside streets and block after block of one-of-a-kind shops, boutiques, fine art galleries, craft emporiums and restaurants. Its entire downtown area is on the National Register of Historic Places.</p> Aerial view of historic downtown Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pearidge001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pearidge001lozarks.jpg <p>The site of one of the largest Civil War battles west of the Mississippi River, Pea Ridge marks the successful culmination of the Union's effort to secure control of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers and protect the arsenal at St. Louis, which made easier the supply of Gen. Grant's Vicksburg campaign. The park encompasses 4,300 acres and includes a seven-mile, self-guided tour with 10 stops featuring wayside exhibits. It also has a visitors center, museum and bookstore. </p> Elkhorn Tavern at Pea Ridge National Military Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pearidge005lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pearidge005lozarks.jpg <p>The site of one of the largest Civil War battles west of the Mississippi River, Pea Ridge marks the successful culmination of the Union's effort to secure control of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers and protect the arsenal at St. Louis, which made easier the supply of Gen. Grant's Vicksburg campaign. The park encompasses 4,300 acres and includes a seven-mile, self-guided tour with 10 stops featuring wayside exhibits. It also has a visitors center, museum and bookstore. U.S. 62 in Pea Ridge.</p> Pea Ridge National Military Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pearidge008lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pearidge008lozarks.jpg <p>The site of one of the largest Civil War battles west of the Mississippi River, Pea Ridge marks the successful culmination of the Union's effort to secure control of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers and protect the arsenal at St. Louis, which made easier the supply of Gen. Grant's Vicksburg campaign. The park encompasses 4,300 acres and includes a seven-mile, self-guided tour with 10 stops featuring wayside exhibits. It also has a visitors center, museum and bookstore. U.S. 62 in Pea Ridge.</p> Pea Ridge National Military Park Re-enactment monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pearidge013lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pearidge013lozarks.jpg <p>The site of one of the largest Civil War battles west of the Mississippi River, Pea Ridge marks the successful culmination of the Union's effort to secure control of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers and protect the arsenal at St. Louis, which made easier the supply of Gen. Grant's Vicksburg campaign. The park encompasses 4,300 acres and includes a seven-mile, self-guided tour with 10 stops featuring wayside exhibits. It also has a visitors center, museum and bookstore. U.S. 62 in Pea Ridge.</p> Sunset at Pea Ridge National Military Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pearidgelozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pearidgelozarks.jpg <p>The site of one of the largest Civil War battles west of the Mississippi River, Pea Ridge marks the successful culmination of the Union's effort to secure control of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers and protect the arsenal at St. Louis, which made easier the supply of Gen. Grant's Vicksburg campaign. The park encompasses 4,300 acres and includes a seven-mile, self-guided tour with 10 stops featuring wayside exhibits. It also has a visitors center, museum and bookstore. U.S. 62 in Pea Ridge.</p> Pea Ridge National Military Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pedestalrocks001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pedestalrocks001lozarks.jpg <p>This scenic area consists of two hiking trails--Pedestal Rocks and Kings Bluff. Pedestal Rocks is 2.2 miles and Kings Bluff is 1.7 miles long. This unique area offers a good look at Ozark Mountain geology. The views are some of the most spectacular in Arkansas. Both trails feature easy hiking, but border high cliffs with steep drop-offs and require safety precautions. There are three picnicking units, vault toilets and parking is available for large vehicles. (Bayou Ranger District) Kings Bluff features a large flat bluff top with a waterfall that flows over the ledge. The entire bluff has been fenced to prevent hikers from slipping on the icy rock during the winter. The mountain walls direct your view through the canyon of trees to focus on the rolling mountains, the Ozarks. While hiking the trail, you will see unique formations called pedestals, which were formed by weathering and are the featured destination of the area.</p> Pedestal Rocks Scenic Area monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitled0119lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitled0119lozarks.jpg <p>Perhaps the one of the most famous chapels in modern times is Thorncrown Chapel, situated deep in the Ozark woodlands just north of Eureka Springs. This striking glass and wood structure has been featured in numerous magazines and has won many architectural awards such as the American Institute of Architecture's Design of the Year Award for 1981 and the American Institute of Architecture's Design of the Decade Award for the 1980s. Since it opened in the summer of 1980, over four million people have visited this peaceful sanctuary.</p> <p>Designed by world-renowned architect, Arkansas native E. Fay Jones, the soaring edifice of the chapel is almost entirely of glass, allowing visitors and worshipers to partake of the beautiful Ozark countryside. It is a 48-foot tall glass structure with 425 windows and over 6,000 square feet of glass and is available for daily visitation, retreats and weddings. Called the most beautiful chapel in the world, the glass and steel wonder hides deep in a wooded setting. There is no admission but donations are gratefully accepted for upkeep on this non-denominational chapel.</p> Thorncrown Chapel in Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Thorncrown-Chapel/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Thorncrown-Chapel.jpg Tucked away in the woods of the Ozark Mountains, Thorncrown Chapel is one of the greatest architectural achievements of the 20th century. This majestic and beautiful church built with glass walls and 48' ceilings is the pride of Eureka Springs. Thorncrown Chapel monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Eureka-Springs-Downtown/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Eureka-Springs-Downtown.jpg Main Street in Eureka Springs is the perfect spot for an afternoon stroll. Quaint Downtown monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Eureka-Springs-Thorncrown-Chapel/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Eureka-Springs-Thorncrown-Chapel.jpg Many people come to see this unique, glass church surrounded by nature's beauty. Thorncrown Chapel monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/devilsden005lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/devilsden005lozarks.jpg <p>Devil's Den State Park is nestled in a picturesque valley in northwest Arkansas's Ozarks Mountains, ancient sedimentary mountains renowned for their scenic natural beauty and lush hardwood forest. Selected as a park site in the 1930s, Lee Creek Valley provided the native wood and stone that the Civilian Conservation Corps used to craft the park's CCC Rustic-style buildings and other structures. The mountain stream forms a peaceful 8-acre lake in the heart of the park, perfect for fishing and canoeing, before cascading over a rugged native stone dam that stretches across the creek. Hiking and backpacking trails access backcountry areas of Devil's Den State Park and the surrounding Ozark National Forest whose beauty is enhanced by the seasonal changes of Arkansas's four seasons.</p> <p>Sixteen fully-equipped cabins featuring kitchens and fireplaces (these fireplaces are available for use from mid-September thru mid-May) are nestled in the natural beauty of this park. A park cafe and swimming pool (both open in summer only) overlook the lake. Groceries, gifts and snacks are available at the park store. Campsites [144 sites: 44 Premium A, 12 Standard B, 13 Standard C, 24 Standard D (no hookups), 8 Hike-in (tent only) and 43 sites with water and electricity in the Horse Camp] are spaced along the valley. A horse camp area and riding trails are also available. The park includes a group camp, standard pavilion and mountain bike trails.</p> <p>Miles of hiking and multiple use trails wind through Devil's Den and the surrounding Ozark National Forest. Take a wet-water hike down Lee Creek, or trek the 15-mile Butterfield Hiking Trail. This well-maintained trail from the park through the Ozark National Forest leads backpackers deep into the hills and hollows of the rugged scenie Ozarks. Backpackers can choose from two primitive camp areas. This is a hilly hike past bluffs and boulders in one of the largest crevice areas in North America. Hikers are required to obtain a free backcountry permit at the visitor center before venturing onto this trail.</p> <p>Many outdoor enthusiasts visit Devil's Den State Park with the express purpose of exploring one or more of its many caves and crevices. Most of the park's caves are crevices associated with a unique sandstone crevice area. The longest of these is Devil's Den Cave (550 feet). You can visit on your own (flashlights required), or participate in a strenuous guided cave exploration hike offered once a week during the summer. Others may wish to explore Farmer's Cave, a relatively small, gated limestone cave located at the west end of the park. Parties interested in exploring this cave must meet set guidelines in order to obtain a free first-come, first-served permit at the visitor center. The presence of both sandstone and limestone caves at one park is quite rare and makes for a unique caving opportunity at Devil's Den State Park. </p> Devil's Den State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fayettevillefarmersmkt031lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fayettevillefarmersmkt031lozarks.jpg <p>Unique Farmers Market centered around the historic Fayetteville square; award-winning landscaped terraces with an abundance of perennials and annuals; features homegrown, organic, non-organic food items, wide variety of crafts</p> Fayetteville Farmers' Market monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fayettevillefarmersmkt056lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fayettevillefarmersmkt056lozarks.jpg <p>An age-old tradition&mdash;buying fresh fruits and vegetables from the people that grow them&mdash;continues in numerous cities and towns around The Natural State. Meet the locals up close and personal at the farmers market and discover their growing methods and techniques. A wide variety of fresh produce, ranging from fruits and vegetables, to jams, jellies, homemade cheeses and more, can be found at one market or another.</p> <p>One of the largest is the Fayetteville Farmers Market, held around the historic town square where you'll find award-winning landscaped terraces with an abundance of perennials and annuals. The market features homegrown, organic and non-organic food items, plus a wide variety of crafts.</p> Farmer's Market, historic downtown square, Fayetteville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fayettevillefarmersmkt058lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fayettevillefarmersmkt058lozarks.jpg <p>An age-old tradition&mdash;buying fresh fruits and vegetables from the people that grow them&mdash;continues in numerous cities and towns around The Natural State. Meet the locals up close and personal at the farmers market and discover their growing methods and techniques. A wide variety of fresh produce, ranging from fruits and vegetables, to jams, jellies, homemade cheeses and more, can be found at one market or another.</p> <p>One of the largest is the Fayetteville Farmers Market, held around the historic town square where you'll find award-winning landscaped terraces with an abundance of perennials and annuals. The market features homegrown, organic and non-organic food items, plus a wide variety of crafts.</p> Farmer's Market, historic downtown square, Fayetteville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fayettevilleflyburito004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fayettevilleflyburito004lozarks.jpg <p>Fayetteville's Downtown Area and Dickson Street&mdash;This district, known as the arts and entertainment center of northwest Arkansas, features beautiful gardens and the Farmer's Market that runs three days a week beginning in spring and ending in early autumn. Dickson Street is the hip place for unique shops, dining locales and tons of live music featuring everything from alternative music and new country to folk. Completing the scene are symphony concerts at parks and the Walton Arts Center, which also brings Broadway shows, drama, and dance to the city's entertainment district. Dickson Street is currently undergoing renovations to improve the streetscape&mdash;new lighting and sidewalks, landscaping, and artistic elements. An old warehouse has been easily converted into The Flying Burrito located just off Dickson Street.</p> The Flying Burrito in Fayetteville just off Dickson Street is one of many restaurants in town. monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fayettevillejoses015lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fayettevillejoses015lozarks.jpg <p>Fayetteville's Downtown Area and Dickson Street&mdash;This district, known as the arts and entertainment center of northwest Arkansas, features beautiful gardens and the Farmer's Market that runs three days a week beginning in spring and ending in early autumn. Dickson Street is the hip place for unique shops, dining locales and tons of live music featuring everything from alternative music and new country to folk. Completing the scene are symphony concerts at parks and the Walton Arts Center, which also brings Broadway shows, drama, and dance to the city's entertainment district. Dickson Street is currently undergoing renovations to improve the streetscape&mdash;new lighting and sidewalks, landscaping, and artistic elements. Pictured here is Jose's Mexican Restaurant, a Fayetteville tradition for over 20 years.</p> Dining out in Fayetteville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/devilsden008lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/devilsden008lozarks.jpg <p>Situated in picturesque Lee Creek Valley, Devil's Den State Park is one of the most popular parks in the system.</p> Devil's Den State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/devilsden022lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/devilsden022lozarks.jpg <p>Nestled deep in a picturesque Ozark valley, the park features nearly 150 campsites, rustic cabins, a picnic area, a pavilion and miles of hiking trails leading through the surrounding Ozark National Forest. Selected as a park site in the 1930s, Lee Creek Valley provided materials for the Civilian Conservation Corps to build the park's rustic-style wood and stone cabins and other structures, which today offer modern conveniences. A mountain stream forms a peaceful 8-acre lake before cascading over a native stone dam. Hiking and backpacking trails access backcountry areas of the park and caves, crevices and bluff overlooks awaiting exploration. </p> Devil's Den monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/devilsden023lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/devilsden023lozarks.jpg <p>Nestled deep in a picturesque Ozark valley, Devil's Den State Park features nearly 150 campsites, rustic cabins, a picnic area, a pavilion and miles of hiking trails leading through the surrounding Ozark National Forest. Selected as a park site in the 1930s, Lee Creek Valley provided materials for the Civilian Conservation Corps to build the park's rustic-style wood and stone cabins and other structures, which today offer modern conveniences. A mountain stream forms a peaceful 8-acre lake before cascading over a native stone dam. Hiking and backpacking trails access backcountry areas of the park and caves, crevices and bluff overlooks awaiting exploration. </p> Devil's Den State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/belleoftheozarks001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/belleoftheozarks001lozarks.jpg <p>Beaver Lake, completed in 1966 and nestled high in the Ozark Mountains, is located in northwest Arkansas, the birthplace of the White River. The 28,370-acre lake is the first of the impoundments created in Arkansas and Missouri along the lengthy White River system.</p> Beaver Lake monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/belleontourlozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/belleontourlozarks.jpg <p>Beaver Lake, completed in 1966 and nestled high in the Ozark Mountains, is located in northwest Arkansas, the birthplace of the White River. The 28,370-acre lake is the first of the impoundments created in Arkansas and Missouri along the lengthy White River system.</p> Beaver Lake monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/airmuseum001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/airmuseum001lozarks.jpg <p>Vintage aircraft, including pre-World War II racing planes in flying condition, aeronautical memorabilia, all with an emphasis on Arkansas aviation history; gift shop in historic white frame hangar</p> Arkansas Air Museum, Fayetteville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/airmuseum002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/airmuseum002lozarks.jpg <p>Vintage aircraft, including pre-World War II racing planes in flying condition, aeronautical memorabilia, all with an emphasis on Arkansas aviation history; gift shop in historic white frame hangar</p> Arkansas Air Museum, Fayetteville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/berryville001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/berryville001lozarks.jpg <p>Specialized lodge geared toward motorcyclists; motel, campgrounds, service and accessories shop, full service restaurant; bathhouse with washers and dryers, vehicle repair; on-site massage therapy; custom-made leather products; certified mechanic on duty; small chapel.</p> Iron Horse Stables, Berryville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/boone001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/boone001lozarks.jpg <p>This museum houses impressive collections of historical artifacts in Arkansas. Local families of the area have donated articles to the museum. The museum if open Tuesday through Saturday, May&mdash;October, 10:00 am&mdash;4:00 pm. There is a nominal admission fee. Located at Central and Cherry Streets in Harrison.</p> Boone County Heritage Museum, Harrison monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/devilsden004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/devilsden004lozarks.jpg <p>Situated in picturesque Lee Creek Valley, Devil's Den State Park is one of the most popular parks in the system. Lee Creek flows through the park, spilling over a native stone dam to form Lake Devil. </p> Devil's Den State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/devilsden024lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/devilsden024lozarks.jpg <p>Nestled deep in a picturesque Ozark valley, Devil's Den State Park features nearly 150 campsites, rustic cabins, a picnic area, a pavilion and miles of hiking trails leading through the surrounding Ozark National Forest. Selected as a park site in the 1930s, Lee Creek Valley provided materials for the Civilian Conservation Corps to build the park's rustic-style wood and stone cabins and other structures, which today offer modern conveniences. A mountain stream forms a peaceful 8-acre lake before cascading over a native stone dam. Hiking and backpacking trails access backcountry areas of the park and caves, crevices and bluff overlooks awaiting exploration. </p> Devil's Den State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fayettevillestonebridge001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fayettevillestonebridge001lozarks.jpg <p>Northwest Arkansas' "Best Place to Play" is Stonebridge Meadows Golf Club&mdash;as ranked by Golf Digest with an exceptional four and one-half star rating. Featuring five sets of tees, the energetic layout by architect Randy Heckenkemper delights golfers of all abilities, ranging from 5,215 to 7,150 yards. Bermuda fairways and bent grass greens are accentuated with a 13-acre practice facility, and the friendly clubhouse offers a great place to relax after a round. Just minutes from the University of Arkansas and Fayetteville's active nightlife, Stonebridge Meadows is a golf course not to be missed.</p> Meadows Golf Club monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fayettevillewalmartvisitorlozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fayettevillewalmartvisitorlozarks.jpg <p>The origin and growth of the nation's largest corporation is encapsulated at this Bentonville museum housed in the building that gave birth to the retail giant. In 1962, Sam Walton opened his first discount store in Rogers at 8th and Walnut streets and had 25 employees. Today, Wal-Mart is the world's largest company with more than $220 billion in annual sales and more than 1.3 million employees. </p> Wal-Mart Visitors Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/devilsden031lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/devilsden031lozarks.jpg <p>Nestled deep in a picturesque Ozark valley, Devil's Den State Park features nearly 150 campsites, rustic cabins, a picnic area, a pavilion and miles of hiking trails leading through the surrounding Ozark National Forest. Selected as a park site in the 1930s, Lee Creek Valley provided materials for the Civilian Conservation Corps to build the park's rustic-style wood and stone cabins and other structures, which today offer modern conveniences. A mountain stream forms a peaceful 8-acre lake before cascading over a native stone dam. Hiking and backpacking trails access backcountry areas of the park and caves, crevices and bluff overlooks awaiting exploration. </p> Devil's Den State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fayettevillefarmersmkt057lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fayettevillefarmersmkt057lozarks.jpg <p>An age-old tradition&mdash;buying fresh fruits and vegetables from the people that grow them&mdash;continues in numerous cities and towns around The Natural State. Meet the locals up close and personal at the farmers market and discover their growing methods and techniques. A wide variety of fresh produce, ranging from fruits and vegetables, to jams, jellies, homemade cheeses and more, can be found at one market or another.</p> <p>One of the largest is the Fayetteville Farmers Market, held around the historic town square where you'll find award-winning landscaped terraces with an abundance of perennials and annuals. The market features homegrown, organic and non-organic food items, plus a wide variety of crafts.</p> Farmers Market, historic downtown square, Fayetteville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/berryville002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/berryville002lozarks.jpg <p>Specialized lodge geared toward motorcyclists; motel, campgrounds, service and accessories shop, full service restaurant; bathhouse with washers and dryers, vehicle repair; on-site massage therapy; custom-made leather products; certified mechanic on duty; small chapel.</p> Iron Horse Stables, Berryville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/buffalodughollow001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/buffalodughollow001lozarks.jpg <p>The nation’s first federally protected stream (1972), the Buffalo River flows roughly 150 miles and includes nearly 95,000 acres of public land along its corridor. The stream descends nearly 2,000 feet through layers of sandstone, limestone, and chert. One immediately obvious result is its many bluffs&mdash;the highest in all the Ozark Mountains. Hidden away, ready for discovery, are other geologic marvels&mdash;springs, caves, waterfalls, natural bridges, and box-like canyons, where trails are abundant. </p> Dug Hollow on the Buffalo National River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hidddenvalleyranch001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hidddenvalleyranch001lozarks.jpg <p>Lodging facilities around Arkansas run the gamut from dude ranches, to Victorian mansions and cottages, to cabins by the lake or high-rise modern hotels. </p> Hidden Valley Ranch, Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hidddenvalleyranch002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hidddenvalleyranch002lozarks.jpg <p>Lodging facilities around Arkansas run the gamut from dude ranches, to Victorian mansions and cottages, to cabins by the lake or high-rise modern hotels.</p> Hidden Valley Ranch, Eureka Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnsprings001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnsprings001lozarks.jpg <p>There's nothing more relaxing that sitting in a front porch rocking chair looking out over the Ozark Mountains and National Forest. All types of lodging can be found in the Ozarks, including cottages, hotels, motels, resorts, bed and breakfasts and cabins such as Mountain Springs Cabin, pictured here.</p> Mountain Springs Cabins in Ponca monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarks006lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarks006lozarks.jpg <p>Luxury log cabin resort on the Buffalo National River; fully-furnished cabins with fireplaces, Jacuzzis, and more; canoe rental; horseback riding; hot air balloon rides; great hiking. GROUPS: River Wind Lodge sleeps up to 24 people in four rooms, plus has a loft with four double beds; 3,200-square-foot conference center; additional cabins nearby</p> Buffalo Outdoor Center, Ponca monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ponce004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ponce004lozarks.jpg Majestic elk roam the Ozark mountains. Bull Elk at Ponca monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/prairiegrove002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/prairiegrove002lozarks.jpg <p>On December 7, 1862, the Confederates attempted to stop Union forces from advancing south, with Fort Smith ultimately being at stake. </p> Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/prairiegrove003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/prairiegrove003lozarks.jpg <p>On December 7, 1862, the Confederates attempted to stop Union forces from advancing south, with Fort Smith ultimately being at stake. </p> Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/prairiegrove004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/prairiegrove004lozarks.jpg <p>On December 7, 1862, the Confederates attempted to stop Union forces from advancing south, with Fort Smith ultimately being at stake. More information on the battle and the state park can be found on the Arkansas State Park web site.</p> Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/prairiegrove005lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/prairiegrove005lozarks.jpg <p>On December 7, 1862, the Confederates attempted to stop Union forces from advancing south, with Fort Smith ultimately being at stake. </p> Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/prairiegrove010lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/prairiegrove010lozarks.jpg <p>On December 7, 1862, the Confederates attempted to stop Union forces from advancing south, with Fort Smith ultimately being at stake. </p> Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/prairiegrove017lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/prairiegrove017lozarks.jpg <p>On December 7, 1862, the Confederates attempted to stop Union forces from advancing south, with Fort Smith ultimately being at stake. </p> Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/razorbackfootball002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/razorbackfootball002lozarks.jpg Reynolds Razorback Stadium monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/rogers007lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/rogers007lozarks.jpg <p>Restored 1907 drugstore with original old-fashioned soda fountain; specialty gifts, candy, exotic coffees</p> Poor Richard's Gift & Confectionery monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/rogers009lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/rogers009lozarks.jpg <p>Downtown Rogers features unique shops and restaurants.</p> Downtown Rogers monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/rogers010lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/rogers010lozarks.jpg <p>Restored 1907 drugstore with original old-fashioned soda fountain; specialty gifts, candy and exotic coffees.</p> Poor Richard's Gift & Confectionery monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/rogerscitylistingslozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/rogerscitylistingslozarks.jpg <p>Beaver Lake, nestled high in the Ozark Mountains, is located in northwest Arkansas, the birthplace of the White River. The 28,000-acre lake is the first of the impoundments that have been created in Arkansas and Missouri from the lengthy White River system.</p> <p>With 487 miles of shoreline, Beaver Lake offers a world of recreational opportunities in addition to the many pleasures found on the water. The lake offers fishing for stripers, largemouth and smallmouth bass, crappie, bream white bass, channel and spoonbill catfish. Marinas and outfitters are plentiful. Cabins, resorts and other lodging ring the lake, and campgrounds are also available in good number.</p> <p>Taking advantage of the natural scenic beauty, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has constructed a variety of recreational facilities. Paved access roads wind through nine developed parks. There are 2,008 acres of campgrounds and almost individual campsites.</p> <p>Other facilities&mdash;picnic sites, swimming beaches, hiking trails, boat launching ramps, sanitary dump stations, group picnic shelters and amphitheaters&mdash;are also available in the parks.</p> <p>Also located on the lake’s shore is Hobbs State Park&mdash;Conservation Area, a state park currently under development. Approximately 2,400 acres are planned for future park evolvement including camping, cabins, picnicking and educational opportunities.</p> Dam on Beaver Lake monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/shiloh001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/shiloh001lozarks.jpg <p>An award-winning museum which tells the story of the Arkansas Ozark region with a modern exhibit hall and seven historic buildings on landscaped grounds. Self-guided tours; special tours and programs available</p> Shiloh Museum of Ozark History monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/shiloh002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/shiloh002lozarks.jpg <p>An award-winning museum which tells the story of the Arkansas Ozark region with a modern exhibit hall and seven historic buildings on landscaped grounds. Self-guided tours; special tours and programs available.</p> Shiloh Museum of Ozark History monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/siloam001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/siloam001lozarks.jpg <p>There's an old folk saying about the Ozarks: "It's not that the mountains are so high, it's just that the valleys are so deep."</p> <p>It's true. The Ozarks are a heavily eroded plateau, pushed up eons ago and carved out by hundreds of streams over thousands of years. Nature worked wonders, and today the diversity of these highlands is endless.</p> <p>Some of the most scenic rivers and majestic lakes in America are here to enjoy. Trout floats on the White, Little Red and Spring Rivers, plus bass and panfish outings on the lakes and smaller streams, make for world-class fishing action. Recreational boating, canoeing and swimming are also on the agenda of many visitors.</p> <p>Plan a leisurely walk along a trickling stream, or pick up the pace on an award-winning hiking trail. Enjoy the shady porch of a cozy log cabin or sail a 40,000-acre lake. Take time to tour a museum, historic home, formal garden or Civil War park. Dance and sing along at an informal mountain hoedown or dress up for an evening on the town.</p> <p>Include a day or two to explore the rich heritage of the hill country. Study the traditional folkways, see the wonders of a limestone cavern or visit a craftsman at work.</p> <p>Hideaway in the Ozarks this year.</p> Holiday Lights, Siloam Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/spiritmountainlodge001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/spiritmountainlodge001lozarks.jpg <p>Getting away from it all doesn't mean getting away from things to do&mdash;IF you want to do anything at all on vacation. The mountain lodge has two suites, three main rooms and two secondary rooms; four cabins; fireplace, VCR, television, kitchens, coffee makers and irons. There's a pasture for horses, stable rentals, barn with an indoor arena; Razorback ballgame packages; four miniature lakes and three waterfalls on site; massage therapist on-site.</p> Spirit Mountain Lodge & Cabins monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/trloflightsfayettevill001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/trloflightsfayettevill001lozarks.jpg <p>The Fayetteville square is known for its beautiful gardens and Farmer's Market that runs three days a week beginning in Spring and ending in early autumn. Just blocks away, Dickson Street is the hip place for unique shops, dining locales, and tons of live music venues. Completing the scene are the symphony concerts at the Walton Arts Center, which also brings Broadway shows, drama, and dance to the city's entertainment district. Fayetteville is also rich in Civil War history with the National and Confederate cemeteries and Headquarters House.</p> <p>Hiking and mountain bike trails are abundant within the city and surrounding Ozark region, including Lake Wedington, White Rock Recreation Area, Ozark Highlands Trail and Devil's Den State Park. Outdoor enthusiasts also enjoy nearby camping, horseback riding and caving opportunities. Rivers in the area that are popular for fishing and floating are the White, Kings and Mulberry.</p> <p>Home to the University of Arkansas, the state's major research and flagship education institution, and located off of Interstate 540, Fayetteville is 58 miles from Eureka Springs, 60 miles from the Buffalo National River, and 63 miles from Fort Smith.</p> Holiday Lights, Fayetteville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/uaoldmain002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/uaoldmain002lozarks.jpg <p>Old Main, the oldest building on campus, is the "mother" of all the other buildings of the University of Arkansas. Initially it was called "the University building." In 1895, it was given a name that lasted the longest&mdash;University Hall&mdash;although for many years thereafter it was affectionately called "Old Main." The Board of Trustees corrected this in 1991 when, after a major renovation, it officially changed the name to Old Main.</p> <p>Old Main is a survivor. It withstood major fires in October 1905, August 1919, and October 1940. It was the first Fayetteville structure to be entered in the National Register of Historic Places in June 1970 and among the first in Arkansas to be so designated.</p> <p>After Arkansas Industrial University began classes in January 1872 in hastily built frame buildings, the University’s Board made plans to construct a permanent, substantial building. These plans were delayed by the failure of the federal government to issue land scrip (whereby land-grant colleges were funded). In April 1873, the land-scrip income was finally received and invested in Fayetteville and Washington County bonds, thus making $121,333 available for building purposes. The structure was based on plans that architect John M. Van Osdel of Chicago had drawn for the main building at the Illinois Industrial University. On July 4, 1873, the low bid of $123,855 of Mayes and Oliver of Fayetteville was accepted.</p> <p>It now serves as the home of the Fulbright College of Arts & Sciences.</p> Old Main, University of Arkansas campus monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/uastadium001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/uastadium001lozarks.jpg <p>Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium underwent a major expansion and renovation, which was completed prior to the 2001 season, giving the University of Arkansas one of the finest football facilities in the nation.</p> <p>The $110 million project (estimated), which included a $20 million gift from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation, saw the capacity of the stadium increased from 51,000 to 72,000, but that may not even be the most noticeable improvement.</p> <p>The concrete and steel below the stands has been completely enclosed with a brick and glass façade. The new look rivals that of many of the newer Major League Baseball stadiums. In addition to covering the steel and concrete, the concourses are wider, and concession areas and restrooms have been replaced.</p> <p>The east concourse is "Championship Alley" with displays of conference championships, the 1964 national title and every football letterman. The south end zone concourse is "All-American Alley" and is dedicated to Razorback All-Americans. The west concourse is "Bowl Alley with tributes to each bowl team.</p> <p>Other than the facade covering, the other most noticeable addition is the enclosure of the south end zone, which features chairback seating and the addition approximately 7,300 total seats with space for an additional upper deck that would push the capacity to 80,000. The enclosure also includes a food court with space for five vendors.</p> <p>Other major additions include an expanded press box and the addition of luxury suites.</p> <p>Sixty-eight suites/skyboxes were added, bringing the total to 132, and the stadium's capacity includes 8,950 club seats, inside and out.</p> <p>Other additions include the 15,000 square foot Bob and Marilyn Bogle Academic Center and the 3,800 square foot Wilson Matthews "A" Club, both on the east side where an upper deck, which seats 6,500, was added along with enclosed premium club seating.</p> <p>During the 2000 season, a 30x107-foot SMARTVISION LED video screen, the largest video board at any sports venue in the world, made its debut in the north end zone.</p> Reynolds Razorback Stadium monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/walnutgrovecabins001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/walnutgrovecabins001lozarks.jpg <p>Two bedrooms, each with queen bed and single bed, sitting room sleeper sofa, two bathrooms; living room, dining room, kitchen, downstairs bath with Jacuzzi; fully equipped kitche with cooking and eating utensils; large native rock fireplace; no smoking, no pets allowed.</p> Walnut Grove Cabins, Boxley monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/windriverlodge001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/windriverlodge001lozarks.jpg <p>Nearly every type of lodging can be found in The Natural State. Upscale hotels, plush resorts, cozy cottages, rustic cabins, bed and breakfasts, a campsite or a lakeside condo&mdash;they’re all here.</p> <p>New and restored hostelries are popping up all over the place offering first class amenities for both the business and leisure traveler. They can be located lake- or riverside or in the thriving heart of the cities they’re located in. Full-service resorts run the gamut from family- and sportsman-oriented to the ultimate in luxury. For budget travelers motels offer a great place to lay their head while saving a few bucks. More often than not these properties are within a stone’s throw of a lake or river. Those wanting to get away from it all for a romantic getaway will find cozy cottages, often fully restored and always fully stocked to meet every need. Rustic yet full furnished cabins also offer great getaways usually tucked into pockets of the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains. Bed and breakfasts can be discovered in both large and small communities and can be housed in modern structures or a restored Victorian mansion. And the call of the great outdoors can be answered with a fully equipped public or private campsite situated for tent or RV camping. Highlighted here is the RiverWind Lodge and Cabins on the Buffalo National River near Ponca.</p> Lobby of the River Wind Lodge and Conference Center at Ponca monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/waltonartsctr001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/waltonartsctr001lozarks.jpg <p>Two theaters, a multi-purpose room, an art gallery, an amphitheater, a plaza and a main lobby and balcony comprise the Walton Arts Center. The Northwest Arkansas Symphony Orchestra performs here in concert as the center also plays host tp operas, musicals, and national touring Broadway productions. </p> Walton Arts Center, Fayetteville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/withrowsprings004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/withrowsprings004lozarks.jpg <p>Located near a spring flowing from a small cave and surrounded by the bluffs of the War Eagle River, Withrow Springs is a popular outdoor recreation park.</p> Withrow Springs State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/waltonartsctr002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/waltonartsctr002lozarks.jpg <p>Two theaters, a multi-purpose room, an art gallery, an amphitheater, a plaza and a main lobby and balcony comprise the Walton Arts Center. The Northwest Arkansas Symphony Orchestra performs here in concert as the center also plays host tp operas, musicals, and national touring Broadway productions. </p> Walton Arts Center, Fayetteville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wareaglefair001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wareaglefair001lozarks.jpg <p>Over 300 booths featuring quilts, baskets, weaving, woodcarvings, pottery, oil paintings, watercolors, jams, jellies and furniture comprise the Spring show which is held the first weekend in May. Food vendors are also on hand.</p> War Eagle Arts and Crafts Fair monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wareaglefair002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wareaglefair002lozarks.jpg <p>Over 300 booths featuring quilts, baskets, weaving, woodcarvings, pottery, oil paintings, watercolors, jams, jellies and furniture comprise the Spring show which is held the firstr weekend in May. Food vendors are also on hand. </p> War Eagle Arts and Crafts Fair monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Fayetteville-Arkansas-Sunset/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Fayetteville-Arkansas-Sunset.jpg Fayetteville Sundown monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Fayetteville-Arkansas-Town/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Fayetteville-Arkansas-Town.jpg Fayetteville Nightlife monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fsmith005lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fsmith005lrivervalley.jpg <p>Artifacts depict history and culture of the Fort Smith area from Native Americans to present.</p> Ft. Smith Museum of History monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fortsmith005lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fortsmith005lrivervalley.jpg <p>Scenic rail excursions through the Boston Mountains take place aboard restored passenger cars that travel over three high trestles and through the 1882 Winslow tunnel, which is more than 1,700 feet long and the highest railroad pass between the Rockies and the Appalachians. Two trips are available: round trip from Springdale to historic Van Buren and round trip from historic Van Buren to Winslow. The round trip from Van Buren departs form the restored Frisco Depot at 813 Main.</p> Arkansas-Missouri Railroad in historic downtown Van Buren monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fortsmith006lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fortsmith006lrivervalley.jpg <p>Garrison Avenue in downtown Fort Smith is the city's "main drag." Stretching from the shadow of the Oklahoma (U.S. 64) bridge east to 13th Street, both sides of broad Garrison Avenue are now home to several curio, antique, arts and crafts shops, restaurants and bars. Some of them, in earlier days, housed taverns and other "businesses" catering to travelers crossing the bridge to or from Oklahoma. Today, shoppers can find bargains and treasures ranging from 19th-century Fort Smith artifacts to more contemporary collectibles.</p> Downtown Fort Smith monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fortsmithartc021lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fortsmithartc021lrivervalley.jpg <p>Housed in the Vaughn-Schaap House, a Victorian Second Empire structure, the center presents changing exhibits and permanent collections.</p> Ft. Smith Art Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fortsmithbellegrove001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fortsmithbellegrove001lrivervalley.jpg <p>A 22-block area of restored homes and buildings showcasing Romanesque Revival, Queen Anne, Eastlake Victorian Renaissance, Gothic Revival and Neo-Classical.</p> <p>Since the Belle Grove Historic District was added to the National Register of Historic Places in the 1970s, nearly 25 homes spanning 130 years and representing a variety of architectural styles have been restored&mdash;and about half a dozen are open for tours. Visitors to the district can experience fine dining at the Romanesque-Victorian-style J.M. Sparks home (ca. 1887), which houses Taliano's Italian Restaurant</p> Belle Grove Historic District in downtown Fort Smith monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ftsmith001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ftsmith001lrivervalley.jpg <p>The site, which just underwent a $7 million renovation, contains the remains of two frontier garrisons, Federal Court for the Western District of Arkansas, "Hangin' Judge" Isaac C. Parker's courtroom, reproduction of the 1886 gallows, the "Hell on the Border" jail, the 1846 Commissary. This site was seized by Rebel troops on April 23, 1863 and then recaptured by Federal forces two years later. It was a strategic point for both sides during the Civil War.</p> Ft. Smith National Historic Site monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cowiewinery004lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cowiewinery004lrivervalley.jpg <p>Complimentary wine tasting with cheese; visitors can observe wine making operation and the Gallery of Barrels, which features oil paintings on the barrel heads.</p> Cowie Wine Cellars monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/altusgrapefestival001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/altusgrapefestival001lrivervalley.jpg <p>The Arkansas Championship Grape Stomps, the Baucchus look-alike contest, the Queen's contest, street dances, games and entertainment are just some of the activities at the Altus Grape Festival. In addition there is great food, juried handmade crafts, wine and juice tastings plus amateur wine-making competition. </p> Altus Grape Festival monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fortsmithconvention001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fortsmithconvention001lrivervalley.jpg <p>The new 125,000-square-foot center features new and expanded meeting facilities including: 40,000 square feet of exhibitor space, 7,000 square feet of meeting rooms, banquet space, up to eight break-out rooms, hallways, kitchens, concession and support areas. Theater with fixed seating for 1,370 with orchestra pit and an exhibit hall that will accommodate 217 (10x10) booths; catering available.</p> Fort Smith Convention & Civic Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fortsmithconvention002lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fortsmithconvention002lrivervalley.jpg <p>The new 125,000-square-foot center features new and expanded meeting facilities including: 40,000 square feet of exhibitor space, 7,000 square feet of meeting rooms, banquet space, up to eight break-out rooms, hallways, kitchens, concession and support areas. Theater with fixed seating for 1,370 with orchestra pit and an exhibit hall that will accommodate 217 (10x10) booths; catering available.</p> Fort Smith Convention & Civic Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fortsmithconvention003lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fortsmithconvention003lrivervalley.jpg <p>The new 125,000-square-foot center features new and expanded meeting facilities including: 40,000 square feet of exhibitor space, 7,000 square feet of meeting rooms, banquet space, up to eight break-out rooms, hallways, kitchens, concession and support areas. Theater with fixed seating for 1,370 with orchestra pit and an exhibit hall that will accommodate 217 (10x10) booths; catering available.</p> Fort Smith Convention & Civic Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fsmith004lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fsmith004lrivervalley.jpg <p>Artifacts depict history and culture of the Fort Smith area from Native Americans to present.</p> Ft. Smith Museum of History monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fortsmithtrolley014lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fortsmithtrolley014lrivervalley.jpg <p>Take a ride from Garrison Avenue to the National Cemetery on a 1926 Birney electric streetcar that is listed on the National Register; also on display are railroad and transportation memorabilia.</p> <p>A mural adorns the outside west wall of the Trolley Museum and depicts the era of trolleys in Fort Smith, beginning in 1883 with mule-drawn wagons. The mid-1890s brought electric open trolley cars which were used in many cities when weather permitted. Cars #205 and #224 in Fort Smith operated until 1933 when service ended.</p> Fort Smith Trolley and Museum monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fortsmithnatlhistoric001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fortsmithnatlhistoric001lrivervalley.jpg <p>Located in downtown Fort Smith, the National Historic Site embraces the remains of two frontier forts and the courthouse and jails of the Federal Court for the Western District of Arkansas. The site also commemorates a significant phase of America's westward expansion and stands as a reminder of 80 turbulent years in the history of federal Indian policy.</p> <p>Exhibits at the site include: Fort Smith's military history from 1817 to 1871; Federal Judge Isaac C. Parker; U.S. deputy marshals and outlaws; federal Indian policy; and Indian removal including the Trail of Tears.</p> <p>Attractions also include the original "Hell on the Border" jail, located in the basement beneath the courthouse, which was used from 1871 to 1889.</p> <p>The next floor of the building contains the "modern" jail, which was built in 1887-88. In the main exhibit area, a partial, full-sized replica of the 1890s jail interior has been built using the original historic blueprints. In addition, "Hanging Judge" Parker's courtroom has been restored with reproduction 1880s court furnishings.</p> <p>The building's exterior has been restored to reflect its appearance circa 1891.</p> Fort Smith National Historic Site monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fortsmithnatlhistoric006lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fortsmithnatlhistoric006lrivervalley.jpg <p>The site, located in downtown Fort Smith, embraces the remains of two frontier forts and the Federal Court for the Western District of Arkansas. A building that now houses the park's visitors center was first used in the early 1800s as barracks for Army troops sent to keep peace and administer government policies over Native American Tribes. In 1872 the building became a federal courthouse and its jail soon became known as "Hell on the Border." Today, the historic courthouse and jail building have been restored and its visitors center includes exhibits that focus on: Fort Smith's military history from 1817 to 1871; "Hangin' Judge" Isaac C. Parker and the federal court's impact on Indian Territory; U.S. Deputy Marshals and outlaws; Federal Indian policy; and Indian Removal including the Trail of Tears. The park also contains a reconstruction of the 1886 gallows on the original site used for executions from 1873 to 1896. Maintained trails lead visitors through this urban park and along the site of the first fort and the Arkansas River.</p> Fort Smith National Historic Site monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fortsmithnatlhistoric007lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fortsmithnatlhistoric007lrivervalley.jpg <p>The site, which just underwent a $7 million renovation, contains the remains of two frontier garrisons, Federal Court for the Western District of Arkansas, "Hangin' Judge" Isaac C. Parker's courtroom, reproduction of the 1886 gallows, the "Hell on the Border" jail, the 1846 Commissary. This site was seized by Rebel troops on April 23, 1863 and then recaptured by Federal forces two years later. It was a strategic point for both sides during the Civil War.</p> Ft. Smith National Historic Site monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fortsmithnatlhistoric012lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fortsmithnatlhistoric012lrivervalley.jpg <p>The site, located in downtown Fort Smith, embraces the remains of two frontier forts and the Federal Court for the Western District of Arkansas. A building that now houses the park's visitors center was first used in the early 1800s as barracks for Army troops sent to keep peace and administer government policies over Native American Tribes. In 1872 the building became a federal courthouse and its jail soon became known as "Hell on the Border." Today, the historic courthouse and jail building have been restored and its visitors center includes exhibits that focus on: Fort Smith's military history from 1817 to 1871; "Hangin' Judge" Isaac C. Parker and the federal court's impact on Indian Territory; U.S. Deputy Marshals and outlaws; Federal Indian policy; and Indian Removal including the Trail of Tears. The park also contains a reconstruction of the 1886 gallows on the original site used for executions from 1873 to 1896. Maintained trails lead visitors through this urban park and along the site of the first fort and the Arkansas River. </p> Fort Smith National Historic Site monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fortsmithntlcemetery001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fortsmithntlcemetery001lrivervalley.jpg <p>The brilliant colors of maple trees in autumn provide an eye-catching backdrop for the sparlking white markers at Fort Smith National Cemetery.</p> <p>Many notables are buried here including General William O. Darby of Darby's Rangers fame; Union and Confederate soldiers, including three generals; and Hangin' Judge Isaac C. Parker.</p> <p>Other national cemeteries in the state are at Fayetteville and Little Rock. The one at Fayetteville was established in 1867 for the remains of Union soldiers killed in the region. The 1868 cemetery in Little Rock has over 22,000 graves of veterans from the Civil War to the Gulf War.</p> Fort Smith National Cemetery monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bethel001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bethel001lrivervalley.jpg <p>Historic cellar offers over 100-year-old tradition of wine making, bottling and tasting, plus tours; several traditional grape wine varieties as well as several specialty wines made from Arkansas-grown fruit such as blueberry and strawberry; gift shop</p> Mount Bethel Winery monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bethel002lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bethel002lrivervalley.jpg <p>Historic cellar offers over 100-year-old tradition of wine making, bottling and tasting, plus tours; several traditional grape wine varieties as well as several specialty wines made from Arkansas-grown fruit such as blueberry and strawberry; gift shop</p> Mount Bethel Winery monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtmagazine014lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtmagazine014lrivervalley.jpg <p>Named by French explorer’s for its barn-like silhouette, Mount Magazine rises over the sprawling Arkansas River Valley in west central Arkansas. At 2,753 feet above sea level, Mount Magazine is the highest point in Arkansas and home to the Mount Magazine State Park, Arkansas’s newest state park.</p> <p>Here, you’ll enjoy magnificent vistas of the broad river valley, the surrounding Ozark National Forest and distant mountains like Petit Jean and Mount Nebo. Mount Magazine has lured and fascinated explorers, naturalists, scientists and travelers for centuries, and you’ll understand why when you discover it for yourself.</p> <p>Over the years the mountain was home to many farms, home sites and resort lodges that are now only memories. From as early as the 1850s, travelers summered atop the mountain, attracted by lower temperatures that are usually 10-15 degrees cooler than the valley below.</p> <p>Today, Mount Magazine State Park conserves 2,200 acres of the mountain’s plateau-like summit, covered mostly with oak-hickory and pine forests. Altitude, geography and climate combine to create unique habitats for rare plants and animals. The elevation makes Mount Magazine a cool place to be during hot summer days.</p> <p>You’ll find a wide variety of choices for outdoor adventure. Hiking trails provide hours of enjoyable hiking, biking and horseback riding through the forests. For those with nerves of steel, there is rappelling and rock climbing on the 200-foot high bluffs. Take a leap with your hang glider to soar with the birds over the vast Arkansas River Valley, or enjoy the mountain at a more quiet pace photographing wildflowers or birds, and watching the many species of butterflies.</p> <p>The campground offers 18 campsites with water, electric and sewer hookups. Nearby is a modern bathhouse with hot showers and an RV dump station. </p> Mount Magazine State Park Visitor Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtmagazine001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtmagazine001lrivervalley.jpg <p>Named by French explorer’s for its barn-like silhouette, Mount Magazine rises over the sprawling Arkansas River Valley in west central Arkansas. At 2,753 feet above sea level, Mount Magazine is the highest point in Arkansas and home to the Mount Magazine State Park, Arkansas’s newest state park.</p> <p>Here, you’ll enjoy magnificent vistas of the broad river valley, the surrounding Ozark National Forest and distant mountains like Petit Jean and Mount Nebo. Mount Magazine has lured and fascinated explorers, naturalists, scientists and travelers for centuries, and you’ll understand why when you discover it for yourself.</p> <p>Over the years the mountain was home to many farms, home sites and resort lodges that are now only memories. From as early as the 1850s, travelers summered atop the mountain, attracted by lower temperatures that are usually 10-15 degrees cooler than the valley below.</p> <p>Today, Mount Magazine State Park conserves 2,200 acres of the mountain’s plateau-like summit, covered mostly with oak-hickory and pine forests. Altitude, geography and climate combine to create unique habitats for rare plants and animals. The elevation makes Mount Magazine a cool place to be during hot summer days.</p> <p>You’ll find a wide variety of choices for outdoor adventure. Hiking trails provide hours of enjoyable hiking, biking and horseback riding through the forests. For those with nerves of steel, there is rappelling and rock climbing on the 200-foot high bluffs. Take a leap with your hang glider to soar with the birds over the vast Arkansas River Valley, or enjoy the mountain at a more quiet pace photographing wildflowers or birds, and watching the many species of butterflies.</p> <p>The campground offers 18 campsites with water, electric and sewer hookups. Nearby is a modern bathhouse with hot showers and an RV dump station. Nine campsites are reservable.</p> Mount Magazine State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtmagazine056lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtmagazine056lrivervalley.jpg <p>Through partnership with the USDA Forest Service, Arkansas's newest state park is located in the Ozark National Forest high atop 2,753-foot Mount Magazine, the state's tallest mountain. The highest relief between the Rockies and the Appalachians, Mount Magazine offers vistas of broad river valleys, deep canyons and distant mountains. Altitude, geography and climate combine to create unique habitats for rare plants and animals. The elevation makes the mountaintop a cool place to be on hot summer days.</p> Mount Magazine State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtmagazine051lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtmagazine051lrivervalley.jpg <p>Through partnership with the USDA Forest Service, Arkansas's newest state park is located in the Ozark National Forest high atop 2,753-foot Mount Magazine, the state's tallest mountain. The highest relief between the Rockies and the Appalachians, Mount Magazine offers vistas of broad river valleys, deep canyons and distant mountains. Altitude, geography and climate combine to create unique habitats for rare plants and animals. The elevation makes the mountaintop a cool place to be on hot summer days.</p> Black bear at Mount Magazine State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtmagazine017lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtmagazine017lrivervalley.jpg <p>Named by French explorer’s for its barn-like silhouette, Mount Magazine rises over the sprawling Arkansas River Valley in west central Arkansas. At 2,753 feet above sea level, Mount Magazine is the highest point in Arkansas and home to the Mount Magazine State Park, Arkansas’s newest state park.</p> <p>Here, you’ll enjoy magnificent vistas of the broad river valley, the surrounding Ozark National Forest and distant mountains like Petit Jean and Mount Nebo. Mount Magazine has lured and fascinated explorers, naturalists, scientists and travelers for centuries, and you’ll understand why when you discover it for yourself.</p> <p>Over the years the mountain was home to many farms, home sites and resort lodges that are now only memories. From as early as the 1850s, travelers summered atop the mountain, attracted by lower temperatures that are usually 10-15 degrees cooler than the valley below.</p> <p>Today, Mount Magazine State Park conserves 2,200 acres of the mountain’s plateau-like summit, covered mostly with oak-hickory and pine forests. Altitude, geography and climate combine to create unique habitats for rare plants and animals. The elevation makes Mount Magazine a cool place to be during hot summer days.</p> <p>You’ll find a wide variety of choices for outdoor adventure. Hiking trails provide hours of enjoyable hiking, biking and horseback riding through the forests. For those with nerves of steel, there is rappelling and rock climbing on the 200-foot high bluffs. Take a leap with your hang glider to soar with the birds over the vast Arkansas River Valley, or enjoy the mountain at a more quiet pace photographing wildflowers or birds, and watching the many species of butterflies.</p> <p>The campground offers 18 campsites with water, electric and sewer hookups. Nearby is a modern bathhouse with hot showers and an RV dump station. </p> Mount Magazine State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtmagazine018lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtmagazine018lrivervalley.jpg <p>Vistas of broad river valleys, deep canyons and distant mountains welcome outdoor enthusiants and those who enjoy beautiful scenery to Mount Magazine. Altitude, geography and climate combine to create unique habitats for rare plants and animals. The elevation makes the mountaintop a cool place to be on hot summer days. The park offers campsites (18 Premium with sewer and Class B (tent only), hiking trails, overlooks, a pavilion, picnic area with restrooms, visitor center with exhibit gallery and gift shop, and interpretive programs. The more adventuresome can go rock climbing, hang-gliding, biking and horseback riding.</p> Mount Magazine Fall Color monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtmagazine24lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtmagazine24lrivervalley.jpg <p>Named by French explorer’s for its barn-like silhouette, Mount Magazine rises over the sprawling Arkansas River Valley in west central Arkansas. At 2,753 feet above sea level, Mount Magazine is the highest point in Arkansas and home to the Mount Magazine State Park, Arkansas’s newest state park.</p> <p>Here, you’ll enjoy magnificent vistas of the broad river valley, the surrounding Ozark National Forest and distant mountains like Petit Jean and Mount Nebo. Mount Magazine has lured and fascinated explorers, naturalists, scientists and travelers for centuries, and you’ll understand why when you discover it for yourself.</p> <p>Over the years the mountain was home to many farms, home sites and resort lodges that are now only memories. From as early as the 1850s, travelers summered atop the mountain, attracted by lower temperatures that are usually 10-15 degrees cooler than the valley below.</p> <p>Today, Mount Magazine State Park conserves 2,200 acres of the mountain’s plateau-like summit, covered mostly with oak-hickory and pine forests. Altitude, geography and climate combine to create unique habitats for rare plants and animals. The elevation makes Mount Magazine a cool place to be during hot summer days.</p> <p>You’ll find a wide variety of choices for outdoor adventure. Hiking trails provide hours of enjoyable hiking, biking and horseback riding through the forests. For those with nerves of steel, there is rappelling and rock climbing on the 200-foot high bluffs. Take a leap with your hang glider to soar with the birds over the vast Arkansas River Valley, or enjoy the mountain at a more quiet pace photographing wildflowers or birds, and watching the many species of butterflies.</p> <p>The campground offers 18 campsites with water, electric and sewer hookups. Nearby is a modern bathhouse with hot showers and an RV dump station. </p> Mount Magazine State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtmagazine26lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtmagazine26lrivervalley.jpg <p>Vistas of broad river valleys, deep canyons and distant mountains welcome outdoor enthusiants and those who enjoy beautiful scenery to Mount Magazine. Altitude, geography and climate combine to create unique habitats for rare plants and animals. The elevation makes the mountaintop a cool place to be on hot summer days. The park offers campsites (18 Premium with sewer and Class B (tent only), hiking trails, overlooks, a pavilion, picnic area with restrooms, visitor center with exhibit gallery and gift shop, and interpretive programs. The more adventuresome can go rock climbing, hang-gliding, biking and horseback riding.</p> Camping at Mount Magazine State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtmagazine29lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtmagazine29lrivervalley.jpg <p>Vistas of broad river valleys, deep canyons and distant mountains welcome outdoor enthusiants and those who enjoy beautiful scenery to Mount Magazine. Altitude, geography and climate combine to create unique habitats for rare plants and animals. The elevation makes the mountaintop a cool place to be on hot summer days. The park offers campsites (18 Premium with sewer and Class B (tent only), hiking trails, overlooks, a pavilion, picnic area with restrooms, visitor center with exhibit gallery and gift shop, and interpretive programs. The more adventuresome can go rock climbing, hang-gliding, biking and horseback riding.</p> Mount Magazine State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtmagazine30lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtmagazine30lrivervalley.jpg <p>Vistas of broad river valleys, deep canyons and distant mountains welcome outdoor enthusiants and those who enjoy beautiful scenery to Mount Magazine. Altitude, geography and climate combine to create unique habitats for rare plants and animals. The elevation makes the mountaintop a cool place to be on hot summer days. The park offers campsites (18 Premium with sewer and Class B (tent only), hiking trails, overlooks, a pavilion, picnic area with restrooms, visitor center with exhibit gallery and gift shop, and interpretive programs. The more adventuresome can go rock climbing, hang-gliding, biking and horseback riding.</p> Camping at Mount Magazine State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtmagazine31lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtmagazine31lrivervalley.jpg <p>Vistas of broad river valleys, deep canyons and distant mountains welcome outdoor enthusiants and those who enjoy beautiful scenery to Mount Magazine. Altitude, geography and climate combine to create unique habitats for rare plants and animals. The elevation makes the mountaintop a cool place to be on hot summer days. The park offers campsites (18 Premium with sewer and Class B (tent only), hiking trails, overlooks, a pavilion, picnic area with restrooms, visitor center with exhibit gallery and gift shop, and interpretive programs. The more adventuresome can go rock climbing, hang-gliding, biking and horseback riding.</p> Mount Magazine State Park Visitor Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarks010lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarks010lozarks.jpg <p>Spanning the Arkansas River as Scenic Hwy. 23, this structure is listed as one of the 16 most beautiful long spans in the U.S. by the American Institute of Steel Construction. A lighting project showcases the structure at night.</p> Ozark Bridge over the Arkansas River, Ozark monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pindallhurricanerivcav001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pindallhurricanerivcav001lozarks.jpg <p>Offers a 45-minute guided tour through water-eroded passageways that are the most unique of their kind among American show caves. Wild Caving Tour by reservation only. Located in Pindall about 50 miles south of Branson, Missouri.</p> Hurricane River Cave, Pindall monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/postwinerysigncropslrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/postwinerysigncropslrivervalley.jpg Post Familie Winery in Altus monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/shoreslake001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/shoreslake001lozarks.jpg <p>An 82-acre lake in mountain setting that provides access to Ozark Highlands Trail. Also offers swimming, fishing, hiking and picnicking. Campsites also available. Located 15 miles north of Mulberry on Ark. 215, then 1 mile on paved Forest Road 1505. Facilities at the National Forest Service park include flush toilets, showers, water, 28 picnic sites, group pavilion (reservations taken), dressing rooms and boat ramp (10 hp motor limit).</p> Shores Lake monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/trloflightsclarksville001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/trloflightsclarksville001lozarks.jpg <p>Located near the banks of the Arkansas River and Lake Dardanelle, Clarksville, the Johnson County seat, is home to the University of the Ozarks and the Walton Fine Arts Center. With the entire northern half of the county in the Ozark National Forest, scenic beauty and outdoor opportunities abound&mdash;canoeing, fishing, hiking and camping. Clarksville is a gateway to Ark. 21, the Ozark Highlands National Scenic Byway, which leads north through the Ozark National Forest to Eureka Springs. In July, the city celebrates its Peach Festival, the oldest outdoor festival in the state of Arkansas. Located on Interstate 40, Clarksville is 12 miles east of Arkansas Wine Country, about 44 miles north of Mount Magazine State Park, the state’s newest state park and highest peak, about 60 miles from Fort Smith and about 100 miles from Little Rock. </p> Holiday Lights, Clarksville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/trloflightsftsmith001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/trloflightsftsmith001lrivervalley.jpg <p>On the banks of Arkansas River, Fort Smith celebrates its Wild West history at museums like the National Historic Site, through preservation of numerous historic homes and through annual festivals, such as its Old Fort Days Rodeo, held each spring. Downtown, Garrison Avenue is full of shopping, dining, arts and entertainment venues.</p> <p>Fishing opportunities abound with the Arkansas River Navigation System, which has created scores of quiet inlets and bayous filled with many kinds of native Arkansas fish. The Ft. Smith area also has a reputation as a bird sanctuary. Other outdoor recreational opportunities such as hiking and canoeing can be found nearby at Devil's Den State Park and the Mulberry River.</p> <p>Located on the Arkansas-Oklahoma border and near the junction of Interstates 40 and 540, Fort Smith is 5 miles from Van Buren, 47 miles from Arkansas wine country, and 63 miles from Fayetteville.</p> Holiday Lights, Ft. Smith monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitled0576lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitled0576lrivervalley.jpg <p>Nestled in a wooded valley in the Boston Mountains of northwest Arkansas, Lake Fort Smith is currently being enlarged. Lake Fort Smith and Lake Shepherd Springs are being expanded to meet additional municipal water demands in the Fort Smith area. The two will form a single reservoir that will total 1,390 surface acres. City officials expect the lake construction and Lake Fort Smith's subsequent filling to span from spring 2002 through 2006.</p> <p>Arkansas's 23rd state park, Lake Fort Smith State Park, was situated below the Lake Fort Smith dam. While the park&mdash;popular for swimming, camping, fishing, hiking and picnicking&mdash;closed in January of 2002 due to the enlarging of the lake, a new park will open in 2005. The new version of Lake Fort Smith State Park will be built on the western side of the enlarged reservoir. Facilities will include campsites, cabins, a group lodging facility, picnic sites, hiking trails, a visitor center, amphitheater, pavilion, swimming pool, marina, boat launch ramp and park support facilities. When the new park and its improved facilities and trails are completed, a trail link will allow this park to once again serve as the western terminus for the Ozark Highlands Trail. The park has long served as the western terminus for the trail, but because of the park's closure, the terminus has been temporarily relocated to nearby Dockery Gap.</p> Lake Fort Smith monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/vanburen001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/vanburen001lrivervalley.jpg <p>Six blocks of art galleries, antique shops, restaurants and historical attractions located along a beautifully restored Victorian Main Street that is another time preserved. Three of the more notable structures are the Crawford County Bank Building, the Crawford County Courthouse and the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company.</p> Historic Downtown Shopping District, Van Buren monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wiederkehrwinecellars001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wiederkehrwinecellars001lrivervalley.jpg <p>Discover the Swiss winemaking heritage of Wiederkehr Wine Cellars. The oldest and largest winery in mid-America, Wiederkehr Wine Cellars is located on the southern slopes of the Ozark Mountains. Here atop St. Mary's Mountain is where the Wiederkehr family carries on a tradition begun in 1880. Lovingly tended vineyards surround the winery, designed in the Swiss alpine style overlooking the Arkansas River valley.</p> <p>Tour the cellars, then dine in the famous Weinkeller Restaurant. Explore the selection of award-winning wines. The annual Wiederkehr Village Weinfest is held each September. </p> Wiederkehr Wine Cellars, Altus monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wiederkehrwinecellars002lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wiederkehrwinecellars002lrivervalley.jpg <p>Discover the Swiss winemaking heritage of Wiederkehr Wine Cellars. The oldest and largest winery in mid-America, Wiederkehr Wine Cellars is located on the southern slopes of the Ozark Mountains. Here atop St. Mary's Mountain is where the Wiederkehr family carries on a tradition begun in 1880. Lovingly tended vineyards surround the winery, designed in the Swiss alpine style overlooking the Arkansas River valley.</p> <p>Tour the cellars, then dine in the famous Weinkeller Restaurant. Explore the selection of award-winning wines. The annual Wiederkehr Village Weinfest is held each September. </p> Wiederkehr Wine Cellars, Altus monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wiederkehrwinecellars003lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wiederkehrwinecellars003lrivervalley.jpg <p>Discover the Swiss winemaking heritage of Wiederkehr Wine Cellars. The oldest and largest winery in mid-America, Wiederkehr Wine Cellars is located on the southern slopes of the Ozark Mountains. Here atop St. Mary's Mountain is where the Wiederkehr family carries on a tradition begun in 1880. Lovingly tended vineyards surround the winery, designed in the Swiss alpine style overlooking the Arkansas River valley.</p> <p>Tour the cellars, then dine in the famous Weinkeller Restaurant. Explore the selection of award-winning wines. The annual Wiederkehr Village Weinfest is held each September. </p> Wiederkehr Wine Cellars, Altus monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wiederkehrwinecellarswine2lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wiederkehrwinecellarswine2lrivervalley.jpg <p>Swiss-German heritage, free tours and wine tastings, restaurant, gift shop; family-owned since 1880.</p> Wiederkehr Wine Cellar & Vineyards monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wiederkehrwinerydining002lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wiederkehrwinerydining002lrivervalley.jpg <p>Discover the Swiss winemaking heritage of Wiederkehr Wine Cellars. Also discover the tantalizing taste of authentic Swiss and continental cuisine in the candlelit Weinkellar Restaurant. Located in the original wine cellar, hand-dug by Johann Andreas Wiederkehr in 1880, the building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The oldest and largest winery in mid-America, Wiederkehr Wine Cellars is located on the southern slopes of the Ozark Mountains. Here atop St. Mary's Mountain is where the Wiederkehr family carries on a tradition begun in 1880. Lovingly tended vineyards surround the winery, designed in the Swiss alpine style overlooking the Arkansas River valley.</p> Dining at the Weinkellar Restaurant in Altus monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wiederkehrwinerydining023lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wiederkehrwinerydining023lrivervalley.jpg <p>Discover the Swiss winemaking heritage of Wiederkehr Wine Cellars. Also discover the tantalizing taste of authentic Swiss and continental cuisine in the candlelit Weinkellar Restaurant. Located in the original wine cellar, hand-dug by Johann Andreas Wiederkehr in 1880, the building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The oldest and largest winery in mid-America, Wiederkehr Wine Cellars is located on the southern slopes of the Ozark Mountains. Here atop St. Mary's Mountain is where the Wiederkehr family carries on a tradition begun in 1880. Lovingly tended vineyards surround the winery, designed in the Swiss alpine style overlooking the Arkansas River valley.</p> Dining at the Weinkellar Restaurant in Altus monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wiederkehrwinerydining026lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wiederkehrwinerydining026lrivervalley.jpg <p>Discover the Swiss winemaking heritage of Wiederkehr Wine Cellars. Also discover the tantalizing taste of authentic Swiss and continental cuisine in the candlelit Weinkellar Restaurant. Located in the original wine cellar, hand-dug by Johann Andreas Wiederkehr in 1880, the building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The oldest and largest winery in mid-America, Wiederkehr Wine Cellars is located on the southern slopes of the Ozark Mountains. Here atop St. Mary's Mountain is where the Wiederkehr family carries on a tradition begun in 1880. Lovingly tended vineyards surround the winery, designed in the Swiss alpine style overlooking the Arkansas River valley.</p> Dining at the Weinkellar Restaurant in Altus monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Fort-Smith-Ferris-Wheel/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Fort-Smith-Ferris-Wheel.jpg Everyone enjoys a ride on a ferris wheel. Ferris Wheel monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Fort-Smith-Wagon/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Fort-Smith-Wagon.jpg How the mail used to be carried. Old Days monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cardboardboatfest001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cardboardboatfest001lozarks.jpg <p>Put your creative talents&mdash;and boat building skills&mdash;to the test for the World's Championship Cardboard Boat Race on Greers Ferry Lake.</p> World's Championship Cardboard Boat Race monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/clinton007lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/clinton007lozarks.jpg <p>Clinton, nestled in an Ozark valley along U.S. 65, is a western gateway to Greers Ferry Lake. The town offers travel accommodations, historic downtown, museum, parks and colorful festivals. Clinton was founded in 1842 by George Counts and named for New York Gov. DeWitt Clinton, noted for building the Erie Canal. The little village became Van Buren County’s seat of justice in 1844. Local events include the Lost Cherokee Pow Wow on Memorial Day Weekend and the National Chuckwagon Championships on Labor Day Weekend. Clinton is a member of the Arkansas Main Street program.</p> Main Street, Clinton monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/batesville001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/batesville001lozarks.jpg <p>Batesville, on the banks of the White River in the eastern Ozark foothills, is one of the state's oldest towns. A busy trade center since the very early 1800s, it continues today as popular travel crossroads. With two national historic districts, Batesville boasts handsome examples of architecture covering every decade since the 1840s. Lyon College and the University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville offer cultural events throughout the year. The White River Water Carnival (started in 1938), the Arkansas Scottish Festival and Ozark Foothills Film Festival are popular events. Riverside picnic areas, recreational parks, the state's largest speedway, and a city golf course are available as well. History abounds in the area. Old Independence Regional Museum, at Ninth and Vine Streets, tells the story of the 12 current counties that formed the original county in 1820. Mountain View and the Ozark Folk Center are only 38 miles away.</p> Downtown Batesville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/batesville002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/batesville002lozarks.jpg <p>Batesville, on the banks of the White River in the eastern Ozark foothills, is one of the state's oldest towns. A busy trade center since the very early 1800s, it continues today as popular travel crossroads. With two national historic districts, Batesville boasts handsome examples of architecture covering every decade since the 1840s. Lyon College and the University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville offer cultural events throughout the year. The White River Water Carnival (started in 1938), the Arkansas Scottish Festival and Ozark Foothills Film Festival are popular events. Riverside picnic areas, recreational parks, the state's largest speedway, and a city golf course are available as well. History abounds in the area. Old Independence Regional Museum, at Ninth and Vine Streets, tells the story of the 12 current counties that formed the original county in 1820. Mountain View and the Ozark Folk Center are only 38 miles away.</p> Downtown Batesville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/greersferry008lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/greersferry008lozarks.jpg <p>If golf is your game, Arkansas is the perfect place to practice it. Public, resort and semi-private courses are sprouting all over The Natural State.</p> <p>There are courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, Edmund B. Ault and other noteworthy course designers. Arkansas has courses in the mountains, on the prairie, and tucked away within the state’s bountiful forests. There are courses that are laid out beside sparkling lakes, and others that edge playful rivers. There are links-style courses...even a course with its own marina.</p> <p>Best of all, Arkansas weather is tailor-made for golfers year-round. Even during winter, there are plenty of days that are mild enough for comfortable play.</p> <p>If your passion is golf, The Natural State is your kind of place. Play a round on one of Arkansas’s outstanding layouts, and you’ll be back for more.</p> <p>Everything you need to know about golfing in The Natural State can be found on this web site under the "Outdoors and Sports" heading.</p> Golfing in The Natural State monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/greersferry009tiflozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/greersferry009tiflozarks.jpg <p>One of the Arkansas Ozarks favorite watery playgrounds is Greers Ferry Lake, located in the north central portion of the state. With 40,000 acres of lake surface to accommodate both boaters and fishermen, the fishing at the lake is superb throughout the year. Every game fish native to the state has been stocked in the clear waters of the lake by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.</p> <p>The lake was formed by Greers Ferry Dam that was completed in July 1964 at a cost of approximately $46,500,000. The lake and dam were dedicated in 1963 by President John F. Kennedy, his last public appearance before the fateful trip to Dallas.</p> <p>A trout hatchery is in operation and furnishes the rainbow trout for stocking and fishing in the lake and below the dam in the Little Red River. Record fish catches are a common occurrence at Greers Ferry which abounds in walleye, bream, crappie, channel catfish, rainbow trout, and largemouth and white bass.</p> <p>Other sporting activities include boating, swimming, camping, picnicking, scuba diving, water skiing. There is a developed nature trail winding up Sugar Loaf Mountain, an island in the lake, which affords a breathtaking view of the lake and surrounding countryside from its summit.</p> <p>The William Carl Garner Visitors Center, located a short distance north of Heber Springs on Ark. 25, explains the role of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the exploration and development of the Little Red River area through interpretive exhibits and an audio-visual presentation.</p> Greers Ferry Lake in the Arkansas Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/chuckwagonraces002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/chuckwagonraces002lozarks.jpg <p>Each Labor Day Weekend brings the National Championship Chuck Wagon Races to Clinton. Activities include chuck wagon races, the Snowy River Race, bronc fanning, Western music and dances, trail rides, non-denominational church services on Sunday morning, a Civil War reenactment, barn dances, a Western trade show, music and lots of food.</p> National Championship Chuck Wagon Races, Clinton monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/collinscreek001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/collinscreek001lozarks.jpg <p>A newly developed outdoor project at the John F. Kennedy Park, near the Greers Ferry Fish Hatchery, includes a catch-and-release trout fishing area for youngsters (under age 16), a hiking trail and nature-watching opportunities. Constructed by the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission.</p> Collins Creek, Heber Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/clintonantiquing001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/clintonantiquing001lozarks.jpg <p>Looking for that something special to take back home to someone special? Maybe a one-of-a-kind remembrance of the past? Enjoy the thrill of the hunt at the numerous antique malls and shops and flea markets where everything old is new again.</p> <p>Huge antique malls with multiple buildings of treasures, quaint downtown shops or lone stores on the side of the highway, chances of finding the perfect thing are excellent.</p> Antiquing in Arkansas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/batesville003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/batesville003lozarks.jpg <p>Batesville, on the banks of the White River in the eastern Ozark foothills, is one of the state's oldest towns. A busy trade center since the very early 1800s, it continues today as popular travel crossroads. With two national historic districts, Batesville boasts handsome examples of architecture covering every decade since the 1840s. Lyon College and the University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville offer cultural events throughout the year. The White River Water Carnival (started in 1938), the Arkansas Scottish Festival and Ozark Foothills Film Festival are popular events. Riverside picnic areas, recreational parks, the state's largest speedway, and a city golf course are available as well. History abounds in the area. Old Independence Regional Museum, at Ninth and Vine Streets, tells the story of the 12 current counties that formed the original county in 1820. Mountain View and the Ozark Folk Center are only 38 miles away.</p> Downtown Batesville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/batesville004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/batesville004lozarks.jpg <p>The Batesville Speedway's season runs from March to early October on a three-eights mile dirt oval. The track was opened in the early 1970s and rebuilt in 1991.</p> Batesville Speedway monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/batesville005lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/batesville005lozarks.jpg <p>The Batesville Speedway's season runs from March to early October on a three-eights mile dirt oval. The track was opened in the early 1970s and rebuilt in 1991.</p> Batesville Speedway monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/batesvilleracetrack001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/batesvilleracetrack001lozarks.jpg <p>The Batesville Speedway's season runs from March to early October on a three-eights mile dirt oval. The track was opened in the early 1970s and rebuilt in 1991. </p> Batesville Speedway monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/chuckwagonraces001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/chuckwagonraces001lozarks.jpg <p>Each Labor Day Weekend brings the National Championship Chuck Wagon Races to Clinton. Activities include chuck wagon races, the Snowy River Race, bronc fanning, Western music and dances, trail rides, non-denominational church services on Sunday morning, a Civil War reenactment, barn dances, a Western trade show, music and lots of food. </p> National Championship Chuck Wagon Races, Clinton monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/greersferry010lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/greersferry010lozarks.jpg <p>One of the Arkansas Ozarks favorite watery playgrounds is Greers Ferry Lake, located in the north central portion of the state. With 40,000 acres of lake surface to accommodate both boaters and fishermen, the fishing at the lake is superb throughout the year. Every game fish native to the state has been stocked in the clear waters of the lake by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.</p> <p>The lake was formed by Greers Ferry Dam that was completed in July 1964 at a cost of approximately $46,500,000. The lake and dam were dedicated in 1963 by President John F. Kennedy, his last public appearance before the fateful trip to Dallas.</p> <p>A trout hatchery is in operation and furnishes the rainbow trout for stocking and fishing in the lake and below the dam in the Little Red River. Record fish catches are a common occurrence at Greers Ferry which abounds in walleye, bream, crappie, channel catfish, rainbow trout, and largemouth and white bass.</p> <p>Other sporting activities include boating, swimming, camping, picnicking, scuba diving, water skiing. There is a developed nature trail winding up Sugar Loaf Mountain, an island in the lake, which affords a breathtaking view of the lake and surrounding countryside from its summit.</p> <p>The William Carl Garner Visitors Center, located a short distance north of Heber Springs on Ark. 25, explains the role of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the exploration and development of the Little Red River area through interpretive exhibits and an audio-visual presentation.</p> Greers Ferry Lake in the Arkansas Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/greersferry011lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/greersferry011lozarks.jpg <p>One of the Arkansas Ozarks favorite watery playgrounds is Greers Ferry Lake, located in the north central portion of the state. With 40,000 acres of lake surface to accommodate both boaters and fishermen, the fishing at the lake is superb throughout the year. Every game fish native to the state has been stocked in the clear waters of the lake by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.</p> <p>The lake was formed by Greers Ferry Dam that was completed in July 1964 at a cost of approximately $46,500,000. The lake and dam were dedicated in 1963 by President John F. Kennedy, his last public appearance before the fateful trip to Dallas.</p> <p>A trout hatchery is in operation and furnishes the rainbow trout for stocking and fishing in the lake and below the dam in the Little Red River. Record fish catches are a common occurrence at Greers Ferry which abounds in walleye, bream, crappie, channel catfish, rainbow trout, and largemouth and white bass.</p> <p>Other sporting activities include boating, swimming, camping, picnicking, scuba diving, water skiing. There is a developed nature trail winding up Sugar Loaf Mountain, an island in the lake, which affords a breathtaking view of the lake and surrounding countryside from its summit.</p> <p>The William Carl Garner Visitors Center, located a short distance north of Heber Springs on Ark. 25, explains the role of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the exploration and development of the Little Red River area through interpretive exhibits and an audio-visual presentation.</p> Greers Ferry Lake in the Arkansas Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/greersferryredappleinn001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/greersferryredappleinn001lozarks.jpg <p>One of the Arkansas Ozarks favorite watery playgrounds is Greers Ferry Lake, located in the north central portion of the state. With 40,000 acres of lake surface to accommodate both boaters and fishermen, the fishing at the lake is superb throughout the year. Every game fish native to the state has been stocked in the clear waters of the lake by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.</p> <p>The lake was formed by Greers Ferry Dam that was completed in July 1964 at a cost of approximately $46,500,000. The lake and dam were dedicated in 1963 by President John F. Kennedy, his last public appearance before the fateful trip to Dallas.</p> <p>A trout hatchery is in operation and furnishes the rainbow trout for stocking and fishing in the lake and below the dam in the Little Red River. Record fish catches are a common occurrence at Greers Ferry which abounds in walleye, bream, crappie, channel catfish, rainbow trout, and largemouth and white bass.</p> <p>Other sporting activities include boating, swimming, camping, picnicking, scuba diving, water skiing. There is a developed nature trail winding up Sugar Loaf Mountain, an island in the lake, which affords a breathtaking view of the lake and surrounding countryside from its summit.</p> <p>The William Carl Garner Visitors Center, located a short distance north of Heber Springs on Ark. 25, explains the role of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the exploration and development of the Little Red River area through interpretive exhibits and an audio-visual presentation.</p> Red Apple Inn golf course monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/greersferryredappleinn002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/greersferryredappleinn002lozarks.jpg <p>On a peninsula surrounded by Greers Ferry Lake in the picturesque foothills of the Ozark Mountains, this fun but challenging 18-hole championship golf course has been rated by Golf Digest as one of the top 50 most scenic golf courses in the country. It is home to the Red Apple Four-ball Invitational, several state PGA championships and the 2004 ASGA Match Play Championship. When you're not out on the links or practicing on the driving range and putting green, you can be enjoying all kinds of water sports, trout fishing, hiking, biking and dining in the excellent Red Apple Inn restaurant, which features an eclectic menu to please the most discerning palates. The nearby Little Red River holds the world record for a brown trout that weighed in at 40 lbs., 4 oz. (Standard dress code, no denim. Walkers allowed.)</p> Red Apple Inn, Heber Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/harriet004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/harriet004lozarks.jpg <p>Television, VCR, completely equipped kitchen, laundry facility; group lodging for 25 to 220. Each cabin sleeps up to 30.</p> Shepherd of the Ozarks, Harriet monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hebersprings003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hebersprings003lozarks.jpg <p>Food has become such an integral part of traveling. "The specialties of the house" allow visitors a chance to experience their destination’s culture. Who can visit Arkansas without sampling barbecue, fried catfish or fried green tomatoes? There are just about as many difference choices of barbecue in The Natural State as there are trees in the Ouachita, Ozark and St. Francis National Forests. It can be hot or mild, tomato or mustard based. The pork or beef can be chopped or pulled. All you have to do is choose.</p> <p>Poultry is another favorite which is no surprise. Arkansas leads the nation in poultry production. You can get it roasted, baked or fried. And don’t forget the ultimate comfort food&mdash;chicken and dumplings.</p> <p>Arkansas isn’t limited to just barbecue and chicken though. Mediterranean, Oriental, French, Italian, Indian German and other ethnic cuisines are available almost statewide. Seafood including rainbow trout is plentiful on many menus as are other healthier choices. Homemade yeast rolls and cornbread make a tasty accompaniment as does a glass of iced tea or an Arkansas-made wine. Be sure to save room for dessert with luscious pies often the preferred choice. Fruit pies, cream pies and fried pies provide immediate taste gratification.</p> <p>Whether it’s a Mom and Pop café or diner, or an award-winning upscale eatery, you’ll find it in Arkansas.</p> A dining experience in Heber Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/leslie002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/leslie002lozarks.jpg <p>Walk down the streets of Leslie and you will find opportunities to dine and shop. Leslie is located in Searcy County.</p> Leslie, Arkansas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/leslie003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/leslie003lozarks.jpg <p>Quaint Ozark Mountain town of less than 500 citizens boasts an active community theater, art gallery, museum, antique shops and the only "old-world" brick oven bakery in the Ozarks. The town maintains its 1920s era charm. </p> Old Merchantile Antiques, Leslie monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/littleredriver005lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/littleredriver005lozarks.jpg <p>Fly fishing is one of the hottest new activities in The Natural State for both men and women. Arkansas boasts over 150 miles of trout-filled streams for fishermen with one of the best being the Little Red River which flows for 30 miles below Greers Ferry Dam. On May 9, 1992, the late Howard "Rip" Collins of Heber Springs went on an impromptu fishing trip with a neighbor and returned with a 40-pound, four-ounce brown from the Little Red River. It still stands as a world record.</p> Fly fishing on the Little Red River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/littleredriver008lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/littleredriver008lozarks.jpg <p>Trout fishing was virtually unknown in Arkansas until U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dams at Norfork, Bull Shoals, Greers Ferry and Beaver were built and created ideal habitat downstream. Since the beginning, National Fish Hatcheries at Norfork, Greers Ferry and Mammoth Spring have supplied stocking trout for one of the state’s most successful fishing industries. The combined in-state hatcheries produce over two million trout for Arkansas waters each year.</p> <p>Arkansas boasts over 150 miles of trout-filled streams for fishermen. The White provides over 90 miles of habitat downstream from Bull Shoals, the Little Red offers 30 miles below Greers Ferry Dam and the Spring River adds another 20 miles, south of Mammoth Spring. Trout are also found in several lakes, including Bull Shoals, Ouachita, Hamilton, Catherine.</p> <p>Not only does Arkansas provide lots of trout-fishing destinations and species, its waters provide some big ones, too. On May 9, 1992, the late Howard "Rip" Collins of Heber Springs went on an impromptu fishing trip with a neighbor and returned with a 40-pound, four-ounce brown from the Little Red River. It still stands as a world record.</p> Little Red River in the Arkansas Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/littleredriver009lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/littleredriver009lozarks.jpg <p>Trout fishing was virtually unknown in Arkansas until U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dams at Norfork, Bull Shoals, Greers Ferry and Beaver were built and created ideal habitat downstream. Since the beginning, National Fish Hatcheries at Norfork, Greers Ferry and Mammoth Spring have supplied stocking trout for one of the state’s most successful fishing industries. The combined in-state hatcheries produce over two million trout for Arkansas waters each year.</p> <p>Arkansas boasts over 150 miles of trout-filled streams for fishermen. The White provides over 90 miles of habitat downstream from Bull Shoals, the Little Red offers 30 miles below Greers Ferry Dam and the Spring River adds another 20 miles, south of Mammoth Spring. Trout are also found in several lakes, including Bull Shoals, Ouachita, Hamilton, Catherine.</p> <p>Not only does Arkansas provide lots of trout-fishing destinations and species, its waters provide some big ones, too. On May 9, 1992, the late Howard "Rip" Collins of Heber Springs went on an impromptu fishing trip with a neighbor and returned with a 40-pound, four-ounce brown from the Little Red River. It still stands as a world record.</p> Little Red River in the Arkansas Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/littleredriver010lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/littleredriver010lozarks.jpg <p>Little Red River, emerging icy cold from beneath massive dam at Greers Ferry Lake is a premier-class trout stream. Trout were introduced to the Little Red in 1966, some three years after the completion of the lake project. Rainbows, browns and cutthroats are caught for some 35-river miles below the dam. Howard "Rip" Collins caught a 40-pound, four-ounce world record brown on the river in 1992...a mark that still stands. Full service marinas and resorts are available along the upper sections of the Little Red. Both public and resort launch areas are conveniently located on both sides of the river. Attractions in the area include the William Carl Garner/Corps of Engineers Visitor Center, hiking trails overlooking the river, trout hatchery; plus boating, fishing, and resort villages around the lake. </p> Little Red River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/relocationbigcreekgolflozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/relocationbigcreekgolflozarks.jpg <p>Five-star-rated by Golf Digest for the 3rd consecutive time, #1 rated by Golf Digest in several categories, #1 public access course by Arkansas Business readers for four years running. A wide array of hole layouts makes the Big Creek course challenging, yet enjoyable for all. The 15,000 square foot clubhouse includes a fine dining room, a casual grill and bar, fully stocked pro shop, men's and women's locker rooms. The Club also has two tennis courts and a large resort-style pool.</p> Big Creek Golf Club, Mountain Home monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/sylamorecreek001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/sylamorecreek001lozarks.jpg <p>Some 130,000 acres of hardwood forests, spring-fed creeks, two adjoining rivers, grassy meadows, limestone bluffs and Blanchard Springs Caverns make up the Sylamore District. Campsites at Blanchard Springs, Gunner Pool, Barkshed; hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking.</p> Sylamore Creek monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/syllamobiketrailnorthlozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/syllamobiketrailnorthlozarks.jpg <p>Phase I of the Syllamo Mountain Bike Trail has been completed. It offers 21.3 miles through the beauty of the Ozark Mountains and has three interconnecting loops. White River Bluff Loop is the shortest at 4.5 miles round trip. The Bald Scrappy Loop is 7.3 miles and the Scrappy Mountain Loop is 12 miles of steep mountain terrain. Phase II will add an additional 15 miles. </p> Syllamo Mountain Bike Trail, Mountain View monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/trloflightshebersprgs001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/trloflightshebersprgs001lozarks.jpg <p>The annual lighting of Spring Park and the Courthouse follows the parade, along with music in the park. Dear Ole Santa will be waiting in Spring Park to see what the kids want for Christmas. 500 luminaries glow throughout the park and around the courthouse on Saturday evening to celebrate the season. Live nativity scene demonstrates the reason for the season. Fun for the whole family. </p> Holiday Lights, Heber Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledparasail001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledparasail001lozarks.jpg <p>One of the Arkansas Ozarks favorite watery playgrounds is Greers Ferry Lake, located in the north central portion of the state. With 40,000 acres of lake surface to accommodate both boaters and fishermen, the fishing at the lake is superb throughout the year. Every game fish native to the state has been stocked in the clear waters of the lake by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.</p> <p>The lake was formed by Greers Ferry Dam that was completed in July 1964 at a cost of approximately $46,500,000. The lake and dam were dedicated in 1963 by President John F. Kennedy, his last public appearance before the fateful trip to Dallas.</p> <p>A trout hatchery is in operation and furnishes the rainbow trout for stocking and fishing in the lake and below the dam in the Little Red River. Record fish catches are a common occurrence at Greers Ferry which abounds in walleye, bream, crappie, channel catfish, rainbow trout, and largemouth and white bass.</p> <p>Other sporting activities include boating, swimming, camping, picnicking, scuba diving, water skiing and parasailing. There is a developed nature trail winding up Sugar Loaf Mountain, an island in the lake, which affords a breathtaking view of the lake and surrounding countryside from its summit.</p> <p>The William Carl Garner Visitors Center, located a short distance north of Heber Springs on Ark. 25, explains the role of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the exploration and development of the Little Red River area through interpretive exhibits and an audio-visual presentation.</p> Parasailing on Greers Ferry Lake monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/woodssodafountainmtviewlozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/woodssodafountainmtviewlozarks.jpg <p>Bring back memories of yesteryear or make new ones while sipping on a icy concoction at an old-fashioned soda fountain. Echos of a slower paced and gentler time come along with the ice cream sundaes, shakes and malts. Pictured here is Woods Pharmacy and Old Fashioned Fountain in Mountain View, an early 1900s restored soda fountain that serves ice cream treats and lunch.</p> Woods Pharmacy monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Greers-Ferry-Lake-Trees/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Greers-Ferry-Lake-Trees.jpg The beauty surrounding Greers Ferry Lake is amazing. Gorgeous Scene monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Greers-Ferry-Lake-Water-Sports/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Greers-Ferry-Lake-Water-Sports.jpg Visitors to Greers Ferry Lake enjoy all types of water sports. Fun on the Water monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/caddoriver001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/caddoriver001louachita.jpg <p>The Caddo River begins in the Ouachita Mountains in southern Montgomery County and flows past the communities of Norman, Caddo Gap and Glenwood before being impounded to form DeGray Lake, home to Arkansas's only resort state park. Above the lake, the Caddo is rated as an excellent "family" float stream and outfitters, cabins and other lodging are available. Below DeGray, the Caddo continues some four miles before joining the lower Ouachita River just north of Arkadelphia.</p> <p>Fishing: The approximately 40 miles of the Caddo above DeGray Lake is known for its fine fishing for smallmouth and spotted bass. In March and April, anglers also find white and hybrid striped bass just above the lake. </p> Caddo River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cossatot003louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cossatot003louachita.jpg <p>The name says it all&mdash;Cossatot is an Indian word that means "skull crusher." One of the most challenging streams in The Natural State, the Cossatot is for experienced canoists and kayakers only.The Cossatot is a "bring-your-own" equipment due to flow levels dependent upon rainfall. No floater services are provided.</p> Cossatot River State Park & Natural Area monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cossatot010louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cossatot010louachita.jpg <p>The name says it all&mdash;Cossatot is an Indian word that means "skull crusher." One of the most challenging streams in The Natural State, the Cossatot is for experienced canoists and kayakers only.The Cossatot is a "bring-your-own" equipment due to flow levels dependent upon rainfall. No floater services are provided.</p> Cossatot River State Park-Natural Area monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotsprings045louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotsprings045louachita.jpg <p>Lake Hamilton, located in Hot Springs, is one of Arkansas’s most popular recreation lakes. In addition to all types of boating, other favorite water sports found all on the lake are parasailing, water skiing, tubing, jet skiing, and just cruising. Fishing is also a popular sport on the lake, having played host to the Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League All-American Tournament for several years. To keep the fishing at its best, the Andrew Hulsey Fish Hatchery, located on the bank of the lake, helps refresh the fishing population. The hatchery contains more than 90 acres of ponds that contribute some three million fingerlings annually to improve sport fishing.</p> <p>Lake Hamilton was formed after the Carpenter Dam was completed in 1931. The dam was the second hydroelectric facility completed on the Ouachita River by the Arkansas Power and Light Company. The 7,200-acre lake quickly became a recreational hotspot, in part because of the its scenic location in the Ouachita Mountains and in part because of its proximity to Hot Springs, which was already a tourist mecca. Today, the lakeshore sports numerous resorts and private residences and is home to the 400-passenger riverboat, the Belle of Hot Springs.</p> Watersports on Lake Hamilton monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakegreeson001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakegreeson001louachita.jpg <p>One of the five Diamond Lakes that populate the west central part of the state, Lake Greeson offers ample opportunity for water sports, camping and other outdoor recreation.</p> Lake Greeson monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/crystalfalls004louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/crystalfalls004louachita.jpg <p>Among the more than 25 rides available at Magic Springs in Hot Springs are the 3,500-foot Arkansas Twister roller-coaster, the Big Bad John runaway coaster, Dr. Dean's Rocket Machine and the Twist 'n' Shout zig-zag coaster. The park's summer concert series features big-name entertainers.</p> <p>Crystal Falls includes the Arkansas Ocean, a 350,000-gallon wave pool; four water slides; the Grizzly Creek splash zone; Kodiak Canyon Adventure lazy river; the Bear Cub Bend for small children; and other features.</p> Magic Springs-Crystal Falls monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/crystalsprings001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/crystalsprings001louachita.jpg <p>Among the more than 25 rides available at Magic Springs in Hot Springs are the 3,500-foot Arkansas Twister roller-coaster, the Big Bad John runaway coaster, Dr. Dean's Rocket Machine and the Twist 'n' Shout zig-zag coaster. The park's summer concert series features big-name entertainers.</p> <p>Crystal Falls includes the Arkansas Ocean, a 350,000-gallon wave pool; four water slides; the Grizzly Creek splash zone; Kodiak Canyon Adventure lazy river; the Bear Cub Bend for small children; and other features.</p> Magic Springs-Crystal Falls monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cossatot011louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cossatot011louachita.jpg <p>The name says it all&mdash;Cossatot is an Indian word that means "skull crusher." One of the most challenging streams in The Natural State, the Cossatot is for experienced canoists and kayakers only.The Cossatot is a "bring-your-own" equipment due to flow levels dependent upon rainfall. No floater services are provided.</p> Cossatot River State Park-Natural Area monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cossatot020louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cossatot020louachita.jpg <p>The name says it all&mdash;Cossatot is an Indian word that means "skull crusher." One of the most challenging streams in The Natural State, the Cossatot is for experienced canoists and kayakers only.</p> <p>The river forms Cossatot Falls, a rugged and rocky canyon that challenges the most experienced with its Class IV rapids. Floatable river levels are usually limited to late-fall, winter and spring.</p> <p>The Cossatot is a "bring-your-own" equipment due to flow levels dependent upon rainfall. No floater services are provided.</p> Cossatot River & Natural Area monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cossatot024louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cossatot024louachita.jpg <p>The name says it all&mdash;Cossatot is an Indian word that means "skull crusher." One of the most challenging streams in The Natural State, the Cossatot is for experienced canoists and kayakers only.The Cossatot is a "bring-your-own" equipment due to flow levels dependent upon rainfall. No floater services are provided. For detailed information, go to Floating/Canoeing/Kayaking.</p> Cossatot River State Park & Natural Area Visitor Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cossatot028louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cossatot028louachita.jpg Cossatot River State Par-Natural Area Visitor Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cossatot029louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cossatot029louachita.jpg Cossatot River State Park-Natural Area Visitor Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/craterdiamonds025louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/craterdiamonds025louachita.jpg <p>There's a good reason why each October the town of Mount Ida hosts the World Championship Quartz Crystal Dig. The nearby Crystal Mountains range of the Ouachitas contains some of the world's finest deposits of quartz crystals. Several area mines allow patrons, for a fee, to dig and keep their finds. Quartz specimens and a variety of other rocks and minerals are available in area rock shops.</p> Quartz crystal mines in the Ouachitas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/daisyairgunmuseum001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/daisyairgunmuseum001lozarks.jpg <p>The Daisy Airgun Museum, located in historic downtown Rogers, is home to the world's largest collection of antique airguns.</p> Daisy Airgun Museum monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/daisysp006louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/daisysp006louachita.jpg <p>Lake Greeson, the Little Missouri River and Daisy State Park make a winning combination in the Ouachita foothills. Situated on Lake Greeson's shore, Daisy State Park is the perfect camp for enjoying this area's many outdoor recreational opportunities.</p> Daisy State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/daisysp008louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/daisysp008louachita.jpg <p>Lake Greeson, the Little Missouri River and Daisy State Park make a winning combination in the Ouachita foothills. Situated on Lake Greeson's shore, Daisy State Park is the perfect camp for enjoying this area's many outdoor recreational opportunities.</p> Daisy State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hendersonhouse001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hendersonhouse001louachita.jpg <p>The mansion is named for its former owner and namesake of Henderson State University, Captain Charles Christopher Henderson (Henderson is Arkansas’s only public university named for an individual). This magnificent 9,000 square-foot mansion began as a small cottage built in 1876. In 1906, however, this small cottage was incorporated into what was then known as the "Big House."</p> <p>In the 1920s, the "Big House" was again expanded, creating the present structure. The Captain Henderson House contains what is arguably the best collection of interior wooden fretwork in the state of Arkansas and now serves as a bed and breakfast. </p> Captain Henderson House Bed and Breakfast, Arkadelphia monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/historicbathhouserownational2louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/historicbathhouserownational2louachita.jpg <p>Named a National Historic Landmark in 1987, the Row consists of eight bathhouses built between 1911 and 1923; the Fordyce serves as a visitor center/museum; the Buckstaff is the only working bathhouse on the Row</p> Bathhouse Row, Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotsprings050louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotsprings050louachita.jpg <p>Four hundred passenger riverboat with sightseeing, lunch and dinner dance cruises; features dancing, limited exhibit space, bus parking, lounge and bar, food services.</p> Belle of Hot Springs Riverboat monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotsprings001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotsprings001louachita.jpg <p>A national park, a leading thoroughbred racetrack, a 210-acre botanical garden, a combination theme and water park, and an arts community that's earned the city a ranking among America's Top 10 small arts towns are just some of the reasons the bustling resort town of Hot Springs&mdash;the boyhood home of former U.S. President Bill Clinton&mdash;is Arkansas's top tourist destination. Its host of family attractions includes live music and magic shows and the Mid America Science Museum. Three area lakes&mdash;Hamilton, Catherine and Ouachita&mdash;accommodate water-based recreation, private resorts and two state parks. The town and Hot Springs National Park owe their existence to a remarkable array of springs, which still supply naturally heated water for thermal bathers. The Fordyce Bathhouse, located on famous Bathhouse Row, serves as the park's visitors center. Oaklawn Park offers live thoroughbred racing from late January to mid-April and simulcast races during the rest of the year. Garvan Woodland Gardens, located on the shores of Lake Hamilton, is one of the state's newest major attractions. Among the many features at Magic Springs/Crystal Springs theme and water parks are the Arkansas Twister roller coaster and the Arkansas Ocean, a 350,000-gallon wave pool. </p> Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotsprings051louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotsprings051louachita.jpg <p>216-foot observation tower with two viewing levels from which you get a spectacular 360 degree view of the surrounding Ouachita Mountains. *NOTE: Inaccessible to motorcoaches. Contact the Hot Springs Convention & Visitors Bureau for more information.</p> Hot Springs Mountain Tower monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotsprings003louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotsprings003louachita.jpg <p>A national park, a leading thoroughbred racetrack, a 210-acre botanical garden, a combination theme and water park, and an arts community that’s earned the city a ranking among America’s Top 10 small arts towns are just some of the reasons the bustling resort town of Hot Springs&mdash;the boyhood home of former U.S. President Bill Clinton&mdash;is Arkansas’s top tourist destination. Its host of family attractions includes live music and magic shows and the Mid America Science Museum. Three area lakes&mdash;Hamilton, Catherine and Ouachita&mdash;accommodate water-based recreation, private resorts and two state parks. The town and Hot Springs National Park owe their existence to a remarkable array of springs, which still supply naturally heated water for thermal bathers. The Fordyce Bathhouse, located on famous Bathhouse Row, serves as the park’s visitors center. Oaklawn Park offers live thoroughbred racing from late January to mid-April and simulcast races during the rest of the year. Garvan Woodland Gardens, located on the shores of Lake Hamilton, is one of the state’s newest major attractions. Among the many features at Magic Springs/Crystal Springs theme and water parks are the Arkansas Twister roller coaster and the Arkansas Ocean, a 350,000-gallon wave pool. </p> Dining options in Hot Springs are numerous monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotsprings004louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotsprings004louachita.jpg <p>A national park, a leading thoroughbred racetrack, a 210-acre botanical garden, a combination theme and water park, and an arts community that’s earned the city a ranking among America’s Top 10 small arts towns are just some of the reasons the bustling resort town of Hot Springs&mdash;the boyhood home of former U.S. President Bill Clinton&mdash;is Arkansas’s top tourist destination. Its host of family attractions includes live music and magic shows and the Mid America Science Museum. Three area lakes&mdash;Hamilton, Catherine and Ouachita&mdash;accommodate water-based recreation, private resorts and two state parks. The town and Hot Springs National Park owe their existence to a remarkable array of springs, which still supply naturally heated water for thermal bathers. The Fordyce Bathhouse, located on famous Bathhouse Row, serves as the park’s visitors center. Oaklawn Park offers live thoroughbred racing from late January to mid-April and simulcast races during the rest of the year. Garvan Woodland Gardens, located on the shores of Lake Hamilton, is one of the state’s newest major attractions. Among the many features at Magic Springs/Crystal Springs theme and water parks are the Arkansas Twister roller coaster and the Arkansas Ocean, a 350,000-gallon wave pool. </p> Down-home barbecue is a favorite in Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotsprings006louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotsprings006louachita.jpg <p>A national park, a leading thoroughbred racetrack, a 210-acre botanical garden, a combination theme and water park, and an arts community that’s earned the city a ranking among America’s Top 10 small arts towns are just some of the reasons the bustling resort town of Hot Springs&mdash;the boyhood home of former U.S. President Bill Clinton&mdash;is Arkansas’s top tourist destination. Its host of family attractions includes live music and magic shows and the Mid America Science Museum. Three area lakes&mdash;Hamilton, Catherine and Ouachita&mdash;accommodate water-based recreation, private resorts and two state parks. The town and Hot Springs National Park owe their existence to a remarkable array of springs, which still supply naturally heated water for thermal bathers. The Fordyce Bathhouse, located on famous Bathhouse Row, serves as the park’s visitors center. Oaklawn Park offers live thoroughbred racing from late January to mid-April and simulcast races during the rest of the year. Garvan Woodland Gardens, located on the shores of Lake Hamilton, is one of the state’s newest major attractions. Among the many features at Magic Springs/Crystal Springs theme and water parks are the Arkansas Twister roller coaster and the Arkansas Ocean, a 350,000-gallon wave pool. </p> Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsarlington004louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsarlington004louachita.jpg <p>The grande dame of Hot Springs' hostelries, the Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa has a history as colorful as its Lobby Bar decor.</p> Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa, Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotsprings013louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotsprings013louachita.jpg <p>A national park, a leading thoroughbred racetrack, a 210-acre botanical garden, a combination theme and water park, and an arts community that's earned the city a ranking among America's Top 10 small arts towns are just some of the reasons the bustling resort town of Hot Springs&mdash;the boyhood home of former U.S. President Bill Clinton&mdash;is Arkansas's top tourist destination. Its host of family attractions includes live music and magic shows and the Mid America Science Museum. Three area lakes&mdash;Hamilton, Catherine and Ouachita&mdash;accommodate water-based recreation, private resorts and two state parks. The town and Hot Springs National Park owe their existence to a remarkable array of springs, which still supply naturally heated water for thermal bathers. The Fordyce Bathhouse, located on famous Bathhouse Row, serves as the park's visitors center. Oaklawn Park offers live thoroughbred racing from late January to mid-April and simulcast races during the rest of the year. Garvan Woodland Gardens, located on the shores of Lake Hamilton, is one of the state's newest major attractions. Among the many features at Magic Springs/Crystal Springs theme and water parks are the Arkansas Twister roller coaster and the Arkansas Ocean, a 350,000-gallon wave pool. </p> Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsarlington005louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsarlington005louachita.jpg <p>The grande dame of Hot Springs' hostelries, the Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa has a history as colorful as its Lobby Bar decor.</p> Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa, Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsarlington006louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsarlington006louachita.jpg <p>The grande dame of Hot Springs' hostelries, the Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa has a history as colorful as its Lobby Bar decor.</p> Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa, Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsarlington008louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsarlington008louachita.jpg <p>The grande dame of Hot Springs' hostelries, the Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa has a history as colorful as its Lobby Bar decor.</p> Arlington Resort Hotel & Spa, Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsbellarti002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsbellarti002louachita.jpg <p>Hot Springs is home to many restaurants. Pictured here is Bella Arti, which serves Italian fare. Eateries in Hot Springs also specialize in barbecue, German fare, Mexican food, seafood and much more.</p> Dining in Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsbrickhsegrl002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsbrickhsegrl002louachita.jpg <p>Hot Springs is home to many restaurants. Pictured here is the Brickhouse Grill. There are eateries in Hot Springs that specialize in barbecue, German fare, Mexican food, seafood and much more.</p> Dining in Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringscc001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringscc001louachita.jpg <p>Nestled in the heart of America's First Resort, you'll find 36 undulating holes set amid natural hot springs and fresh cool lakes&mdash;including two championship 18-hole courses: the Arlington, refurbished by Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore, originally designed by William Diddel; and the Majestic, designed by Willie Park Jr. Other nearby attractions include famous Bathhouse Row, a bustling arts scene, Garvan Woodland Gardens, great restaurants and shopping, Oaklawn Jockey Club thoroughbred racetrack, a variety of water sports and lake activities, and Magic Springs Theme Park and Crystal Falls Water Park. (Collared shirts are required and no cutoffs.)</p> Hot Springs Country Club monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsbrickhousegrilllouachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsbrickhousegrilllouachita.jpg <p>A national park, a leading thoroughbred racetrack, a 210-acre botanical garden, a combination theme and water park, and an arts community that's earned the city a ranking among America's Top 10 small arts towns are just some of the reasons the bustling resort town of Hot Springs&mdash;the boyhood home of former U.S. President Bill Clinton&mdash;is Arkansas's top tourist destination. Its host of family attractions includes live music and magic shows and the Mid America Science Museum. Three area lakes&mdash;Hamilton, Catherine and Ouachita&mdash;accommodate water-based recreation, private resorts and two state parks. The town and Hot Springs National Park owe their existence to a remarkable array of springs, which still supply naturally heated water for thermal bathers. The Fordyce Bathhouse, located on famous Bathhouse Row, serves as the park's visitors center. Oaklawn Park offers live thoroughbred racing from late January to mid-April and simulcast races during the rest of the year. Garvan Woodland Gardens, located on the shores of Lake Hamilton, is one of the state's newest major attractions. Among the many features at Magic Springs/Crystal Springs theme and water parks are the Arkansas Twister roller coaster and the Arkansas Ocean, a 350,000-gallon wave pool. </p> Brick House Grill in Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsconvention001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsconvention001louachita.jpg <p>With more than 360,000 square feet, Hot Springs' convention center is the largest such facility in Arkansas. It also has 6,000-seat arena that hosts sporting events and concerts, and two upscale hotels are connected to the center.</p> Hot Springs' Convention Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsconvention005louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsconvention005louachita.jpg <p>The spacious lobby and concourses of the Hot Springs Convention Center feature numerous works of art, both permanent and visiting exhibits.</p> Hot Springs Convention Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsgalleryctrl003louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsgalleryctrl003louachita.jpg <p>Hot Springs is known for its many art galleries, several of which are located along Bathhouse Row. Gallery Walks are pooular monthly events.</p> Hot Springs Gallery Walks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsgarvangarden012louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsgarvangarden012louachita.jpg <p>Located near Hot Springs National Park, the Garden's gently sloping Ouachita Mountain terrain covers 210 acres of a forested peninsula jutting into Lake Hamilton. The gardens showcase floral landscapes, free-flowing streams and waterfalls, as well as architectural structures in a natural woodland setting. This woodland habitat is home to hundreds of natural and exotic plant and animal species.</p> Garvan Woodland Gardens, Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsgallerywalk003louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsgallerywalk003louachita.jpg <p>A national park, a leading thoroughbred racetrack, a 210-acre botanical garden, a combination theme and water park, and an arts community that's earned the city a ranking among America's Top 10 small arts towns are just some of the reasons the bustling resort town of Hot Springs&mdash;the boyhood home of former U.S. President Bill Clinton&mdash;is Arkansas's top tourist destination. Its host of family attractions includes live music and magic shows and the Mid America Science Museum. Three area lakes&mdash;Hamilton, Catherine and Ouachita&mdash;accommodate water-based recreation, private resorts and two state parks. The town and Hot Springs National Park owe their existence to a remarkable array of springs, which still supply naturally heated water for thermal bathers. The Fordyce Bathhouse, located on famous Bathhouse Row, serves as the park's visitors center. Oaklawn Park offers live thoroughbred racing from late January to mid-April and simulcast races during the rest of the year. Garvan Woodland Gardens, located on the shores of Lake Hamilton, is one of the state's newest major attractions. Among the many features at Magic Springs/Crystal Springs theme and water parks are the Arkansas Twister roller coaster and the Arkansas Ocean, a 350,000-gallon wave pool. </p> Art galleries in Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsgarvangarden009louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsgarvangarden009louachita.jpg <p>A national park, a leading thoroughbred racetrack, a 210-acre botanical garden, a combination theme and water park, and an arts community that's earned the city a ranking among America's Top 10 small arts towns are just some of the reasons the bustling resort town of Hot Springs&mdash;the boyhood home of former U.S. President Bill Clinton&mdash;is Arkansas's top tourist destination. Its host of family attractions includes live music and magic shows and the Mid America Science Museum. Three area lakes&mdash;Hamilton, Catherine and Ouachita&mdash;accommodate water-based recreation, private resorts and two state parks. The town and Hot Springs National Park owe their existence to a remarkable array of springs, which still supply naturally heated water for thermal bathers. The Fordyce Bathhouse, located on famous Bathhouse Row, serves as the park's visitors center. Oaklawn Park offers live thoroughbred racing from late January to mid-April and simulcast races during the rest of the year. Garvan Woodland Gardens, located on the shores of Lake Hamilton, is one of the state's newest major attractions. Among the many features at Magic Springs/Crystal Springs theme and water parks are the Arkansas Twister roller coaster and the Arkansas Ocean, a 350,000-gallon wave pool. </p> Garvan Woodland Gardens in Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsmassage001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsmassage001louachita.jpg <p>Taking a spa vacation in Arkansas is a natural thing to do. A variety of services are offered at spas around the state and range from massages and facials to mineral baths and needle showers.</p> <p>Spas and day spas can be found in towns around Arkansas such as Little Rock, Eureka Springs, Hot Springs, Magnolia, Fayetteville and Conway.</p> Hot Springs Spa monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsgolf001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsgolf001louachita.jpg <p>Some of the state's most pristine wilderness areas are located in the Ouachita Mountains. Covering much of the southwestern part of Arkansas--and extending to part of the central portion&mdash;the Ouachitas are heavily forested and graced with rivers and streams.</p> <p>Elegant Diamante Golf Course at Hot Springs Village was ranked fourth in the country by Golf Digest magazine among new golf courses opened in 1995. Designed by Ault and Associates, Diamante is one of the longest golf courses in the state at 7,500 yards.</p> <p>But Diamante is not all the golf talk in these ancient, wooded hills of the Ouachita Mountains. From the famous resort city of Hot Springs National Park to the beautiful countryside surrounding the five crystal-clear Diamond Lakes, the Ouachitas glitter with exciting golf venues.</p> <p>There's plenty more to talk about at Hot Springs, including six more regal golf courses at Hot Springs Village alone. Golf Digest has recognized the Ponce De Leon Course at the Village as among the top 100 courses in the country. Belvedere Country Club, Hot Springs Country Club's Arlington Course (renovated by Ben Crenshaw) and Diamondhead Country Club round out a generous offering of Hot Springs' full-course lay-outs. For a quick round, Essex Park Golf Course, a nine-hole layout, is built around Lake Catherine with two of its holes featuring full water carries to the greens.</p> Golfing in Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsgolf002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsgolf002louachita.jpg <p>Nestled in the heart of America's First Resort, you'll find 36 undulating holes set amid natural hot springs and fresh cool lakes&mdash;including two championship 18-hole courses: the Arlington, refurbished by Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore, originally designed by William Diddel; and the Majestic, designed by Willie Park Jr. Other nearby attractions include famous Bathhouse Row, a bustling arts scene, Garvan Woodland Gardens, great restaurants and shopping, Oaklawn Jockey Club thoroughbred racetrack, a variety of water sports and lake activities, and Magic Springs Theme Park and Crystal Falls Water Park. (Collared shirts are required and no cutoffs.)Part of the Natural State Golf Trail</p> Hot Springs Country Club monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsmassage002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsmassage002louachita.jpg <p>Taking a spa vacation in Arkansas is a natural thing to do. A variety of services are offered at spas around the state and range from massages and facials to mineral baths and needle showers.</p> <p>Spas and day spas can be found in towns around Arkansas such as Little Rock, Eureka Springs, Hot Springs, Magnolia, Fayetteville and Conway.</p> Hot Springs Spa monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsmusicmtn001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsmusicmtn001louachita.jpg <p>Great music and comedy stage show featuring three generations of the Mullenix Family; gift shop, indoor mini golf, Thunder Mountain Speedway Go-Cart Track.</p> Music Mountain Entertainment Complex, Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringstrolley001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringstrolley001louachita.jpg <p>Once a common form of transportation, trolleys are making a comeback as a fun way to mass transport people around town. Eureka Springs, Fort Smith, Little Rock and Hot Springs (pictured here) all use modernized versions of the nostalgic old streetcar.</p> Hot Springs Trolley monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsveldarose001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsveldarose001louachita.jpg <p>Hot Springs is the logical place to start since the hot waters have been rejuvenating travelers since the days of DeSoto and his explorers. Facilities in the Spa City run the gamut from the historic Buckstaff Bathhouse on Bathhouse Row and the Arlington, Velda Rose and Majestic Hotels to the modern facilities at the Embassy Suites, The Austin and Mountain Harbor Resort.</p> <p>Additional spa facilities can be found in Eureka Springs, Little Rock, Conway, North Little Rock, Bentonville, Fayetteville, Magnolia and Maumelle&mdash;just to name a few.</p> Hot Springs Spa monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsveldarose003louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsveldarose003louachita.jpg <p>Hot Springs literally sprang to life in a Ouachita Mountains valley containing a remarkable array of 47 thermal springs. The town has long been and remains Arkansas's top tourist destination, and for good reason. Its topflight attractions include Hot Springs National Park with its famed Bath House Row and thermal baths, live and simulcast thoroughbred racing, Magic Springs/Crystal Falls theme and water parks, the 210-acre Garvan Woodland Gardens, a renowned arts community, and the Mid America Science Museum. Other attractions include music, magic, religious and trained animal shows, lake tours and more. Shopping opportunities, including antiques, abound in the Spa City, as do options for lodging.</p> <p>Outdoor activities in the Hot Springs area include golf, horseback riding, and mining for quartz crystals, as well as fishing and water sports that center around area lakes Hamilton, Catherine, Ouachita and DeGray. Those activities combine with private lakeside resorts, rental houseboats and other accommodations, including those at three state parks nearby, to create numerous vacation options. Additional recreational opportunities are afforded in the nearby Ouachita National Forest.</p> Velda Rose Spa, Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsveldarose004louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsveldarose004louachita.jpg <p>Hot Springs literally sprang to life in a Ouachita Mountains valley containing a remarkable array of 47 thermal springs. The town has long been and remains Arkansas's top tourist destination, and for good reason. Its topflight attractions include Hot Springs National Park with its famed Bath House Row and thermal baths, live and simulcast thoroughbred racing, Magic Springs/Crystal Falls theme and water parks, the 210-acre Garvan Woodland Gardens, a renowned arts community, and the Mid America Science Museum. Other attractions include music, magic, religious and trained animal shows, lake tours and more. Shopping opportunities, including antiques, abound in the Spa City, as do options for lodging.</p> <p>Outdoor activities in the Hot Springs area include golf, horseback riding, and mining for quartz crystals, as well as fishing and water sports that center around area lakes Hamilton, Catherine, Ouachita and DeGray. Those activities combine with private lakeside resorts, rental houseboats and other accommodations, including those at three state parks nearby, to create numerous vacation options. Additional recreational opportunities are afforded in the nearby Ouachita National Forest.</p> Velda Rose Spa, Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsveldarose006louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsveldarose006louachita.jpg <p>Taking a spa vacation in Arkansas is a natural thing to do. A variety of services are offered at spas around the state and range from massages and facials to mineral baths and needle showers.</p> <p>Facilities in the Spa City run the gamut from the historic Buckstaff Bathhouse on Bathhouse Row, the Arlington and Majestic Hotels and the Garden Rose Spa at the Velda Rose (shown here) to the modern facilities at the Embassy Suites, The Austin and Mountain Harbor Resort.</p> <p>Additional spa facilities can be found in Eureka Springs, Little Rock, Conway, North Little Rock, Bentonville, Fayetteville, Magnolia and Maumelle&mdash;just to name a few. </p> Hot Springs spa monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsveldarose008louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsveldarose008louachita.jpg <p>Taking a spa vacation in Arkansas is a natural thing to do. A variety of services are offered at spas around the state and range from massages and facials to mineral baths and needle showers.</p> <p>Spas and day spas can be found in towns around Arkansas such as Little Rock, Eureka Springs, Hot Springs, Magnolia, Fayetteville and Conway.</p> <p>Hot Springs National Park is the logical place to start since the hot waters have been rejuvenating travelers since the days of DeSoto and his explorers. Facilities in the Spa City run the gamut from the historic Buckstaff Bathhouse on Bathhouse Row and the Arlington, Velda Rose and Majestic Hotels to the modern facilities at the Embassy Suites, The Austin and Mountain Harbor Resort.</p> Hot Springs Spa monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakehamiltonriver2louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakehamiltonriver2louachita.jpg <p>Four hundred passenger riverboat with sightseeing, lunch and dinner dance cruises; features dancing, limited exhibit space, bus parking, lounge and bar, food services</p> Belle of Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakecatherine002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakecatherine002louachita.jpg <p>Camping on the shores of pretty Lake Catherine is experiencing the outdoors at its best. Lake Catherine State Park, located on the shores of the lake and one of the Ouachita’s Diamond Lakes, is near Hot Springs. </p> Lake Catherine State Park near Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakecatherine005louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakecatherine005louachita.jpg <p>Camping on the shores of pretty Lake Catherine is experiencing the outdoors at its best. Lake Catherine State Park, located on the shores of the lake and one of the Ouachita’s Diamond Lakes, is near Hot Springs. </p> Lake Catherine State Park interpretive program monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakecatherine013louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakecatherine013louachita.jpg <p>One of the many popular activities at Lake Catherine State Park is camping. Swimming, hiking, interpretive programs and boating are others. </p> Camping at Lake Catherine State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakecatherine018louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakecatherine018louachita.jpg <p>This beauty awaits those who take to the Falls Branch Trail at Lake Catherine State Park near Hot Springs.</p> Lake Catherine State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakecatherine021louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakecatherine021louachita.jpg <p>Camping on the shores of pretty Lake Catherine is experiencing the outdoors at its best. Lake Catherine State Park, located on the shores of the lake and one of the Ouachita’s Diamond Lakes, is near Hot Springs. </p> Lake Catherine State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakecatherine032louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakecatherine032louachita.jpg <p>Pretty Lake Catherine, one of the Ouachita’s Diamond Lakes, is located near Hot Springs. Lake Catherine State Park was developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) from 1937 to 1942. Nestled along the shore are 17 fully equipped cabins with kitchens, some of which have fireplaces, and a boat dock. Several of these structures were built by the CCC in the 1930s. </p> Lake Catherine State Park cabin monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakecatherinelouachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakecatherinelouachita.jpg <p>Splash the summer away at one of The Natural State's many lakes. Pretty Lake Catherine, one of the Ouachita’s Diamond Lakes, is located near Hot Springs. It was formed in 1924 by the construction of Remmel Dam on the Ouachita River. The 1,940-acre lake was named after the daughter of Arkansas Power & Light Company founder, Harvey Couch. AP&L built the dam and lake to provide recreation, hydroelectricity and cool water for a steam-powered generating plant. Couch also donated much of the land that comprises Lake Catherine State Park. The park was developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) from 1937 to 1942.</p> <p>In addition to swimming, the park also offers rental boats year-round), a marina with bait and fuel that is open in the summer months, and a launch ramp. A pavilion, picnic sites, playgrounds, a laundry and trails round out the park attractions. Gifts, groceries, snacks and ice are available at the visitor center that overlooks the swimming area and nature center. The visitor center is open year-round while the nature center is open seasonally. Nestled along the shore are 17 fully equipped cabins with kitchens, some of which have fireplaces, and a boat dock. Several of these structures were built by the CCC in the 1930s.</p> <p>Seventy Class A campsites including Premium, Preferred, Class A sites and two Rent-A-Camp sites dot the lakeshore and secluded woodlands. Interpreters provide guided hikes, boat tours, programs and workshops during summer.</p> Peaceful Lake Catherine State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeouachita012louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeouachita012louachita.jpg <p>Tent campers and RVers alike enjoy the beautiful campground at Lake Ouachita State Park, located near Hot Springs at the community of Mountain Pine. The park offers other outdoor recreation possibilities in addition to camping.</p> Lake Ouachita State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakehamilton004louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakehamilton004louachita.jpg <p>Lake Hamilton, located in Hot Springs, is one of Arkansas’s most popular recreation lakes. In addition to all types of boating, other favorite water sports found all on the lake are parasailing, water skiing, tubing, jet skiing, and just cruising. Fishing is also a popular sport on the lake, having played host to the Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League All-American Tournament for several years. Today, the lakeshore sports numerous resorts such as Lake Hamilton Resort pictured here and is home to the 400-passenger riverboat Belle of Hot Springs. Garvan Woodland Gardens features gently sloping Ouachita Mountain terrain that covers 210 acres of a forested peninsula jutting into Lake Hamilton. The gardens showcase floral landscapes, free-flowing streams and waterfalls, as well as architectural structures in a natural woodland setting.</p> Lake Hamilton near Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakegreeson005louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakegreeson005louachita.jpg <p>Narrows Dam impounds the waters of the Little Missouri River to form 7,000-acre Lake Greeson, a prime recreational resource in southwest Arkansas. The 12-mile-long lake features clear waters and steep, rocky ridges that form numerous islands and long peninsulas extending into the lake.</p> <p>Fishing: The lake's rich variety of game fish includes such species as largemouth, smallmouth, spotted and white bass, flathead and channel catfish, black and white crappie, and bluegill. In the Little Missouri River tailwaters below the dam, rainbow trout are stocked by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.</p> <p>Camping and picnicking are available at U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' parks and at Daisy State Park located around the lake shore. Two private resorts are also located on the lake.</p> <p>A total of 45 miles of walking, nature and cycle trails can be enjoyed in the area surrounding the lake. The Bear Creek Cycle Trail covers 31 miles and spans rocky hills, beautiful pine forests and colorful autumn hardwoods along the shores of the lake. It begins at Daisy State Park and travels to the Laurel Creek Recreation Area. ATV's, mountain bikes, dirt bikes and hikers use the trail, which is open throughout the year. Trail maps are available at the Daisy State Park visitor center. At the Parker Creek Recreation Area, the Cinnabar Mine Nature Trail travels an area where mining activities were booming during the late 1930s and early 1940s.</p> <p>Just south of Lake Greeson at Murfreesboro, Crater of Diamonds State Park is the only public diamond field in the world where visitors can search for the gems and keep their finds. </p> Lake Greeson monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakegreeson007louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakegreeson007louachita.jpg <p>Narrows Dam impounds the waters of the Little Missouri River to form 7,000-acre Lake Greeson, a prime recreational resource in southwest Arkansas. The 12-mile-long lake features clear waters and steep, rocky ridges that form numerous islands and long peninsulas extending into the lake.</p> <p>Fishing: The lake's rich variety of game fish includes such species as largemouth, smallmouth, spotted and white bass, flathead and channel catfish, black and white crappie, and bluegill. In the Little Missouri River tailwaters below the dam, rainbow trout are stocked by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.</p> <p>Camping and picnicking are available at U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' parks and at Daisy State Park located around the lake shore. Two private resorts are also located on the lake.</p> <p>A total of 45 miles of walking, nature and cycle trails can be enjoyed in the area surrounding the lake. The Bear Creek Cycle Trail covers 31 miles and spans rocky hills, beautiful pine forests and colorful autumn hardwoods along the shores of the lake. It begins at Daisy State Park and travels to the Laurel Creek Recreation Area. ATV's, mountain bikes, dirt bikes and hikers use the trail, which is open throughout the year. Trail maps are available at the Daisy State Park visitor center. At the Parker Creek Recreation Area, the Cinnabar Mine Nature Trail travels an area where mining activities were booming during the late 1930s and early 1940s.</p> <p>Just south of Lake Greeson at Murfreesboro, Crater of Diamonds State Park is the only public diamond field in the world where visitors can search for the gems and keep their finds.</p> Aerial view of Lake Greeson monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakehamiltonlouachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakehamiltonlouachita.jpg <p>Lake Hamilton, located in Hot Springs, is one of Arkansas’s most popular recreation lakes. In addition to all types of boating, other favorite water sports found all on the lake are parasailing, water skiing, tubing, jet skiing, and just cruising. Fishing is also a popular sport on the lake, having played host to the Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League All-American Tournament for several years. To keep the fishing at its best, the Andrew Hulsey Fish Hatchery, located on the bank of the lake, helps refresh the fishing population. The hatchery contains more than 90 acres of ponds that contribute some three million fingerlings annually to improve sport fishing.</p> <p>Lake Hamilton was formed after the Carpenter Dam was completed in 1931. The dam was the second hydroelectric facility completed on the Ouachita River by the Arkansas Power and Light Company. The 7,200-acre lake quickly became a recreational hotspot, in part because of the its scenic location in the Ouachita Mountains and in part because of its proximity to Hot Springs, which was already a tourist mecca. Today, the lakeshore sports numerous resorts and private residences and is home to the 400-passenger riverboat, the Belle of Hot Springs. Also located on the shore is Garvan Woodland Gardens, 210 acres of a forested peninsula jutting into the lake. The gardens showcase floral landscapes, free-flowing streams and waterfalls, as well as architectural structures in a natural woodland setting. This woodland habitat is home to hundreds of natural and exotic plant and animal species; E. Fay Jones-designed gazebo is popular for weddings</p> Aerial view of Lake Hamilton in Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeouachita036louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeouachita036louachita.jpg <p>Nearly every type of lodging can be found in The Natural State. Upscale hotels, plush resorts, cozy cottages, rustic cabins, bed and breakfasts, a campsite or a lakeside condo&mdash;they’re all here.</p> <p>New and restored hostelries are popping up all over the place offering first class amenities for both the business and leisure traveler. They can be located lake- or riverside or in the thriving heart of the cities they’re located in. Full-service resorts run the gamut from family- and sportsman-oriented to the ultimate in luxury. For budget travelers motels offer a great place to lay their head while saving a few bucks. More often than not these properties are within a stone’s throw of a lake or river. Those wanting to get away from it all for a romantic getaway will find cozy cottages, often fully restored and always fully stocked to meet every need. Rustic yet full furnished cabins also offer great getaways usually tucked into pockets of the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains. Bed and breakfasts can be discovered in both large and small communities and can be housed in modern structures or a restored Victorian mansion. And the call of the great outdoors can be answered with a fully equipped public or private campsite situated for tent or RV camping.</p> Lodging on Lake Ouachita monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeouachita017louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeouachita017louachita.jpg <p>Since 1875, cool clear water has been luring people to an area in the Ouachita Mountains about 10 miles northwest of Hot Springs. They were first drawn to a blessing of nature and later to a creation bestowed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.</p> <p>The original enticement was the reputedly curative waters commonly known as Three Sisters Springs. Adding to the springs’ attraction, the 40,100 -acre Lake Ouachita was created in the valleys of the Ouachita River and its tributaries after the gates of the new Blakely Mountain Dam were closed by the Corps in 1952.</p> <p>Fishing, skiing, pleasure boating, swimming, sailing, houseboating, parasailing and scuba diving are popular lake activities, while attractions such as the Oaklawn thoroughbred racetrack, Magic Springs’ theme and water parks, Hot Springs National Park, the Mid-America Science Museum, a nationally renowned arts community, live music and magic shows and a host of other family-oriented attractions have made the area one of Arkansas’s top tourist destinations.</p> Aerial of Lake Ouachita monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeouachita018louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeouachita018louachita.jpg <p>Hikers, campers, swimmers and boaters all enjoy the beautiful spot that is Lake Ouachita State Park, located near Hot Springs.</p> Lake Ouachita State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeouachita023louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeouachita023louachita.jpg <p>Fishing, skiing, pleasure boating and swimming are popular activities at Lake Ouachita State Park. Lakeside cabins round-out the park experience.</p> Lake Ouachita State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeouachita030louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeouachita030louachita.jpg <p>You really can’t ask for more in a vacation&mdash;luxury accommodations on the water, quiet solitude or lively activity&mdash;whichever you prefer&mdash;and unparalleled scenery. You get all this when you take a houseboating vacation on one of five Arkansas lakes. From fishing, swimming, and deck-top grilling to wildlife watching, stargazing and simply spending quality time with friends and family, visitors can do about as much&mdash;or little&mdash;as desired. For the same reasons, houseboats are also becoming popular for family reunions, retreats and meetings.</p> <p>These floating 'homes away from homes' include everything a person needs for a memorable experience. Most have fully equipped kitchens, full bathrooms, washers and dryers, and televisions. Varying amenities include upper-deck hot tubs, compact disc players, satellite televisions, VCRs, central heat and air, wet bars and waterslides off the top deck. As the niceties vary, so do the prices, which are based on number of people and length of stay. Rentals run from one-day and three-day trips, to weeklong trips. The boats come in various sizes, ranging from a 40-foot, six-person sleeper, to an 86-footer that sleeps 14.</p> Houseboating on Lake Ouachita monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeouachita044louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeouachita044louachita.jpg <p>Lake Ouachita harbors a sizable population of bald eagles each winter and they have become a major seasonal attraction for the park. Each December, the park hosts an annual Eagle Weekend, offering lake tours and programs for those interesting in seeing the birds in the wild and learning more about them.</p> <p>Park interpreters also lead guided hikes on the trails and present evening programs in the park’s amphitheater, as well as frequently offering lake barge tours for sunset and wildlife viewing. </p> Eagle watching, Lake Ouachita State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeouachita032louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeouachita032louachita.jpg <p>Since 1875, cool clear water has been luring people to an area in the Ouachita Mountains about 10 miles northwest of Hot Springs. They were first drawn to a blessing of nature and later to a creation bestowed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.</p> <p>The original enticement was the reputedly curative waters commonly known as Three Sisters Springs. Adding to the springs’ attraction, the 40,100 -acre Lake Ouachita was created in the valleys of the Ouachita River and its tributaries after the gates of the new Blakely Mountain Dam were closed by the Corps in 1952.</p> <p>Fishing, skiing, pleasure boating, swimming, sailing, houseboating, parasailing and scuba diving are popular lake activities, while attractions such as the Oaklawn thoroughbred racetrack, Magic Springs’ theme and water parks, Hot Springs National Park, the Mid-America Science Museum, a nationally renowned arts community, live music and magic shows and a host of other family-oriented attractions have made the area one of Arkansas’s top tourist destinations.</p> Lake Ouachita water sports monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeouachita034louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeouachita034louachita.jpg <p>Lake Ouachita harbors a sizable population of bald eagles each winter and they have become a major seasonal attraction for the park. Each December, the park hosts an annual Eagle Weekend, offering lake tours and programs for those interesting in seeing the birds in the wild and learning more about them.</p> <p>Park interpreters also lead guided hikes on the trails and present evening programs in the park’s amphitheater, as well as frequently offering lake barge tours for sunset and wildlife viewing. </p> Eagle watching, Lake Ouachita State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeouachita035louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeouachita035louachita.jpg <p>You really can’t ask for more in a vacation&mdash;luxury accommodations on the water, quiet solitude or lively activity&mdash;whichever you prefer&mdash;and unparalleled scenery. You get all this when you take a houseboating vacation on one of five Arkansas lakes. From fishing, swimming, and deck-top grilling to wildlife watching, stargazing and simply spending quality time with friends and family, visitors can do about as much&mdash;or little&mdash;as desired. For the same reasons, houseboats are also becoming popular for family reunions, retreats and meetings.</p> <p>These floating "homes away from homes" include everything a person needs for a memorable experience. Most have fully equipped kitchens, full bathrooms, washers and dryers, and televisions. Varying amenities include upper-deck hot tubs, compact disc players, satellite televisions, VCRs, central heat and air, wet bars and waterslides off the top deck. As the niceties vary, so do the prices, which are based on number of people and length of stay. Rentals run from one-day and three-day trips, to weeklong trips. The boats come in various sizes, ranging from a 40-foot, six-person sleeper, to an 86-footer that sleeps 14.</p> Houseboating on Lake Ouachita monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeouachita037louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeouachita037louachita.jpg <p>Since 1875, cool clear water has been luring people to an area in the Ouachita Mountains about 10 miles northwest of Hot Springs. They were first drawn to a blessing of nature and later to a creation bestowed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.</p> <p>The original enticement was the reputedly curative waters commonly known as Three Sisters Springs. Adding to the springs’ attraction, the 40,100 -acre Lake Ouachita was created in the valleys of the Ouachita River and its tributaries after the gates of the new Blakely Mountain Dam were closed by the Corps in 1952.</p> <p>Fishing, skiing, pleasure boating, swimming, sailing, houseboating, parasailing and scuba diving are popular lake activities, while attractions such as the Oaklawn thoroughbred racetrack, Magic Springs’ theme and water parks, Hot Springs National Park, the Mid-America Science Museum, a nationally renowned arts community, live music and magic shows and a host of other family-oriented attractions have made the area one of Arkansas’s top tourist destinations.</p> Lake Ouachita sunset monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeouachita043louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeouachita043louachita.jpg <p>Lake Ouachita harbors a sizable population of bald eagles each winter and they have become a major seasonal attraction for the park. Each December, the park hosts an annual Eagle Weekend, offering lake tours and programs for those interesting in seeing the birds in the wild and learning more about them.</p> <p>Park interpreters also lead guided hikes on the trails and present evening programs in the park’s amphitheater, as well as frequently offering lake barge tours for sunset and wildlife viewing</p> Eagle watching, Lake Ouachita State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeouachita038louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeouachita038louachita.jpg <p>Since 1875, cool clear water has been luring people to an area in the Ouachita Mountains about 10 miles northwest of Hot Springs. They were first drawn to a blessing of nature and later to a creation bestowed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.</p> <p>The original enticement was the reputedly curative waters commonly known as Three Sisters Springs. Adding to the springs’ attraction, the 40,100 -acre Lake Ouachita was created in the valleys of the Ouachita River and its tributaries after the gates of the new Blakely Mountain Dam were closed by the Corps in 1952.</p> <p>Fishing, skiing, pleasure boating, swimming, sailing, houseboating, parasailing and scuba diving are popular lake activities, while attractions such as the Oaklawn thoroughbred racetrack, Magic Springs’ theme and water parks, Hot Springs National Park, the Mid-America Science Museum, a nationally renowned arts community, live music and magic shows and a host of other family-oriented attractions have made the area one of Arkansas’s top tourist destinations.</p> Water fun on Lake Ouachita monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeouachita041louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeouachita041louachita.jpg <p>Fishing, skiing, pleasure boating and swimming are popular activities at Lake Ouachita State Park. Lakeside camping round-out the park experience.</p> Lake Ouachita monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/littlemissouririver001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/littlemissouririver001louachita.jpg <p>From its headwaters south of the Big Fork community to the backwaters of Lake Greeson, the Little Missouri River descends some 1,035 feet. For the 29-mile journey, that's an average drop of 35 feet per mile, and that means one thing--whitewater.</p> <p>Three popular areas within the Ouachita National Forest are located near the river. The Albert Pike Recreation Area located on the Little Missouri provides angling for smallmouth bass and, in cool seasons, for stocked rainbow trout. It also features a large natural pool for swimming. Hiking trails lead downstream to the picturesque Winding Stairs area and upstream to the Little Missouri Falls, a day-use area also accessible by U.S. Forest Service roads.</p> Canoeing and camping on the Little Missouri River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lumabnermuseum001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lumabnermuseum001louachita.jpg <p>Relive a part of the golden age of radio by visiting the Lum 'n Abner Jot 'Em Down Store and Museum at Pine Ridge near Mena. </p> Lum 'N Abner Museum near Mena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/magicsprings003louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/magicsprings003louachita.jpg <p>Among the more than 25 rides available at Magic Springs are the 3,500-foot Arkansas Twister roller-coaster, the Big Bad John runaway coaster, Dr. Dean's Rocket Machine and the Twist 'n' Shout zig-zag coaster. The park's summer concert series features big-name entertainers.</p> <p>Crystal Falls includes the Arkansas Ocean, a 350,000-gallon wave pool; four water slides; the Grizzly Creek splash zone; Kodiak Canyon Adventure lazy river; the Bear Cub Bend for small children; and other features.</p> Magic Springs-Crystal Falls monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mena001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mena001louachita.jpg <p>At the base of Rich Mountain, Mena has spread an exceptional welcome mat for visitors by using its restored Kansas City Southern Depot as a tourist information center. The depot is located at 514 Sherwood Avenue.</p> <p>The depot, built in 1920, fell into disrepair after being closed in 1969. In 1985, volunteers, including the non-profit SouthWest Artists, Inc., started work on saving the building. It was deeded to the city in 1986 and reopened in July 1987, after restoration involving 7,500 hours of volunteer labor and $120,000 in donations.</p> <p>The building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, also houses the Mena-Polk County Chamber of Commerce, art exhibits provided by SouthWest Artists, local history exhibits and railroad memorabilia.</p> Mena Depot monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mharbor001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mharbor001louachita.jpg <p>This resort and luxury spa offers lakeview log cottages and luxury condominiums. Mountain Harbor has a waterfront restaurant and full-service marina.</p> Mountain Harbor Resort, Mount Ida monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mharbor002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mharbor002louachita.jpg <p>This resort and luxury spa offers lakeview log cottages and luxury condominiums. Mountain Harbor has a waterfront restaurant and full-service marina.</p> Mountain Harbor Resort, Mount Ida monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mharbor003louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mharbor003louachita.jpg <p>This resort and luxury spa offers lakeview log cottages and luxury condominiums. Mountain Harbor has a waterfront restaurant and full-service marina.</p> Turtle Cove Spa at Mountain Harbor Resort monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/montgomerycrytsals001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/montgomerycrytsals001louachita.jpg <p>There's a good reason why each October the town of Mount Ida hosts the World Championship Quartz Crystal Dig. The nearby Crystal Mountains range of the Ouachitas contains some of the world's finest deposits of quartz crystals. Several area mines allow patrons, for a fee, to dig and keep their finds. Quartz specimens and a variety of other rocks and minerals are available in area rock shops. </p> Crystal digging in Montgomery County monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/montgomerycrytsals002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/montgomerycrytsals002louachita.jpg <p>There's a good reason why each October the town of Mount Ida hosts the World Championship Quartz Crystal Dig. The nearby Crystal Mountains range of the Ouachitas contains some of the world's finest deposits of quartz crystals. Several area mines allow patrons, for a fee, to dig and keep their finds. Quartz specimens and a variety of other rocks and minerals are available in area rock shops.</p> Crystal digging in Montgomery County monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtida001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtida001louachita.jpg <p>There's a good reason why each October the town of Mount Ida hosts the World Championship Quartz Crystal Dig. The nearby Crystal Mountains range of the Ouachitas contains some of the world's finest deposits of quartz crystals. Several area mines allow patrons, for a fee, to dig and keep their finds. Quartz specimens and a variety of other rocks and minerals are available in area rock shops.</p> Crystal digging in Mount Ida monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtida002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtida002louachita.jpg <p>Free summer band concerts held at the Mount Ida Front Porch Stage on the Courthouse lawn. Other free musicals can be found at Mountain View, Magnolia and Salem, just to mention a few. Free music is also a major component of nearly all Arkansas Festivals and runs the gamut from rock, pop, country, bluegrass, folk and gospel.</p> Free Saturday night musicals, Mount Ida monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtida003louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtida003louachita.jpg <p>Free summer band concerts held at the Mount Ida Front Porch Stage on the Courthouse lawn. Other free musicals can be found at Mountain View, Magnolia and Salem, just to mention a few. Free music is also a major component of nearly all Arkansas Festivals and runs the gamut from rock, pop, country, bluegrass, folk and gospel.</p> Front Porch Saturday night musicals, Mount Ida monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnharborresort001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnharborresort001louachita.jpg <p>With over 600,000 acres of lakes in The Natural State, there are ample opportunities for lakeside dining. Food has become such an integral part of traveling. "The specialties of the house" allow visitors a chance to experience their destination’s culture. Who can visit Arkansas without sampling barbecue, fried catfish or fried green tomatoes? There are just about as many difference choices of barbecue in The Natural State as there are trees in the Ouachita, Ozark and St. Francis National Forests. It can be hot or mild, tomato or mustard based. The pork or beef can be chopped or pulled. All you have to do is choose.</p> <p>Poultry is another favorite which is no surprise. Arkansas leads the nation in poultry production. You can get it roasted, baked or fried. And don’t forget the ultimate comfort food&mdash;chicken and dumplings.</p> <p>Arkansas isn’t limited to just barbecue and chicken though. Mediterranean, Oriental, French, Italian, Indian German and other ethnic cuisines are available almost statewide. Seafood including rainbow trout is plentiful on many menus as are other healthier choices. Homemade yeast rolls and cornbread make a tasty accompaniment as does a glass of iced tea or an Arkansas-made wine. Be sure to save room for dessert with luscious pies often the preferred choice. Fruit pies, cream pies and fried pies provide immediate taste gratification.</p> <p>Whether it’s a Mom and Pop café or diner, or an award-winning upscale eatery, you’ll find it in Arkansas. </p> Lakeside dining monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnharborresort002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnharborresort002louachita.jpg <p>Nearly every type of lodging can be found in The Natural State. New and restored hostelries are popping up all over the place offering first class amenities for both the business and leisure traveler. Full-service resorts, such as Mountain Harbor shown here, run the gamut from family- and sportsman-oriented to the ultimate in luxury. For budget travelers motels offer a great place to lay their head while saving a few bucks. Those wanting to get away from it all for a romantic getaway will find cozy cottages, often fully restored and always fully stocked to meet every need. Rustic yet full furnished cabins also offer great getaways usually tucked into pockets of the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains. Bed and breakfasts can be discovered in both large and small communities and can be housed in modern structures or a restored Victorian mansion.</p> Mountain Harbor Resort on Lake Ouachita monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnharborresort003louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnharborresort003louachita.jpg <p>Taking a spa vacation in Arkansas is a natural thing to do. A variety of services are offered at spas around the state and range from massages and facials to mineral baths and needle showers.</p> <p>Spas and day spas can be found in towns around Arkansas such as Little Rock, Eureka Springs, Hot Springs, Magnolia, Fayetteville and Conway.</p> Lakeside spa experience monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oaklawn003louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oaklawn003louachita.jpg <p>Oaklawn Park, incorporated in 1904, has been a leader in the thoroughbred racing world from its outset. As an innovator, Oaklawn has brought such concepts as the Racing Festival of the South, Interstate Simulcasting and Instant Racing to national attention. For 55 days each winter and spring, some of the finest thoroughbreds come to the Spa City to show their stuff. </p> Oaklawn Park Thoroughbred Racetrack monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oaklawn006louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oaklawn006louachita.jpg <p>Oaklawn Park, incorporated in 1904, has been a leader in the thoroughbred racing world from its outset. As an innovator, Oaklawn has brought such concepts as the Racing Festival of the South, Interstate Simulcasting and Instant Racing to national attention. For 55 days each winter and spring, some of the finest thoroughbreds come to the Spa City to show their stuff. </p> Oaklawn Park Thoroughbred Racetrack monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oaklawn013louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oaklawn013louachita.jpg <p>Oaklawn Park, incorporated in 1904, has been a leader in the thoroughbred racing world from its outset. As an innovator, Oaklawn has brought such concepts as the Racing Festival of the South, Interstate Simulcasting and Instant Racing to national attention. For 55 days each winter and spring, some of the finest thoroughbreds come to the Spa City to show their stuff. </p> Oaklawn Park Thoroughbred Racetrack monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/oaklawn012louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/oaklawn012louachita.jpg <p>To honor the 100th Anniversary of Oaklawn Park, the racetrack presented the richest program in 2004 for three-year-olds in the nation, with over $6 million available for Triple Crown aspirants at Oaklawn during the 2004 meet.</p> <p>Oaklawn doubleed the purse for the Arkansas Derby to $1 million, making it the richest race in Oaklawn's 100-year history. In addition, Oaklawn established an astounding $5 million bonus should any horse sweep its Rebel Stakes, the Arkansas Derby and the Kentucky Derby. No racetrack has ever offered such substantial bonus prize money in American racing history. The $5 million Oaklawn Centennial Bonus matches the amount of the Visa Triple Crown bonus.</p> <p>Oaklawn Park, incorporated in 1904, has been a leader in the thoroughbred racing world from its outset. As an innovator, Oaklawn has brought such concepts as the Racing Festival of the South, Interstate Simulcasting and Instant Racing to national attention.</p> Oaklawn Park Thoroughbred Racetrack monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ouachitaatv001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ouachitaatv001louachita.jpg <p>Many of the trails in The Natural State are multiple-use, so those on ATVs should watch for horseback riders, hikers, and mountain bikers. Many trails are marked with color-coded shapes, and maps are available by contacting the applicable ranger districts. ATVs are allowed only on designated trails and certain open forest roads that are not blocked by a mound, gate or other closure device, and state law requires that vehicles are registered and are equipped with mufflers and spark arresters. During hunting season, riders are encouraged to wear safety orange on most trails. </p> All-Terrain Vehicle Trail in the Ouachitas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ouachitashadylake001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ouachitashadylake001louachita.jpg <p>Shady Lake is pretty year-round but fall is special. A 25-acre recreation lake in the Ouachita National Forest with swimming beach, playground, hiking. Outdoor theater programs in season, tree identification interpretive trail, trail around the lake.</p> <p>Good warmwater fishing opportunities. Special fishing regulations: rod and reel or pole fishing only; daily catfish limit of 5; and bass minimum length of 15 inches or longer; day-use picnic area, boat dock.</p> <p>The campground has 93 RV/tent sites with no hookups; one RV/tent site with water and electricity; group camp and picnic shelter available by reservation only.</p> Shady Lake, Ouachita National Forest monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ouachitariver001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ouachitariver001louachita.jpg <p>As summertime water levels in the upper reaches of Arkansas's float streams drop, finding challenging whitewater to kayak or canoe usually depends on a hard rain. Even if nature obliges, the window of opportunity in upland watersheds generally isn't open long, making it difficult to plan an outing in advance.</p> <p>For the past few summers, though, a whitewater playground on the Ouachita River northwest of Malvern has been drawing a growing number of Arkansans, with visitors also reported from surrounding states and from as far away as Illinois. At the Rockport Ledge, a drop-off and collection of boulders that span the river a few hundred yards above Interstate 30, kayaking enthusiasts gather to practice skills such as rolls, ferries, eddies, surfing and freestyle tricks.</p> <p>The water comes from upstream Lake Catherine in scheduled weekend releases, generating electricity as it passes under Remmel Dam. In addition, continuous but smaller releases have made the Ouachita between the dam and I-30 a reliable but gentle float throughout the year. </p> Kayaking the Ouachita River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ouachitas009louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ouachitas009louachita.jpg <p>The Ouachita Mountains were formed when a collision of two prehistoric continents squeezed up from the ocean floor thick layers of sedimentary rock. They have lost thousands of feet of elevation to weathering and erosion since emerging above sea level some 286 million years ago&mdash;40 million years before the first dinosaurs walked the earth&mdash;and their tallest summit now reaches less than 2,700 feet. The ancient Ouachitas now appear as the Rocky Mountains might well look 300,000 millennia from now. Within the 1.7 million-acre Ouachita National Forest (est. 1907) are back roads and hiking trails that provide visitors with an up-close experience of the aged mountains. Among the forest's most popular campgrounds are the Albert Pike Recreation Area on the Little Missouri River and the Shady Lake Recreation Area, located on a scenic 25-acre lake formed by a Civilian Conservation Corps dam constructed in the 1930s. Popular day-use spots include the Little Missouri Falls and the scenic Winding Stairs areas. The forest also provides several float camps for canoeists on the upper Ouachita River.</p> Autumn in the Ouachita Mountains monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ouachitas010louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ouachitas010louachita.jpg <p>The Ouachita Mountains were formed when a collision of two prehistoric continents squeezed up from the ocean floor thick layers of sedimentary rock. They have lost thousands of feet of elevation to weathering and erosion since emerging above sea level some 286 million years ago&mdash;40 million years before the first dinosaurs walked the earth&mdash;and their tallest summit now reaches less than 2,700 feet. The ancient Ouachitas now appear as the Rocky Mountains might well look 300,000 millennia from now. Within the 1.7 million-acre Ouachita National Forest (est. 1907) are back roads and hiking trails that provide visitors with an up-close experience of the aged mountains. Among the forest's most popular campgrounds are the Albert Pike Recreation Area on the Little Missouri River and the Shady Lake Recreation Area, located on a scenic 25-acre lake formed by a Civilian Conservation Corps dam constructed in the 1930s. Popular day-use spots include the Little Missouri Falls and the scenic Winding Stairs areas. The forest also provides several float camps for canoeists on the upper Ouachita River. </p> Ouachita Mountains sunset monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/parksrv1louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/parksrv1louachita.jpg <p>Camping is one of The Natural State's most popular outdoor activities. From primitive camps to luxury RVs to everything in-between, it's a great way explore the beauty that is Arkansas. A variety of campgrounds awaits the visitor whether it's an Arkansas State Park<, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers site, a National Park Service, a U.S.D.A. Forest Service location or a private campground. </p> Roughing it at Lake Ouachita State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/parksrv2louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/parksrv2louachita.jpg <p>Camping is one of The Natural State's most popular outdoor activities. From primitive camps to luxury RVs to everything in-between, it's a great way explore the beauty that is Arkansas. A variety of campgrounds awaits the visitor whether it's an Arkansas State Park<, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers site, a National Park Service, a U.S.D.A. Forest Service location or a private campground. </p> Roughing it at Lake Ouachita State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/queenwilhelmina002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/queenwilhelmina002louachita.jpg <p>Sitting atop Arkansas's second highest peak and located on the Talimena National Scenic Byway 13 miles west of Mena, Queen Wilhelmina State Park features a lodge, a restaurant, gift shop and campground.</p> Queen Wilhelmina State Park, Mena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/queenwilhelmina033louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/queenwilhelmina033louachita.jpg <p>Sitting atop Arkansas's second highest peak and located on the Talimena National Scenic Byway 13 miles west of Mena, Queen Wilhelmina State Park offers a grand view of the Ouachita Mountain vista below. A lodge, a restaurant, gift shop, hiking trails and campground comprise the park.</p> Queen Wilhelmina State Park, Mena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/queenwilhelmina034louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/queenwilhelmina034louachita.jpg <p>Sitting atop Arkansas's second highest peak and located on the Talimena National Scenic Byway 13 miles west of Mena, Queen Wilhelmina State Park offers a grand view of the Ouachita Mountain vista below. A lodge, a restaurant, gift shop, hiking trails and campground comprise the park.</p> Aerial of Queen Wilhelmina State Park, Mena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/queenwilhelmina035louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/queenwilhelmina035louachita.jpg <p>Sitting atop Arkansas's second highest peak and located on the Talimena National Scenic Byway 13 miles west of Mena, Queen Wilhelmina State Park's lodge accommodates travelers with 38 rooms, including two with fireplaces and two with spa tubs, and a restaurant and gift shop.</p> Queen Wilhelmina State Park, Mena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/shadylakelouachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/shadylakelouachita.jpg <p>Shady Lake is pretty year-round but fall is special. A 25-acre recreation lake in the Ouachita National Forest with swimming beach, playground, hiking. Outdoor theater programs in season, tree identification interpretive trail, trail around the lake.</p> <p>Good warmwater fishing opportunities. Special fishing regulations: rod and reel or pole fishing only; daily catfish limit of 5; and bass minimum length of 15 inches or longer; day-use picnic area, boat dock.</p> <p>The campground has 93 RV/tent sites with no hookups; one RV/tent site with water and electricity; group camp and picnic shelter available by reservation only.</p> Shady Lake, Ouachita National Forest monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/talimena002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/talimena002louachita.jpg <p>The Talimena Scenic Drive winds 54 miles along the crest of the highest points between the Appalachians and the Rockies, Rich Mountain and Winding Stair Mountain in the Ouachita National Forest (pronounced Wash-i-tah). Spanning the highest east-west mountain range in America, one breathtaking panorama follows another as this national forest scenic byway winds along forested mountain tops between Talihina, Oklahoma and Mena, Arkansas.</p> Talimena Scenic Drive near Mena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/talimena006louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/talimena006louachita.jpg <p>The Talimena Scenic Drive winds 54 miles along the crest of the highest points between the Appalachians and the Rockies, Rich Mountain and Winding Stair Mountain in the Ouachita National Forest (pronounced Wash-i-tah). Spanning the highest east-west mountain range in America, one breathtaking panorama follows another as this national forest scenic byway winds along forested mountain tops between Talihina, Oklahoma and Mena, Arkansas. </p> Talimena Scenic Byway monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/trloflightsmena001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/trloflightsmena001louachita.jpg <p>Join the city of Mena for the holiday season.</p> Holiday Lights, Mena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/trloflightshotsprings002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/trloflightshotsprings002louachita.jpg <p>Historic Spa City lights up for the holiday season. </p> Holiday Lights, Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitled0034louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitled0034louachita.jpg <p>Surrounded by the Ouachita National Forest, Arkansas's largest lake is known for its scenic beauty and the clarity of its waters. Lake Ouachita is a 40,000-acre, water sports mecca for swimming, skiing, scuba diving, boating and fishing. Angling for bream, crappie, catfish, stripers and largemouth bass can be enjoyed in open waters or quiet coves.</p> <p>The state park features historic Three Sisters' Springs. Seven fully-equipped cabins with kitchens overlook the lake. Including lakeside sites, the park's campgrounds include 117 campsites [Premium D, Preferred B, Standard B, Standard D (no hookups) and Hike-in Tent sites].</p> <p>Other park facilities include picnic areas; trails; a swimming area and marina with boat rentals, bait and supplies. The visitor center includes exhibits and a store.</p> <p>From Hot Springs, travel three miles west on U.S. 270, then 12 miles north on Ark. 227.</p> Lake Ouachita State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitled0166louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitled0166louachita.jpg <p>Among the Ouachita National Forest's most popular campgrounds are the Albert Pike Recreation Area on the Little Missouri River and the Shady Lake Recreation Area, located on a scenic 25-acre lake formed by a Civilian Conservation Corps dam constructed in the 1930s. Popular day-use spots include the Little Missouri Falls (pictured here) and the scenic Winding Stairs areas. The forest also provides several float camps for canoeists on the upper Ouachita River.</p> Little Missouri Falls monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledantique001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledantique001louachita.jpg <p>Antique shops near DeGray Lake&mdash;especially along Arkansas Scenic 7 Byway&mdash;are abundant. Pictured here is one in Caddo Valley, only a few miles from the lake.</p> Antiques near DeGray Lake monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitled0247louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitled0247louachita.jpg <p>If golf is your game, Arkansas is the perfect place to practice it. Public, resort and semi-private courses are sprouting all over The Natural State.</p> <p>There are courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, Edmund B. Ault and other noteworthy course designers. Arkansas has courses in the mountains, on the prairie, and tucked away within the state’s bountiful forests. There are courses that are laid out beside sparkling lakes, and others that edge playful rivers. There are links-style courses...even a course with its own marina.</p> <p>Best of all, Arkansas weather is tailor-made for golfers year-round. Even during winter, there are plenty of days that are mild enough for comfortable play.</p> <p>If your passion is golf, The Natural State is your kind of place. Play a round on one of Arkansas’s outstanding layouts, and you’ll be back for more.</p> <p>Everything you need to know about golfing in The Natural State can be found on this web site under the "Outdoors and Sports" heading.</p> DeGray Lake Resort State Park golf course monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledantique002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledantique002louachita.jpg <p>Antique shops can be found in every nook and cranny of Arkansas. From huge malls such as Ozark Warehouse in Botkinburg and Morris' Antiques in Keo, to quaint shops such as this one in Caddo Valley, there's a shop to meet all tastes.</p> Antiques are always in season in The Natural State monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitleddining002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitleddining002louachita.jpg <p>There are several restaurants within a short drive of DeGray Lake. Hot Springs is only some 25 miles away, and Arkadelphia is less than 10 miles from the lake. Both cities are home to numerous restaurants. Pictured here is The Fish Net in Caddo Valley.</p> Dining near DeGray Lake monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledeagle005louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledeagle005louachita.jpg <p>The sight of majestic bald eagles found in winter on Arkansas's larger lakes and rivers --the state's most publicized avian attraction&mdash;represents a spectacular, part of the year-round opportunities for watching birds in The Natural State.</p> <p>In all, 388 bird species have been recorded in the state, including 313 that have been observed regularly enough that the Arkansas Audubon Society's most recent field list of birds provides detailed information on their occurrence.</p> <p>Of the remaining species, 68, including seashore, pelagic and western birds that have strayed from their normal ranges, have been seen rarely in the state and, in many cases, only once. Seven of the recorded species are now extinct or extirpated from their range in Arkansas.</p> Eagle Watching in the Ouachitas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledmtnbiking001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledmtnbiking001louachita.jpg <p>Whether you want to spend the day cycling through the hills or river valley, or plan a full-scale expedition through the Natural State, there is a bicycle route for you. Outdoor and exercise enthusiasts delight in Arkansas's vast recreational opportunities.</p> <p>From hiking, biking and horseback trails to hang gliding, rock climbing and scuba diving spots, Arkansas has its ways of luring you to its natural wonders.</p> Biking in the Ouachita Mountains monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledeaglewatch001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledeaglewatch001louachita.jpg <p>The sight of majestic bald eagles found in winter on Arkansas's larger lakes and rivers --the state's most publicized avian attraction&mdash;represents a spectacular, part of the year-round opportunities for watching birds in The Natural State.</p> <p>In all, 388 bird species have been recorded in the state, including 313 that have been observed regularly enough that the Arkansas Audubon Society's most recent field list of birds provides detailed information on their occurrence.</p> <p>Of the remaining species, 68, including seashore, pelagic and western birds that have strayed from their normal ranges, have been seen rarely in the state and, in many cases, only once. Seven of the recorded species are now extinct or extirpated from their range in Arkansas.</p> Eagle Watching in the Quachitas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledspa005louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledspa005louachita.jpg <p>Taking a spa vacation in Arkansas is a natural thing to do. Two of the state’s major tourist destinations were founded as spa towns&mdash;Hot Springs and Eureka Springs. The waters of Hot Springs are so precious they are federally protected. And what an experience they offer! Water from the springs are piped into Buckstaff Bathhouse, the only bath house on Bathhouse Row that is still in operation, along with the spa facilities as such hotels as the historic Arlington and Majestic Hotels. Several other properties offer spa services around The Spa City and surrounding region; all you have to do is choose the one that appeals to you.</p> <p>Eureka Springs’ therapeutic waters on which the town was founded were different than those in Hot Springs in that they were not thermal springs. Like Hot Springs the medicinal values of the springs were what brought people to the area and bathhouses sprang up. Today only one is still in operation&mdash;the Palace Hotel and Bathhouse&mdash;though there are other spa facilities in Eureka. A variety of services are offered from massages and facials to mineral baths and needle showers.</p> <p>Day spas can be found in towns around Arkansas such as Little Rock, Magnolia, Fayetteville and Conway.</p> A spa experience in The Natural State monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledspa008louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledspa008louachita.jpg <p>Taking a spa vacation in Arkansas is a natural thing to do. A variety of services are offered at spas around the state and range from massages and facials to mineral baths and needle showers.</p> <p>Spas and day spas can be found in towns around Arkansas such as Little Rock, Eureka Springs, Hot Springs, Magnolia, Fayetteville and Conway.</p> A spa experience in The Natural State monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledspa006louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledspa006louachita.jpg <p>Taking a spa vacation in Arkansas is a natural thing to do. Two of the state’s major tourist destinations were founded as spa towns&mdash;Hot Springs and Eureka Springs. The waters of Hot Springs are so precious they are federally protected. And what an experience they offer! Water from the springs are piped into Buckstaff Bathhouse, the only bath house on Bathhouse Row that is still in operation, along with the spa facilities as such hotels as the historic Arlington and Majestic Hotels. Several other properties offer spa services around The Spa City and surrounding region; all you have to do is choose the one that appeals to you.</p> <p>Eureka Springs’ therapeutic waters on which the town was founded were different than those in Hot Springs in that they were not thermal springs. Like Hot Springs the medicinal values of the springs were what brought people to the area and bathhouses sprang up. Today only one is still in operation&mdash;the Palace Hotel and Bathhouse&mdash;though there are other spa facilities in Eureka. A variety of services are offered from massages and facials to mineral baths and needle showers.</p> <p>Day spas can be found in towns around Arkansas such as Little Rock, Magnolia, Fayetteville and Conway.</p> A spa experience in The Natural State monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledspa007louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledspa007louachita.jpg <p>Taking a spa vacation in Arkansas is a natural thing to do. Two of the state’s major tourist destinations were founded as spa towns&mdash;Hot Springs and Eureka Springs. The waters of Hot Springs are so precious they are federally protected. And what an experience they offer! Water from the springs are piped into Buckstaff Bathhouse, the only bath house on Bathhouse Row that is still in operation, along with the spa facilities as such hotels as the historic Arlington and Majestic Hotels. Several other properties offer spa services around The Spa City and surrounding region; all you have to do is choose the one that appeals to you.</p> <p>Eureka Springs’ therapeutic waters on which the town was founded were different than those in Hot Springs in that they were not thermal springs. Like Hot Springs the medicinal values of the springs were what brought people to the area and bathhouses sprang up. Today only one is still in operation&mdash;the Palace Hotel and Bathhouse&mdash;though there are other spa facilities in Eureka. A variety of services are offered from massages and facials to mineral baths and needle showers.</p> <p>Day spas can be found in towns around Arkansas such as Little Rock, Magnolia, Fayetteville and Conway.</p> A spa experience in The Natural State monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/waldronbluegrassfest001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/waldronbluegrassfest001louachita.jpg <p>Bluegrass aficionados have heard of Waldron, a small community that’s hosted&mdash;for over 25 years&mdash;one of the premier bluegrass gatherings in the United States, the Turkey Track Bluegrass Festival. The event draws bluegrass musicians and fans from several states. And there’s also good food and crafts. Feativals are held in both April and June. </p> Turkey Track Bluegrass Festival, Waldron monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/waldronbluegrassfest002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/waldronbluegrassfest002louachita.jpg <p>Bluegrass aficionados have heard of Waldron, a small community that’s hosted&mdash;for over 25 years&mdash;one of the premier bluegrass gatherings in the United States, the Turkey Track Bluegrass Festival. The event draws bluegrass musicians and fans from several states. And there’s also good food and crafts. Feativals are held in both April and June.</p> Turkey Track Bluegrass Festival, Waldron monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/womble001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/womble001louachita.jpg The Womble Trail, located a few miles south of the Ouachita Trail, follows portions of the Ouachita River. It features forested mountains and a variety of wildlife. Parking is available at many sites, such as Rocky Shoals and Fulton Branch Recreational Areas. Camping is open, but only at a distance of at least 200 feet from the trail and from water sources. This is a beautiful hiking trail which receives very little use by hikers; however, sections have become very popular with mountain bikers. Womble Trail, Ouachita National Forest monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wombletrailouachitas015louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wombletrailouachitas015louachita.jpg <p>Outdoor and exercise enthusiasts delight in Arkansas's vast recreational opportunities. From hiking, biking and horseback trails to hang gliding, rock climbing and scuba diving spots, Arkansas has its ways of luring you to its natural wonders. Mountain biking continues to gain in popularity in The Natural State. A great way to explore the Ouachitas by bike is the Womble Trail, shown here.</p> <p>For more information on oudoor activities in Arkansas, see the "Outdoors" section of this web site.</p> Womble Trail in the Ouachita Mountains monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/waxmuseum002louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/waxmuseum002louachita.jpg <p>Come see the famous and infamous at Tussaud's where over 100 figures comprise 38 exhibits, including the Last Supper and one on Princess Diana.</p> Josephine Tussaud Wax Museum, Hot Springs monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wickes001louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wickes001louachita.jpg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Hot-Springs-Moth/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Hot-Springs-Moth.jpg Hot Springs offers a great deal of natural beauty to visitors. Local Flair monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Hot-Springs-National-Park/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/media-697903.jpg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotsprings021louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotsprings021louachita.jpg <p>A national park, a leading thoroughbred racetrack, a 210-acre botanical garden, a combination theme and water park, and an arts community that’s earned the city a ranking among America’s Top 10 small arts towns are just some of the reasons the bustling resort town of Hot Springs&mdash;the boyhood home of former U.S. President Bill Clinton&mdash;is Arkansas’s top tourist destination. Its host of family attractions includes live music and magic shows and the Mid America Science Museum. Three area lakes&mdash;Hamilton, Catherine and Ouachita&mdash;accommodate water-based recreation, private resorts and two state parks. The town and Hot Springs National Park owe their existence to a remarkable array of springs, which still supply naturally heated water for thermal bathers. The Fordyce Bathhouse, located on famous Bathhouse Row, serves as the park’s visitors center. Oaklawn Park offers live thoroughbred racing from late January to mid-April and simulcast races during the rest of the year. Garvan Woodland Gardens, located on the shores of Lake Hamilton, is one of the state’s newest major attractions. Among the many features at Magic Springs/Crystal Springs theme and water parks are the Arkansas Twister roller coaster and the Arkansas Ocean, a 350,000-gallon wave pool. </p> The Promenade in Hot Springs National Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotsprings048louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotsprings048louachita.jpg <p>Eight striking examples of period architecture comprise the world-renown Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs National Park. The entire Bathhouse Row area along Central Avenue is a National Historic Landmark District that contains the grandest collection of bathhouses of its kind in North America.</p> <p>Congress established Hot Springs Reservation on April 20, 1832 to protect hot springs flowing from the southwestern slope of Hot Springs Mountain. This makes it the oldest park currently in the National Park System&mdash;40 years older than Yellowstone National Park.</p> <p>People have used the hot spring water that comprises the national park in therapeutic baths for more than two hundred years to treat rheumatism and other ailments. The federal reservation eventually developed into a well-known resort nicknamed "The American Spa" because it attracted not only the wealthy but also indigent health seekers from around the world. Today the park protects the historic bathhouses with the former luxurious Fordyce Bathhouse housing the park visitor center. The Buckstaff is the only bathhouse left on Bathhouse Row which still offers the spa bathing experience.</p> Hot Springs National Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotsprings058louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotsprings058louachita.jpg <p>A national park, a leading thoroughbred racetrack, a 210-acre botanical garden, a combination theme and water park, and an arts community that’s earned the city a ranking among America’s Top 10 small arts towns are just some of the reasons the bustling resort town of Hot Springs&mdash;the boyhood home of former U.S. President Bill Clinton&mdash;is Arkansas’s top tourist destination. Its host of family attractions includes live music and magic shows and the Mid America Science Museum. Three area lakes&mdash;Hamilton, Catherine and Ouachita&mdash;accommodate water-based recreation, private resorts and two state parks. The town and Hot Springs National Park owe their existence to a remarkable array of springs, which still supply naturally heated water for thermal bathers. The Fordyce Bathhouse, located on famous Bathhouse Row, serves as the park’s visitors center. Oaklawn Park offers live thoroughbred racing from late January to mid-April and simulcast races during the rest of the year. Garvan Woodland Gardens, located on the shores of Lake Hamilton, is one of the state’s newest major attractions. Among the many features at Magic Springs/Crystal Springs theme and water parks are the Arkansas Twister roller coaster and the Arkansas Ocean, a 350,000-gallon wave pool.</p> Autumn in Hot Springs National Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsntlpark005louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsntlpark005louachita.jpg <p>Hot Springs literally sprang to life in a Ouachita Mountains valley containing a remarkable array of 47 thermal springs. The town has long been and remains Arkansas's top tourist destination, and for good reason. Its topflight attractions include Hot Springs National Park with its famed Bath House Row and thermal baths, live and simulcast thoroughbred racing, Magic Springs/Crystal Falls theme and water parks, the 210-acre Garvan Woodland Gardens, a renowned arts community, and the Mid America Science Museum. Other attractions include music, magic, religious and trained animal shows, lake tours and more. Shopping opportunities, including antiques, abound in the Spa City, as do options for lodging.</p> <p>Outdoor activities in the Hot Springs area include golf, horseback riding, and mining for quartz crystals, as well as fishing and water sports that center around area lakes Hamilton, Catherine, Ouachita and DeGray. Those activities combine with private lakeside resorts, rental houseboats and other accommodations, including those at three state parks nearby, to create numerous vacation options. Additional recreational opportunities are afforded in the nearby Ouachita National Forest.</p> Bathhouse Row, Hot Springs National Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotsprings056louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotsprings056louachita.jpg <p>Central Avenue, main artery of the Hot Springs Downtown Historic District, is a delightful place for strolling, shopping, dining and sightseeing. It is also referred to as Bathhouse Row because of the historic bathhouses lining the street.</p> Hot Springs National Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hotspringsnatlpark006louachita-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hotspringsnatlpark006louachita.jpg <p>The restored Fordyce Bathhouse now serves as visitor center for Hot Springs National Park and museum for the thermal bathing industry. Stained glass windows and the DeSoto Fountain grace the interior. Bookstore, orientation film, self-guided tour; guided tours with advance notice.</p> Hot Springs National Park Visitor Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/NPS-Hot-Springs-1-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/NPS-Hot-Springs-1.jpg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/NPS-Hot-Springs-2-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/NPS-Hot-Springs-2.jpg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/NPS-Hot-Springs-3-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/NPS-Hot-Springs-3.jpg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/NPS-Hot-Springs-4-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/NPS-Hot-Springs-4.jpg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/NPS-Hot-Springs-5-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/NPS-Hot-Springs-5.jpg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/parkin002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/parkin002ldelta.jpg <p>Parkin Archeological State Park is believed to be the most intact village of its time period remaining in northeast Arkansas according to the Arkansas Archeological Survey.</p> Parkin Archeological State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Hot-Springs-National-Park-Front/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Hot-Springs-National-Park-Front.jpg Hot Springs National Park is a natural resource for relaxation. Naturally Relaxing monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/blythevillethundermountain001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/blythevillethundermountain001ldelta.jpg <p>A true links-style course, Thunder Bayou has been ranked by Golf Digest as one of the 100 Best New Courses and one of the top public courses in the state. Home of the Cadillac Senior Classic tournament, this 18-hole championship course features five sets of tees, water on seven holes and more than 80 bunkers. Build up your skills on the practice range, bunkers and putting green, with lessons available from PGA professional J.P. Kelly. Other nearby activities include top-notch hunting and fishing. Come to Thunder Bayou and Blytheville where southern hospitality begins. (Collared shirts and tee time reservations required.) </p> Thunder Bayou Golf Links, Blytheville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/biglakenat001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/biglakenat001ldelta.jpg <p>Twenty miles west of the Mississippi River, the 11,038-acre Big Lake National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1915 primarily as a migration habitat for ducks and geese using the Mississippi Flyway. Big Lake contains many islands standing barely above water level. The 6,500-acre natural lake provides fishing for bluegills, catfish, crappie and largemouth bass. Birdwatching is popular with huge populations of wintering ducks and eagles, plus a large variety of spring and fall warblers. White-tailed deer and many smaller mammals inhabit the area, and in 1993 the first bald eagle eggs hatched in nests just south of the Wilderness. No trails exist. Regulated hunting and fishing are permitted. Big Lake is the state's smallest wilderness and the only one in eastern Arkansas.</p> Big Lake National Wildlife Refuge monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/forrestlwoodthefun1ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/forrestlwoodthefun1ldelta.jpg <p>The second of four nature centers constructed by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, the $4.3-million project includes exhibits on origins and history of the Ridge, topographical models and a 30-foot-long satellite photo of the unique land mass, plus observation tower, duck hunting display, auditorium, meeting room, natural prairie preserve, and a trail looping a lake. </p> Crowley's Ridge Nature Center, Jonesboro monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/jonesborostonebridge001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/jonesborostonebridge001ldelta.jpg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/casche001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/casche001ldelta.jpg <p>The largest refuge along the river is the Cache River National Wildlife Refuge, which covers 55,000 acres in four counties. It should be noted that the Cache River Natural Area is set aside for endangered species within the Rex Hancock/Black Swamp WMA and is co-managed by the Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission. Outdoor opportunities in Cache River public use areas include fishing, waterfowl hunting, game hunting, wildlife watching and photography. Camping is primitive.</p> Cache River National Wildlife Refuge monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/blytheville001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/blytheville001ldelta.jpg <p>Blytheville, established as lumber mill town in the 1880s, has also served as a center for the cotton-growing industry, a Strategic Air Command (SAC) airbase and a gateway city for the Natural State. The airbase was phased out years ago, but Blytheville has emerged as a steel production center and agri-business is strong. Places to visit include the Ritz Civic Center, a restored opera house on Main Street that stages live shows throughout the year, and Blytheville's Heritage Museum, which explores the past with exhibits and photos. The downtown area is alive with interesting shops, including "That Book Store," a favorite stop of Arkansas native and award-winning novelist John Grisham. Arkansas Northeastern College (formally Mississippi County Community College) schedules cultural events throughout the year. Blytheville is also the site of an Arkansas Welcome Center (I-55).</p> Dining in Blytheville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/blytheville002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/blytheville002ldelta.jpg <p>Famous independent bookstore, site of readings by many best-selling and literary authors; guest book is a set of wooden chairs with authors' signatures</p> That Bookstore in Blytheville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hampsonmuseum001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hampsonmuseum001ldelta.jpg <p>Arkansas's 10th state park, Hampson Archeological Museum, provides visitors a glimpse in to the lives of Nodena Native Americans, which thrived along the banks of the Mississippi River in Arkansas from 1400 to 1650 A.D. Hampson's exhibits feature artifacts collected from the site as well as interpretive displays. The museum is located in Wilson on U.S. 61, about 10 miles south of Osceola. </p> Head Pot, Hampson Archeological Museum State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hemingwaypfeiffer002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hemingwaypfeiffer002ldelta.jpg <p>The Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum & Education Center includes the two-story, 14-room Pfeiffer family home built in 1910, and a barn, which was remodeled into a writer's studio for Hemingway after his marriage to Pauline Pfeiffer in 1927. The couple made frequent trips to Piggott during the Thirties and Hemingway penned eight books and numerous short stories during the 13-year marriage. "A Farewell to Arms" was published in 1929, and the movie version had its world premiere at the New Franklin Theater in Piggott in December, 1932.</p> Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hemingwaypfeiffer001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hemingwaypfeiffer001ldelta.jpg <p>The Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Education Center includes the two-story, 14-room Pfeiffer family home built in 1910, and a barn, which was remodeled into a writer's studio for Hemingway after his marriage to Pauline Pfeiffer in 1927. The couple made frequent trips to Piggott during the Thirties and Hemingway penned eight books and numerous short stories during the 13-year marriage. "A Farewell to Arms" was published in 1929, and the movie version had its world premiere at the New Franklin Theater in Piggott in December, 1932.</p> Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Education Center in Piggott monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hemingwaypfeiffer004ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hemingwaypfeiffer004ldelta.jpg <p>The Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Education Center includes the two-story, 14-room Pfeiffer family home built in 1910, and a barn, which was remodeled into a writer's studio for Hemingway after his marriage to Pauline Pfeiffer in 1927. The couple made frequent trips to Piggott during the Thirties and Hemingway penned eight books and numerous short stories during the 13-year marriage. "A Farewell to Arms" was published in 1929, and the movie version had its world premiere at the New Franklin Theater in Piggott in December, 1932.</p> Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Education Center in Piggott monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hemingwaypfeiffer005ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hemingwaypfeiffer005ldelta.jpg <p>The Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Education Center includes the two-story, 14-room Pfeiffer family home built in 1910, and a barn, which was remodeled into a writer's studio for Hemingway after his marriage to Pauline Pfeiffer in 1927. The couple made frequent trips to Piggott during the Thirties and Hemingway penned eight books and numerous short stories during the 13-year marriage. "A Farewell to Arms" was published in 1929, and the movie version had its world premiere at the New Franklin Theater in Piggott in December, 1932.</p> Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Education Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/imperial001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/imperial001ldelta.jpg <p>After many seasons in a refurbished 1940 movie house in downtown Pocahontas, the theatre has moved to a modern facility along U.S. 67, south of town in 2004. Productions are scheduled throughout the year.</p> The Imperial Dinner Theatre, Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/imperial002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/imperial002ldelta.jpg <p>After many seasons in a refurbished 1940 movie house in downtown Pocahontas, the theatre has moved to a modern facility along U.S. 67, south of town in 2004. Productions are scheduled throughout the year.</p> The Imperial Dinner Theatre, Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/imperial003ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/imperial003ldelta.jpg <p>After many seasons in a refurbished 1940 movie house in downtown Pocahontas, the theatre has moved to a modern facility along U.S. 67, south of town in 2004. Productions are scheduled throughout the year.</p> The Imperial Dinner Theatre, Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/jacksonport001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/jacksonport001lozarks.jpg <p>The 1872 Courthouse museum displays artifacts dating 1840s-1920s of the Jackson County area. The Mary Woods No. 2 is a restored sternwheel paddleboat, which was used on the White River until the late 1960s. Camping, picnic area with playground, swimming beach, riverwalk trail and boat ramp. Interpretive programs available. With its strategic position near the Mississippi and Arkansas Rivers, Jacksonport was occupied by both Confederate and Union armies during the war and served as the headquarters for five generals. Jacksonport was the site of the June 5, 1865 surrender of the Confederate Army of Northern Arkansas.</p> Jacksonport State Park, Jacksonport monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/jacksonport017lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/jacksonport017lozarks.jpg <p>The 1872 Courthouse museum displays artifacts dating 1840s-1920s of the Jackson County area. The Mary Woods No. 2 is a restored sternwheel paddleboat, which was used on the White River until the late 1960s. Camping, picnic area with playground, swimming beach, riverwalk trail and boat ramp. Interpretive programs available. With its strategic position near the Mississippi and Arkansas Rivers, Jacksonport was occupied by both Confederate and Union armies during the war and served as the headquarters for five generals. Jacksonport was the site of the June 5, 1865 surrender of the Confederate Army of Northern Arkansas.</p> Jacksonport State Park, Jacksonport monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/jacksonportmarywoods004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/jacksonportmarywoods004lozarks.jpg <p>The Jacksonport State Park 1872 Courthouse museum displays artifacts dating 1840s-1920s of the Jackson County area. The Mary Woods No. 2 is a restored sternwheel paddleboat, which was used on the White River until the late 1960s. Camping, picnic area with playground, swimming beach, riverwalk trail and boat ramp. Interpretive programs available. With its strategic position near the Mississippi and Arkansas Rivers, Jacksonport was occupied by both Confederate and Union armies during the war and served as the headquarters for five generals. Jacksonport was the site of the June 5, 1865 surrender of the Confederate Army of Northern Arkansas.</p> Mary Woods II, Jacksonport State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/jonesboro002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/jonesboro002ldelta.jpg <p>The second of four nature centers constructed by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, the $4.3-million project includes exhibits on origins and history of the Ridge, topographical models and a 30-foot-long satellite photo of the unique land mass, plus observation tower, duck hunting display, auditorium, meeting room, natural prairie preserve, and a trail looping a lake. </p><p>Directions: Located off Lawson Road and Ark. 141, south of Jonesboro</p> Forrest Wood Crowley's Ridge Nature Center, Jonesboro monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/jonesboro003ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/jonesboro003ldelta.jpg <p>Jonesboro, one of the state's most progressive cities, was established in 1859 among the rolling hills of Crowley's Ridge in northeast Arkansas. Downtown is filled with gift shops, restaurants, art galleries, a day spa and an active civic center called the Forum. Arkansas State University offers one of the mid-South's finest museums, a fine arts center and an indoor sports/entertainment complex. Crowley's Ridge Nature Center will open at the southern edge of Jonesboro in the spring of 2004 providing an interesting tour of the natural wonders of the region, plus serve as a stop along Crowley's Ridge National Scenic Byway.</p> Downtown Jonesboro monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/jonesboroasu001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/jonesboroasu001ldelta.jpg <p>The Convocation Center has the versatility to host events ranging from small lectures to large conventions to even larger concerts, sporting events, and other activities. The Center seats 10,743 for concerts (up to 11,700 for concerts in the round) and 10,529 for basketball games.</p> Arkansas State University Convocation Center in Jonesboro monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/jonesboroasumuseum001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/jonesboroasumuseum001ldelta.jpg <p>The Arkansas State University Museum features displays from around the world, a priceless glass collection, Native American and pioneer artifacts, natural history and regional geology, plus archeological examples that includes a full-sized mastodon.</p> Arkansas State University Museum monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/jonesboropieros001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/jonesboropieros001ldelta.jpg <p>Food has become such an integral part of traveling. "The specialties of the house" allow visitors a chance to experience their destination’s culture. Who can visit Arkansas without sampling barbecue, fried catfish or fried green tomatoes? There are just about as many difference choices of barbecue in The Natural State as there are trees in the Ouachita, Ozark and St. Francis National Forests. It can be hot or mild, tomato or mustard based. The pork or beef can be chopped or pulled. All you have to do is choose.</p> <p>Poultry is another favorite which is no surprise. Arkansas leads the nation in poultry production. You can get it roasted, baked or fried. And don’t forget the ultimate comfort food&mdash;chicken and dumplings.</p> <p>Arkansas isn’t limited to just barbecue and chicken though. Mediterranean, Oriental, French, Italian, Indian German and other ethnic cuisines are available almost statewide. Seafood including rainbow trout is plentiful on many menus as are other healthier choices. Homemade yeast rolls and cornbread make a tasty accompaniment as does a glass of iced tea or an Arkansas-made wine. Be sure to save room for dessert with luscious pies often the preferred choice. Fruit pies, cream pies and fried pies provide immediate taste gratification.</p> <p>Whether it’s a Mom and Pop café or diner, or an award-winning upscale eatery, you’ll find it in Arkansas. Pictured here is Piero's Main Street Bistro in Jonesboro.</p> Dining out, Jonesboro monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/jonesboropieros002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/jonesboropieros002ldelta.jpg <p>Food has become such an integral part of traveling. "The specialties of the house" allow visitors a chance to experience their destination’s culture. Who can visit Arkansas without sampling barbecue, fried catfish or fried green tomatoes? There are just about as many difference choices of barbecue in The Natural State as there are trees in the Ouachita, Ozark and St. Francis National Forests. It can be hot or mild, tomato or mustard based. The pork or beef can be chopped or pulled. All you have to do is choose.</p> <p>Poultry is another favorite which is no surprise. Arkansas leads the nation in poultry production. You can get it roasted, baked or fried. And don’t forget the ultimate comfort food&mdash;chicken and dumplings.</p> <p>Arkansas isn’t limited to just barbecue and chicken though. Mediterranean, Oriental, French, Italian, Indian German and other ethnic cuisines are available almost statewide. Seafood including rainbow trout is plentiful on many menus as are other healthier choices. Homemade yeast rolls and cornbread make a tasty accompaniment as does a glass of iced tea or an Arkansas-made wine. Be sure to save room for dessert with luscious pies often the preferred choice. Fruit pies, cream pies and fried pies provide immediate taste gratification.</p> <p>Whether it’s a Mom and Pop café or diner, or an award-winning upscale eatery, you’ll find it in Arkansas. Pictured here is Piero's Main Street Bistro in Jonesboro.</p> Piero's Main Street Bistro monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/jport0ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/jport0ldelta.jpg <p>Steamboats made Jacksonport a thriving river port in the 1800s. During the Civil War, the town was occupied by both Confederate and Union forces because of its crucial locale. Jacksonport became county seat in 1854, and constuction of a stately, two-story brick courthouse began in 1869. The town began to decline in the 1880s when bypassed by the railroad. The county seat was moved in 1891 to nearby Newport, and Jacksonport's stores, wharves and saloons soon vanished.</p> <p>Today the park's museums, the 1872 courthouse and the nearby Mary Woods No. 2 sternwheel paddleboat, and interpretive programs share the story of this historic riverport.</p> <p>The park offers 20 Standard A campsites with water and electric hookups including 50 amp service at all sites, a swimming beach on the White River, standard pavilion, picnic sites, playground and the Tunstall Riverwalk Trail.</p> <p>The park is on Ark. 69 in Jacksonport (just three miles north of Newport).</p> Interior of Mary Woods No. 2, Jacksonport State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakecharles001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakecharles001lozarks.jpg <p>Though one of the state's smaller lakes at 645 acres, Old Davidsonville preserves the site of historic Davidsonville. Established in 1815, the town included the Arkansas Territory’s first post office, courthouse and land office. Fishing is the major activity here today. The park borders the Black River and offers a 12-acre fishing lake.</p> Old Davidsonville State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakecharles015lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakecharles015lozarks.jpg <p>Though one of the state's smaller lakes at 645 acres, certainly isn't small in opportunities for fun. Located in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains, the lake not only offers water recreation but good catches of bass, crappie, bream and catfish as well. Camping is also a popular pastime. </p> Camping at Lake Charles State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakecharles016lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakecharles016lozarks.jpg <p>Though one of the state's smaller lakes at 645 acres, certainly isn't small in opportunities for fun. Located in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains, the lake not only offers water recreation but good catches of bass, crappie, bream and catfish as well. Camping is also a popular pastime.</p> Lake Charles State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakechicot011ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakechicot011ldelta.jpg <p>The Mississippi Delta's captivating beauty and recreational opportunities come together at Arkansas's largest natural lake, Lake Chicot. Cut off centuries ago when the Mississippi River changed course, this 20-mile long oxbow lake is a peaceful setting for fishing, boating and bird watching. Fishing for crappie, bass and bream is popular on the lake, especially on the upper end of Lake Chicot during spring and fall. Fishing for catfish is great throughout the year.</p> <p>Located in the Mississippi Flyway, this park offers some of the best year-round birding opportunities in Arkansas. The park interpreter offers lake tours, levee tours and other opportunities for you to view a variety of birds and other wildlife.</p> <p>Nestled in a lovely pecan grove, the park offers 127 campsites (Premium B with sewer, Preferred B, Standard B and Standard C), 14 cabins with kitchens (many with fireplace, lake view patio and fishing dock), a swimming pool (open in summer), picnicking, standard pavilions (screened), laundry and playground. Food and gifts are for sale at the store/marina. Here you'll also find boats, motors and personal water craft to rent, fuel, bait and a launch ramp. The visitor center interprets the area's history and natural resources through exhibits and programs. Bicycles can be rented at the center.</p> <p>Lake Chicot State Park is on Ark. 144 eight miles northeast of Lake Village.</p> Lake Village Welcome Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakefriersonldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakefriersonldelta.jpg <p>Located atop Crowley's Ridge on the shore of Lake Frierson, this park is known for its year-round fishing and springtime blaze of wild dogwoods. The 335-acre lake offers a peaceful setting for bream, catfish, crappie and bass fishing.</p> Lake Frierson State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakefrierson002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakefrierson002ldelta.jpg <p>Located atop Crowley's Ridge on the shore of Lake Frierson, this park is known for its year-round fishing and springtime blaze of wild dogwoods. The 335-acre lake offers a peaceful setting for bream, catfish, crappie and bass fishing.</p> Lake Frierson State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakefrierson003ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakefrierson003ldelta.jpg <p>Located atop Crowley's Ridge on the shore of Lake Frierson, this park is known for its year-round fishing and springtime blaze of wild dogwoods. The 335-acre lake offers a peaceful setting for bream, catfish, crappie and bass fishing.</p> Lake Frierson State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakenorfork002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakenorfork002lozarks.jpg <p>One of the major U.S. Army Corps of Engineers impoundments in The Natural State, Lake Norfork has over 550 miles of shoreline and covers some 22,000 acres. Almost all varieties of fresh water game fish are found in the lake which is fed by the North Fork River and its tributaries. Bass, walleye, crappie, bream and catfish all make their home in its waters.</p> <p>There are 20 developed parks which provide plenty of opportunities for camping and for water sports. Boating, water skiing, diving and swimming are all extremely popular on the lake.</p> <p>Norfork is one of the best lakes in the country for striper fishing. Stripers in the 25-40 lb. class are caught each year. Black bass fishing is at its best from September through May, and an increasingly popular sport on the lake is night fishing with lights for crappie and white bass.</p> <p>Commercial docks on the lake have boats, motors, guides, and equipment for diving. In addition to parks for camping, there are many resorts offering accommodations, some with private docks, swimming pools, and other recreational amenities.</p> <p>The North Fork River below the dam is a popular and productive trout stream, and the Norfork National Fish Hatchery assures a continuous supply of trout to maintain the populations of the North Fork, the White and other area trout streams.</p> Norfork Lake in the Arkansas Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakenorfork003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakenorfork003lozarks.jpg <p>One of the major U.S. Army Corps of Engineers impoundments in The Natural State, Lake Norfork has over 550 miles of shoreline and covers some 22,000 acres. Almost all varieties of fresh water game fish are found in the lake which is fed by the North Fork River and its tributaries. Bass, walleye, crappie, bream and catfish all make their home in its waters.</p> <p>There are 20 developed parks which provide plenty of opportunities for camping and for water sports. Boating, water skiing, diving and swimming are all extremely popular on the lake.</p> <p>Norfork is one of the best lakes in the country for striper fishing. Stripers in the 25-40 lb. class are caught each year. Black bass fishing is at its best from September through May, and an increasingly popular sport on the lake is night fishing with lights for crappie and white bass.</p> <p>Commercial docks on the lake have boats, motors, guides, and equipment for diving. In addition to parks for camping, there are many resorts offering accommodations, some with private docks, swimming pools, and other recreational amenities.</p> <p>The North Fork River below the dam is a popular and productive trout stream, and the Norfork National Fish Hatchery assures a continuous supply of trout to maintain the populations of the North Fork, the White and other area trout streams.</p> Norfork Lake monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakevillagecafe001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakevillagecafe001ldelta.jpg <p>Whether it’s a Mom and Pop café or diner, or an award-winning upscale eatery, you’ll find a variety of dining opportunities in Arkansas. Shown here is LakeShore Cafe in Lake Village.</p> LakeShore Cafe, Lake Village monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lepanto001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lepanto001ldelta.jpg <p>The original movie set farmhouse, used in the 2003 Hallmark Hall of Fame film production of "A Painted House," is open for tours. The house is patterned after the Arkansas boyhood home of novelist John Grisham, who wrote "A Painted House." Many items used in making the movie are displayed in the vintage-looking house constructed for the film. </p> The Painted House Movie Set, Lepanto monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lepanto002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lepanto002ldelta.jpg <p>The original movie set farmhouse, used in the 2003 Hallmark Hall of Fame film production of "A Painted House," is open for tours. The house is patterned after the Arkansas boyhood home of novelist John Grisham, who wrote "A Painted House." Many items used in making the movie are displayed in the vintage-looking house constructed for the film. </p> The Painted House Movie Set, Lepanto monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lepanto003ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lepanto003ldelta.jpg <p>The original movie set farmhouse, used in the 2003 Hallmark Hall of Fame film production of "A Painted House," is open for tours. The house is patterned after the Arkansas boyhood home of novelist John Grisham, who wrote "A Painted House." Many items used in making the movie are displayed in the vintage-looking house constructed for the film.</p> The Painted House Movie Set, Lepanto monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/newport002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/newport002ldelta.jpg Historic Jackson County Courthouse in Newport. Jackson County Courthouse in Newport monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lowerwhiteriverlozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lowerwhiteriverlozarks.jpg <p>Many, many miles downstream is another point of interest--the White River National Wildlife Refuge. This 113,000-acre tract is the home for waterfowl, songbirds, deer, and one of Arkansas's largest black bear concentrations.</p> <p>Finally, the reader should be advised that the lower White River is well known for its catfish. Restaurants in DeValls Bluff, Des Arc, and other river towns have taken full advantage of this resource and can serve some of the best food to be had anywhere.</p> The lower White River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/maynard010lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/maynard010lozarks.jpg Drive through the historic Maynard downtown. Downtown Maynard monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas007lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas007lozarks.jpg <p>The Century Wall is a memorial to the people who influence Americans.</p> Century Wall, Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas021lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas021lozarks.jpg <p>Take a tour of downtown Pocahontas and see many historic buildings.</p> Randolph County Courthouse monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mammothspring019lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mammothspring019lozarks.jpg <p>One of the great natural wonders of the mid-South. Mammoth Spring flows at an average hourly rate of almost 10 million gallons of 58-degree water. The pour-off creates Spring River, popular for canoeing and trout fishing. Park facilities include the 1886 Frisco Depot Museum which houses a museum; picnic sites, pavilion, nature trails and early hydroelectric power dam.</p> Mammoth Spring State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mammothspring025lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mammothspring025lozarks.jpg <p>One of the great natural wonders of the mid-South. Mammoth Spring flows at an average hourly rate of almost 10 million gallons of 58-degree water. The pour-off creates Spring River, popular for canoeing and trout fishing. Park facilities include the 1886 Frisco Depot Museum which houses a museum; picnic sites, pavilion, nature trails and early hydroelectric power dam.</p> Mammoth Spring State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mammothspring026lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mammothspring026lozarks.jpg <p>One of the great natural wonders of the mid-South. Mammoth Spring flows at an average hourly rate of almost 10 million gallons of 58-degree water. The pour-off creates Spring River, popular for canoeing and trout fishing. Park facilities include the 1886 Frisco Depot Museum which houses a museum; picnic sites, pavilion, nature trails and early hydroelectric power dam.</p> Mammoth Spring State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/maynard002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/maynard002lozarks.jpg <p>Housed in an over 100-year-old cabin; filled with antiques from the 1800s; also has many pictures, newspaper clippings and historical documents making it ideal for genealogy studies for people from that area. Also on the grounds is a park with three pavilions, barbeque pits, playground equipment and 4 RV hook-ups; and a log cabin that served as both church and school.</p> Maynard Pioneer Museum and Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/maynard003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/maynard003lozarks.jpg <p>Housed in an over 100-year-old cabin; filled with antiques from the 1800s; also has many pictures, newspaper clippings and historical documents making it ideal for genealogy studies for people from that area. Also on the grounds is a park with three pavilions, barbeque pits, playground equipment and 4 RV hook-ups; and a log cabin that served as both church and school</p> Maynard Pioneer Museum and Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/maynard004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/maynard004lozarks.jpg <p>Housed in an over 100-year-old cabin; filled with antiques from the 1800s; also has many pictures, newspaper clippings and historical documents making it ideal for genealogy studies for people from that area. Also on the grounds is a park with three pavilions, barbeque pits, playground equipment and 4 RV hook-ups; and a log cabin that served as both church and school.</p> Maynard Pioneer Museum and Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/maynard005lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/maynard005lozarks.jpg <p>Housed in an over 100-year-old cabin; filled with antiques from the 1800s; also has many pictures, newspaper clippings and historical documents making it ideal for genealogy studies for people from that area. Also on the grounds is a park with three pavilions, barbeque pits, playground equipment and 4 RV hook-ups; and a log cabin that served as both church and school.</p> Maynard Pioneer Museum and Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/maynard006lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/maynard006lozarks.jpg <p>Housed in an over 100-year-old cabin; filled with antiques from the 1800s; also has many pictures, newspaper clippings and historical documents making it ideal for genealogy studies for people from that area. Also on the grounds is a park with three pavilions, barbeque pits, playground equipment and 4 RV hook-ups; and a log cabin that served as both church and school.</p> Maynard Pioneer Museum and Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/maynard007lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/maynard007lozarks.jpg <p>Housed in an over 100-year-old cabin; filled with antiques from the 1800s; also has many pictures, newspaper clippings and historical documents making it ideal for genealogy studies for people from that area. Also on the grounds is a park with three pavilions, barbeque pits, playground equipment and 4 RV hook-ups; and a log cabin that served as both church and school.</p> Maynard Pioneer Museum and Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/maynard008lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/maynard008lozarks.jpg <p>Housed in an over 100-year-old cabin; filled with antiques from the 1800s; also has many pictures, newspaper clippings and historical documents making it ideal for genealogy studies for people from that area. Also on the grounds is a park with three pavilions, barbeque pits, playground equipment and 4 RV hook-ups; and a log cabin that served as both church and school.</p> Maynard Pioneer Museum and Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/maynard009lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/maynard009lozarks.jpg <p>Housed in an over 100-year-old cabin; filled with antiques from the 1800s; also has many pictures, newspaper clippings and historical documents making it ideal for genealogy studies for people from that area. Also on the grounds is a park with three pavilions, barbeque pits, playground equipment and 4 RV hook-ups; and a log cabin that served as both church and school.</p> Maynard Pioneer Museum and Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/maynard013lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/maynard013lozarks.jpg <p>The centerpiece of the park is a restored log cabin dating back over a century. The Maynard Pioneer Cabin is furnished with historical pieces and features that reflect the daily lives of the region's pioneers. </p> Maynard Pioneer Museum and Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/olddavidsonville006lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/olddavidsonville006lozarks.jpg Old Davidsonville State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/outsidedinninglakesideldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/outsidedinninglakesideldelta.jpg <p>Food has become such an integral part of traveling. "The specialties of the house" allow visitors a chance to experience their destination’s culture. Who can visit Arkansas without sampling barbecue, fried catfish or fried green tomatoes? There are just about as many difference choices of barbecue in The Natural State as there are trees in the Ouachita, Ozark and St. Francis National Forests. It can be hot or mild, tomato or mustard based. The pork or beef can be chopped or pulled. All you have to do is choose.</p> <p>Poultry is another favorite which is no surprise. Arkansas leads the nation in poultry production. You can get it roasted, baked or fried. And don’t forget the ultimate comfort food&mdash;chicken and dumplings.</p> <p>Arkansas isn’t limited to just barbecue and chicken though. Mediterranean, Oriental, French, Italian, Indian German and other ethnic cuisines are available almost statewide. Seafood including rainbow trout is plentiful on many menus as are other healthier choices. Homemade yeast rolls and cornbread make a tasty accompaniment as does a glass of iced tea or an Arkansas-made wine. Be sure to save room for dessert with luscious pies often the preferred choice. Fruit pies, cream pies and fried pies provide immediate taste gratification.</p> <p>Whether it’s a Mom and Pop café or diner, or an award-winning upscale eatery, you’ll find it in Arkansas. Shown here is LakeShore Cafe in Lake Village.</p> Alfresco dining in The Natural State monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/paragould001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/paragould001ldelta.jpg <p>Paragould, established in 1884 when railroad commerce created a boom town, retains its devotion to trains with an annual Loose Caboose Festival in May and a colorful 200-foot-long railroad mural in the downtown district. The town has preserved the old business district, including its 1888 courthouse and restored 1925 movie theater. Paragould is served by Crowley's Ridge College. The Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Educational Center is 33 miles north, offering tours of the totally restored home and studio where Ernest Hemingway lived and worked for extended periods of time during the 1920s and 30s.</p> Caboose on display in Paragould monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/paragould002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/paragould002ldelta.jpg <p>Largest mural in Arkansas; depicts the town's early heritage with the Wrape Stave Mill, the Old Depot, and an old train used in the area.</p> Paragould Mural monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/paragould003ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/paragould003ldelta.jpg <p>Paragould, established in 1884 when railroad commerce created a boom town, retains its devotion to trains with an annual Loose Caboose Festival in May and a colorful 200-foot-long railroad mural in the downtown district. The town has preserved the old business district, including its 1888 courthouse and restored 1925 movie theater. Paragould is served by Crowley's Ridge College. The Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Educational Center is 33 miles north, offering tours of the totally restored home and studio where Ernest Hemingway lived and worked for extended periods of time during the 1920s and 30s.</p> Downtown Paragould monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/parkin003ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/parkin003ldelta.jpg <p>Parkin Archeological State Park is believed to be the most intact village of its time period remaining in northeast Arkansas according to the Arkansas Archeological Survey.</p> Parkin Archeological State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/parkin014ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/parkin014ldelta.jpg <p>Parkin Archeological State Park is believed to be the most intact village of its time period remaining in northeast Arkansas according to the Arkansas Archeological Survey.</p> Parkin Archeological State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/piggott001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/piggott001ldelta.jpg Enjoy shopping in Piggott. Antique shopping in Piggott monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas002lozarks.jpg Randolph Music Theater, Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas003lozarks.jpg <p>This small one-room frame building was built in 1919 and became known as the St. Mary's AME Church. The building soon took on another name in keeping with its function: "Pocahontas Colored School." For about thiry years after its construction, the building would continue to serve as a church, while its function as a school would stretch until the passage of Civil Rights legislation in the 1960s.</p> Eddie Mae Herron Center, Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas004lozarks.jpg <p>This small one-room frame building was built in 1919 and became known as the St. Mary's AME Church. The building soon took on another name in keeping with its function: "Pocahontas Colored School." For about thiry years after its construction, the building would continue to serve as a church, while its function as a school would stretch until the passage of Civil Rights legislation in the 1960s.</p> Eddie Mae Herron Center, Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas005lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas005lozarks.jpg <p>Majestic Fine Arts has art for purchase and for viewing. You can find various art pieces and an assortment of gifts.</p> Majestic Fine Arts, Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas008lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas008lozarks.jpg <p>The Century Wall is a memorial to the people who influence Americans.</p> Century Wall, Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas013lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas013lozarks.jpg <p>Enjoy an afternoon of shopping in downtown Pocahontas.</p> Shopping in Downtown Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas014lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas014lozarks.jpg <p>Enjoy shopping in downtown Pocahontas.</p> Shopping in Downtown Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas006lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas006lozarks.jpg <p>The Century Wall is located in the Black River Overlook Park. The wall is a reminder of the impact a hundred or so made on Americans. </p> Century Wall in Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas018lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas018lozarks.jpg <p>The staple of the community is the courthouse. Pictured here is the Randolph County Courthouse in Pocahontas.</p> Randolph County Courthouse, Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas019lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas019lozarks.jpg <p>This historic structure was built in 1872 and is a premier example of early Victorian architecture.</p> Historic Old Randolph County Courthouse, Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas010lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas010lozarks.jpg <p>With a recorded history that predates territorial days, the Pocahontas (pop. 6,518) region is well represented in publications that list Arkansas "firsts." While most of the county's early events are centered around its historic port towns, there are several other places of interest to travelers. Old Davidsonville State Park, a few miles down the Black River from today's Pocahontas, received Arkansas's first U.S. post office in 1817 and the territory's first federal land office in 1820. While Davidsonville was making its mark on history, another village was taking shape upstream. Bettis Bluff was named for its first settler, Dr. Ransom S. Bettis, and when Randolph County was created in 1835, the little port town was named the new county seat. It also received a new name: Pocahontas.</p> <p>In its early days, the Old Southwest Road brought commerce and travelers to the area. Several famous frontiersmen, including Sam Houston, Stephen Austin, Gen. U.S. Grant and others, also traveled the trail. For many, Pocahontas was the first supply stop in Arkansas. It is no wonder that many of Pocahontas' tourist attractions are rooted in this era. Nearby Maynard is home to the Maynard Pioneer Museum and Park which includes an over 100-year-old cabin filled with antiques from the 1800s, as well as three pavilions, playground equipment and RV hook-ups. Wilderness Valley Ranch provides overnight guided horseback rides, hay rides and buggy rides with a natural camping experience.</p> <p>Today, Pocahontas retains its historic downtown business square and beautifully restored 1872 Victorian Italianate courthouse. Most of the commercial outlets facing the square have been renovated to compliment the stately courthouse. The new Imperial Dinner Theatre offers live stage productions paired with an exquisite meal for a rich dinner theater experience. The Studio for the Arts, located in the former Imperial Theatre, provides drama, ballet, art and voice training for all ages. </p> Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas011lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas011lozarks.jpg <p>Majestic Fine Arts has art for purchase and for viewing. You can find various art pieces and an assortment of gifts.</p> Majestic Fine Arts, Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas016lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas016lozarks.jpg <p>This small one-room frame building was built in 1919 and became known as the St. Mary's AME Church. The building soon took on another name in keeping with its function: "Pocahontas Colored School." For about thiry years after its construction, the building would continue to serve as a church, while its function as a school would stretch until the passage of Civil Rights legislation in the 1960s.</p> Eddie Mae Herron Center, Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pocahontas022lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pocahontas022lozarks.jpg <p>With a recorded history that predates territorial days, the Pocahontas (pop. 6,518) region is well represented in publications that list Arkansas "firsts." While most of the county's early events are centered around its historic port towns, there are several other places of interest to travelers. Old Davidsonville State Park, a few miles down the Black River from today's Pocahontas, received Arkansas's first U.S. post office in 1817 and the territory's first federal land office in 1820. While Davidsonville was making its mark on history, another village was taking shape upstream. Bettis Bluff was named for its first settler, Dr. Ransom S. Bettis, and when Randolph County was created in 1835, the little port town was named the new county seat. It also received a new name: Pocahontas.</p> <p>In its early days, the Old Southwest Road brought commerce and travelers to the area. Several famous frontiersmen, including Sam Houston, Stephen Austin, Gen. U.S. Grant and others, also traveled the trail. For many, Pocahontas was the first supply stop in Arkansas. It is no wonder that many of Pocahontas' tourist attractions are rooted in this era. Nearby Maynard is home to the Maynard Pioneer Museum and Park which includes an over 100-year-old cabin filled with antiques from the 1800s, as well as three pavilions, playground equipment and RV hook-ups. Wilderness Valley Ranch provides overnight guided horseback rides, hay rides and buggy rides with a natural camping experience.</p> <p>Today, Pocahontas retains its historic downtown business square and beautifully restored 1872 Victorian Italianate courthouse. Most of the commercial outlets facing the square have been renovated to compliment the stately courthouse. The new Imperial Dinner Theatre offers live stage productions paired with an exquisite meal for a rich dinner theater experience. The Studio for the Arts, located in the former Imperial Theatre, provides drama, ballet, art and voice training for all ages. </p> Randolph County Courthouse, Pocahontas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/poinsett001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/poinsett001ldelta.jpg <p>The Poinsett County Courthouse at Harrisburg was built in 1918 costing $200,000. It is registered as a historic landmark. </p> Poinsett County Courthouse, Harrisburg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/powhatan003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/powhatan003lozarks.jpg <p>Buildings comprising Powhatan Courthouse State Park include the 1888 Courthouse, the 1873 Jail, the 1880s Telephone Exchange, an 1840s log house and historic school. </p> Powhatan Historic State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/southlandgreyhoundpark001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/southlandgreyhoundpark001ldelta.jpg <p>Southland Greyhound Park at West Memphis reigns as the only greyhound racing facility in the Mid-South, attracting top purses and some of the premier racing greyhounds in the world. Racing at Southland is year-round. Southland patrons also enjoy a pair of full-service restaurants and simulcast horse racing action.</p> Southland Greyhound Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/springriver002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/springriver002lozarks.jpg <p>One of the state's most popular canoeing streams; year-round floating available since the river is spring-fed from Mammoth Spring. Outfitters and a detailed description of the river can be found under 'Outdoors.'</p> Spring River in the Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/springriver003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/springriver003lozarks.jpg <p>One of the state's most popular canoeing streams; year-round floating available since the river is spring-fed from Mammoth Spring. Outfitters and a detailed description of the river can be found under 'Outdoors.'</p> Spring River in the Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/villagecreek015ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/villagecreek015ldelta.jpg <p>Ten fully equipped cabins with kitchens, four pavilions, playgrounds, baseball and multi-use fields plus a driving range are some of the facilities at Village Creek State Park. The visitor center includes an audio visual theater, a store, a gift shop and bicycle rental. Hiking, tennis and a lake swimming area are popular outdoor activities. iThe nterpretive center has large meeting facility. Lake Austell and Lake Dunn are popular for fishing; both are stocked with bass, bream, crappie and channel catfish.</p> Village Creek State Park, Wynne monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/villagecreek017ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/villagecreek017ldelta.jpg <p>Ten fully equipped cabins with kitchens, four pavilions, playgrounds, baseball and multi-use fields plus a driving range are some of the facilities at Village Creek State Park. The visitor center includes an audio visual theater, a store, a gift shop and bicycle rental. Hiking, tennis and a lake swimming area are popular outdoor activities. iThe nterpretive center has large meeting facility. Lake Austell and Lake Dunn are popular for fishing; both are stocked with bass, bream, crappie and channel catfish.</p> Village Creek State Park, Wynne monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/villagecreek021ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/villagecreek021ldelta.jpg <p>Here you can enjoy the unique geology of Crowley's Ridge, a landform of rolling hills in eastern Arkansas's Mississippi Alluvial Plain. A geologic anomaly, the ridge is covered with a lush climax Beech-Maple forest featuring oak, sugar maple, beech, butternut and tulip poplar. Park interpretive programs and exhibits share the story of the natural and cultural heritage of Crowley's Ridge. Five park trails totaling seven miles allow hikers the opportunity to explore this forest on their own, or on guided trail walks. The park also includes 15 miles of horse trails. Anglers can fish for bass, bream, catfish and crappie at the park's two lakes, Lake Austell and Lake Dunn. Launch ramps, boat docks, bait, fishing boats, electric motors and pedal boats are available late-spring through Labor Day.</p> <p>The park campground includes 97 campsites including Premium A, Standard A and Standard B sites around Lake Dunn. Nestled on a nearby ridge are the park's 10 fully-equipped cabins that feature kitchens and wood-burning fireplaces. At Lake Austell, picnic sites are situated near a sandy beach and sun deck. The park also includes four standard pavilions (two of these are enclosed), playgrounds, baseball and multi-use fields, and a driving range.</p> <p>The park visitor center includes an A/V theater, store, gift shop and bicycle rentals. The interpretive center offers a large meeting facility and The Discovery Room that features exhibits of prehistoric artifacts and information about the wildlife of Crowley's Ridge. Interpreters offer programs, concerts and special events throughout the year.</p> <p>Take Exit #242 off I-40 at Forrest City and go 13 miles north on Ark. 284 to the park.</p> Village Creek State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/vintagemotorcarmuseum001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/vintagemotorcarmuseum001lozarks.jpg <p>A shiny classic automobile parked out front lets visitors know they've found Good Old Days Vintage Motorcar Museum in downtown Hardy. Over 50 vintage vehicles are on display.</p> Vintage Motorcar Museum monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/whiteriver013ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/whiteriver013ldelta.jpg <p>From Bull Shoals to Newport, the White River flows through some of the most scenic regions The Natural State has to offer. Starting in the western Ozarks, the White meanders through the hills some 300 miles before reaching Bull Shoals Lake. With the help of Norfork Dam, Bull Shoals converts the White into a 100-mile trout stream, framed by some of the most colorful limestone bluffs and lush forests in the nation. Boat launch facilities are located at most access points and fishing resorts are available from Bull Shoals to Mountain View. Flat-bottomed johnboats, fitted with comfy seats, are the preferred method of fishing and viewing the scenery along the river. Several record-breaking browns and rainbows have been hooked on the upper White. Below Batesville, the White runs warmer and bass becomes a popular target. At Newport, the river turns southward across the delta before joining the Mississippi River in southeast Arkansas. </p> White River at Jacksonport State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/whiteriver014ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/whiteriver014ldelta.jpg <p>From Bull Shoals to Newport, the White River flows through some of the most scenic regions The Natural State has to offer. Starting in the western Ozarks, the White meanders through the hills some 300 miles before reaching Bull Shoals Lake. With the help of Norfork Dam, Bull Shoals converts the White into a 100-mile trout stream, framed by some of the most colorful limestone bluffs and lush forests in the nation. Boat launch facilities are located at most access points and fishing resorts are available from Bull Shoals to Mountain View. Flat-bottomed johnboats, fitted with comfy seats, are the preferred method of fishing and viewing the scenery along the river. Several record-breaking browns and rainbows have been hooked on the upper White. Below Batesville, the White runs warmer and bass becomes a popular target. At Newport, the river turns southward across the delta before joining the Mississippi River in southeast Arkansas.</p> White River at Jacksonport State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wildlifefarms001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wildlifefarms001ldelta.jpg <p>Nearly every type of lodging can be found in The Natural State. Upscale hotels, plush resorts, cozy cottages, rustic cabins, bed and breakfasts, a campsite or a lakeside condo&mdash;they’re all here.</p> <p>New and restored hostelries are popping up all over the place offering first class amenities for both the business and leisure traveler. They can be located lake- or riverside or in the thriving heart of the cities they’re located in. Full-service resorts run the gamut from family- and sportsman-oriented to the ultimate in luxury. For budget travelers motels offer a great place to lay their head while saving a few bucks. More often than not these properties are within a stone’s throw of a lake or river. Those wanting to get away from it all for a romantic getaway will find cozy cottages, often fully restored and always fully stocked to meet every need. Rustic yet full furnished cabins also offer great getaways usually tucked into pockets of the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains. Bed and breakfasts can be discovered in both large and small communities and can be housed in modern structures or a restored Victorian mansion. And the call of the great outdoors can be answered with a fully equipped public or private campsite situated for tent or RV camping. Pictured here is Casscoe's Wildlife Farms on the White River in the Arkansas delta.</p> Wildlife Farms, Casscoe, Arkansas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wildlifefarms002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wildlifefarms002ldelta.jpg <p>Nearly every type of lodging can be found in The Natural State. Upscale hotels, plush resorts, cozy cottages, rustic cabins, bed and breakfasts, a campsite or a lakeside condo&mdash;they’re all here.</p> <p>New and restored hostelries are popping up all over the place offering first class amenities for both the business and leisure traveler. They can be located lake- or riverside or in the thriving heart of the cities they’re located in. Full-service resorts run the gamut from family- and sportsman-oriented to the ultimate in luxury. For budget travelers motels offer a great place to lay their head while saving a few bucks. More often than not these properties are within a stone’s throw of a lake or river. Those wanting to get away from it all for a romantic getaway will find cozy cottages, often fully restored and always fully stocked to meet every need. Rustic yet full furnished cabins also offer great getaways usually tucked into pockets of the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains. Bed and breakfasts can be discovered in both large and small communities and can be housed in modern structures or a restored Victorian mansion. And the call of the great outdoors can be answered with a fully equipped public or private campsite situated for tent or RV camping. Pictured here is Casscoe's Wildlife Farms on the White River in the Arkansas delta.</p> Wildlife Farms, Casscoe, Arkansas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Jonesboro-Ridge/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Jonesboro-Ridge.jpg Crowley's Ridge monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/arriver001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/arriver001lcentral.jpg <p>Locks and dams along the Arkansas River allow access to some of the best fishing in the country. Pools formed by these are stocked by the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission with sport fish such as bass, crappie, catfish and bream, making the river a popular location for major fishing tournaments such as the Arkansas Ford Dealers Big Bass Classic. Thirty-seven public access points from the western border to central Arkansas provide easy river entrance for the recreation boater or fisherman and are managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers</p> <p>In addition to making the wide tree-lined river more enjoyable, the navigation system also created two lakes, which are recreation havens for outdoors enthusiasts. Ozark Lake covers 10,600 acres and extends 36 miles along the Arkansas River. The shoreline of the lake varies from steep bluffs and tree lined banks to open farm lands and level fields. Ten parks, three of which are day-use-only, offer a total of 157 campsites along the lakeshore. Lake Dardanelle, home to Lake Dardanelle State Park, is one of the most popular lakes in Arkansas for fishing tournaments because of large populations of catfish, white and largemouth bass, bream and crappie. Dardanelle stretches some 50 miles through the Arkansas River Valley and has over 34,000 acres of boating and fishing waters.</p> Arkansas River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/DSC0024lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/DSC0024lcentral.jpg <p>Browsing through antique shops and flea markets is a popular pastime for weekend jaunts or longer vacations. The inventory runs the gamut from fine English, French, Italian and American furniture to country primitives. Toys that bring back childhood memories, vintage clothing, Depression glass, silver, books and pottery are found in everything from small neighborhood stores and large malls along the interstate, to quaint downtown shops.</p> Little Rock city parks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/charlottes005lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/charlottes005lcentral.jpg <p>Charlotte's Eats and Sweets is in a historic pharmacy building in Keo. You can dine on sandwiches, salads, burgers, shakes, sundaes, malts, homemade cakes and pies.</p> Charlotte's Eats and Sweets, Keo monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bentonpeelhousemuseum001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bentonpeelhousemuseum001lozarks.jpg <p>In Bentonville, the Peel House Museum and Historical Garden is an exceptional example of Villa Tower Italianate architecture. Built in 1875 by Colonel Samuel West Peel, the home featured the best construction materials available&mdash;from the Southern yellow pine floors to the locally produced exterior bricks later embellished with a stucco finish. The outer stone sills and lintels were hand-carved by a local stone mason.</p> <p>The front hall showcases rare pine graining and a gracefully turned walnut balustrade stairway. There is a rare Anglo-Japanese mantle in the library and unusual Greek Revival molded trim in the parlor. Fine antiques and artifacts on loan from the Old State House and the Historic Arkansas Museum furnish the interior</p> Peel House Museum and Historical Garden monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cardoncreek001lcreek-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cardoncreek001lcreek.jpg <p>One of the state's lesser-known but just as enjoyable float streams, the Cadron has some startling surprises along its route including rapids, bluffs, and canyon-like surroundings.</p> Cadron Creek monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bentongannmuseum001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bentongannmuseum001lcentral.jpg <p>This museum is in the only known structure in the world to use bauxite aluminum ore as a building material. It was built in 1896 for Dr. Dewel Gann, Sr.; now houses memorabilia, photographs, original office furniture and artifacts.</p> Gann Museum, Benton monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bentonville002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bentonville002lozarks.jpg <p>Location of Sam Walton's first "5 & 10" which laid the cornerstone for Wal-Mart; contains displays and videos tracing origin and development of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.; also includes Sam's office and his famous red and white pickup truck.</p> Wal-Mart Visitors Center, Bentonville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bentonville003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bentonville003lozarks.jpg <p>Location of Sam Walton's first "5 & 10" which laid the cornerstone for Wal-Mart; contains displays and videos tracing origin and development of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.; also includes Sam's office and his famous red and white pickup truck.</p> Wal-Mart Visitor Center, Batesville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bentonville004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bentonville004lozarks.jpg <p>The small-town feel of Bentonville belies the corporate energy of Wal-Mart's International Headquarters located near the heart of the city. Established in 1836 as the first county seat in the state of Arkansas, Bentonville has maintained the historic character of the town. Within the city limits, there are 72 historical buildings and homes, including the Peel House Mansion and Historical Gardens. The Bentonville town square embraces a Civil War statue, benches, fountain, and beautiful gardens surrounded by quaint shops, and the Wal-Mart Visitors Center, Sam Walton's original variety store which now traces the origin and growth of Wal-Mart.</p> <p>Nearby Bella Vista has seven championship-quality golf courses featuring 117 holes of golf, and there's a combination of five more public and private golf courses in Benton County. Water sports and camping are popular at nearby Beaver Lake.</p> <p>Bentonville is 5 miles from Pea Ridge National Military Park, 19 miles from Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area, and 38 miles from Eureka Springs.</p> Downtown Bentonville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/arriver002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/arriver002lcentral.jpg <p>Riverfest is Arkansas' largest and most popular music, arts and food festival, held in Julius Breckling Riverfront Park & the vibrant River Market District in Little Rock and the North Shore Riverwalk in North Little Rock, Arkansas.</p> RiverFest Arts and Music Festival monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/arriver003lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/arriver003lcentral.jpg Little Rock Skyline monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/arstatefair001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/arstatefair001lcentral.jpg <p>The largest event in the state the Arkansas State Fair features something for everyone. Activities include a livestock show, commercial and educational exhibits, concerts by nationally known entertainers, a rodeo,a carnival midway with rides and games, arts, crafts, clowns, magicians, strolling musicians, talent and queen contests.</p> Arkansas State Fair, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/arartscenterlittlerocklcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/arartscenterlittlerocklcentral.jpg Arkansas Arts Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/arsymphony001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/arsymphony001lcentral.jpg <p>Opera, symphonies, ballet, theater and other cultural opportunities abound in cities and towns around Arkansas.</p> <p>Arts Centers: Many communities have centers devoted to the arts. Among them are Texarkana, Eureka Springs, Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Springdale, El Dorado, Fayetteville, Russellville, Leslie, Stuttgart, Siloam Springs, Clarksville and Van Buren.</p> <p>Theater, Ballet, Opera: Traveling troupes as well as local talent offer performances in such towns as Fort Smith, Little Rock, Blytheville, Fayetteville, Eureka Springs, Helena, Springdale, Texarkana, Van Buren, Jonesboro, and Rogers.</p> <p>Symphonies: Performances take place in Conway, Fayetteville, Jonesboro, Fort Smith, Pine Bluff, El Dorado, and Little Rock.</p> <p>Visual Arts: Fine arts galleries and growing arts communities are found in Eureka Springs, Hot Springs, and Little Rock/North Little Rock.</p> Arkansas Symphony monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cabotcypresscreek001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cabotcypresscreek001lcentral.jpg <p>Cypress Creek has played host to the Arkansas Open and a Hooters Tour Event, offering five sets of tees ranging from 5,709 to 7,392 yards of zoysia fairways, a long challenging layout with hazards on 12 of the 18 holes and an island green on the 16th. Hone your skills on the driving range and putting green. (No fivesomes on weekends or holidays. Collared shirts required, soft spikes only.)</p> Cypress Creek, Greystone Country Club monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/carlisle002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/carlisle002lcentral.jpg <p>The first rice crop was harvested here in 1904. Carlisle is located in the middle of the Grand Prairie. </p> Carlisle, Arkansas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanellespfishinglrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanellespfishinglrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed under the supervision of the Corps of Engineers' Little Rock District, Lake Dardanelle is one of the most accessible and attractive recreation areas in Arkansas.</p> <p>With nearly 40,000 acres of boating and fishing waters, and rimmed by choice picnic and camping areas, Dardanelle offers many recreational opportunities at Corps of Engineers sites and Lake Dardanelle State Park. An impressive new visitor center at the park welcomes tourists as it introduces them to the lake and park. Parks offer drinking water, toilet facilities, boat launching ramps, parking areas, and tables. Several have trailer dump stations, electrical outlets, and group picnic shelters. Public boat docks offer boat and motor rental services, fuel, food, and other supplies and services.</p> <p>An impoundment of the Arkansas River, the lake boasts populations of large catfish. White bass are native to the river, with adults traveling in schools and feeding near the surface. Bream, crappie and largemouth bass have been stocked in the lake and provide excellent sport fishing.</p> <p>The river valley is a favorite wintering area for the American Bald Eagle. From late fall through early spring, eagles are often seen perched in large trees and on snags along the river as they hunt for their prey. Old Post Road Park in Russellville and Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge are popular viewing areas for these majestic creatures.</p> Lake Dardanelle State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanellespvc018lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanellespvc018lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed under the supervision of the Corps of Engineers' Little Rock District, Lake Dardanelle is one of the most accessible and attractive recreation areas in Arkansas.</p> <p>With nearly 40,000 acres of boating and fishing waters, and rimmed by choice picnic and camping areas, Dardanelle offers many recreational opportunities at Corps of Engineers sites and Lake Dardanelle State Park. An impressive new visitor center at the park welcomes tourists as it introduces them to the lake and park. Parks offer drinking water, toilet facilities, boat launching ramps, parking areas, and tables. Several have trailer dump stations, electrical outlets, and group picnic shelters. Public boat docks offer boat and motor rental services, fuel, food, and other supplies and services.</p> <p>An impoundment of the Arkansas River, the lake boasts populations of large catfish. White bass are native to the river, with adults traveling in schools and feeding near the surface. Bream, crappie and largemouth bass have been stocked in the lake and provide excellent sport fishing.</p> <p>The river valley is a favorite wintering area for the American Bald Eagle. From late fall through early spring, eagles are often seen perched in large trees and on snags along the river as they hunt for their prey. Old Post Road Park in Russellville and Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge are popular viewing areas for these majestic creatures.</p> Lake Dardanelle State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/farmersmarketlcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/farmersmarketlcentral.jpg <p>An age-old tradition&mdash;buying fresh fruits and vegetables from the people that grow them&mdash;continues in numerous cities and towns around The Natural State. Meet the locals up close and personal at the farmers market and discover their growing methods and techniques. A wide variety of fresh produce and flowers, jams, jellies, homemade cheeses and more, can be found at one market or another.</p> <p>The Little Rock Farmers Market now calls the River Market’s two outdoor, open-air pavilions home. The pavilions overlooking Riverfront Park are filled with farmers selling farm-fresh produce straight to you from the backs of their trucks. From early morning until mid-afternoon, you will find bargains on on Arkansas crops. Vendors are available Tuesdays and Saturdays, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. from May through October.</p> Little Rock Farmers Market monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/morrilton002lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/morrilton002lrivervalley.jpg Enjoy Morrilton's historic downtown. Downtown Morrilton monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/emobablackhistorymuseumlcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/emobablackhistorymuseumlcentral.jpg <p>The Museum of Black Arkansans and Performing Arts&mdash;or EMOBA as it's more commonly known&mdash;has exhibits on prominent Black Arkansans and the African-American experience. It showcases the contributions of past generations of Black Arkansans and keeps alive the heritage to promote pride and unity in all communities throughout Arkansas. The museum, which is housed in the historic First Baptist Church building at 12th & Louisiana also serves as a performing arts center for African Americans. Guided tours available; gift shop; open February-September; call for hours of operation and exhibit schedule. There is a small admission fee.</p> Ernie's Museum of Black Arkansans monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/DSC0016lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/DSC0016lcentral.jpg <p>Browsing through antique shops and flea markets is a popular pastime for weekend jaunts or longer vacations. The inventory runs the gamut from fine English, French, Italian and American furniture to country primitives. Toys that bring back childhood memories, vintage clothing, Depression glass, silver, books and pottery are found in everything from small neighborhood stores and large malls along the interstate, to quaint downtown shops.</p> Antiquing in The Natural State monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cothams001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cothams001lcentral.jpg <p>Cotham's Mercantile at Scott began as an old general store and is now a restaurant. Having been around since 1917, it looks much the same as it always has. Its claim to fame is the food. "Where the Elite Meet to Eat" is the eatery's motto which is easily backed up by the photos adorning the wall. Nothing fancy here, just plain down-home cooking like fried catfish, hush puppies, pork chops, chicken and dumplings, daily plate lunch specials, and the signature dish: the "hubcap" hamburger, so named because of its size.</p> Cotham's Mercantile & Restaurant, Scott monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/clintoncenter001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/clintoncenter001lcentral.jpg Ride the River Rail Trolley to the Clinton Presidential Center. River Rail Trolley monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/clintoncenter002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/clintoncenter002lcentral.jpg <p>Located in a new 30-acre city park along the south bank of the Arkansas River in Little Rock. The center features an interactive museum, including an authentic replica of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room, the Presidential Library and Archives, adaptive reuse of historic Choctaw Station, built in 1899, as home of the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service. Futuer plans call for the renovation of the abandoned Rock Island Railroad Bridge as a pedestrian crossing.</p> Clinton Presidential Center and Park, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/centralhighmuseumvclcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/centralhighmuseumvclcentral.jpg <p>Located in a renovated Mobil Service Station across from Central High School National Historic Site, the museum features the permanent exhibit, "All the World is Watching Us: Little Rock and the 1957 Crisis" details the events of the 1957 desegregation Crisis at the school. The first major test of the Civil Rights Act, the struggles of the "Little Rock Nine" are depicted through historic photographs, news articles and exhibits.</p> Little Rock Central High Museum monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/carlisle003lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/carlisle003lcentral.jpg <p>The first rice crop was harvested here in 1904. Carlisle is located in the middle of the Grand Prairie. </p> Carlisle Train Depot monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/clintoncenter004lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/clintoncenter004lcentral.jpg <p>Located in a new 30-acre city park along the south bank of the Arkansas River in Little Rock. The center features an interactive museum, including an authentic replica of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room, the Presidential Library and Archives, adaptive reuse of historic Choctaw Station, built in 1899, as home of the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service. Futuer plans call for the renovation of the abandoned Rock Island Railroad Bridge as a pedestrian crossing.</p> Clinton Presidentional Center and Park, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/clintoncenter005lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/clintoncenter005lcentral.jpg <p>Located in a new 30-acre city park along the south bank of the Arkansas River in Little Rock. The center features an interactive museum, including an authentic replica of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room, the Presidential Library and Archives, adaptive reuse of historic Choctaw Station, built in 1899, as home of the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service. Futuer plans call for the renovation of the abandoned Rock Island Railroad Bridge as a pedestrian crossing.</p> Clinton Presidential Center and Park, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/clintoncenter006lcenrtal-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/clintoncenter006lcenrtal.jpg <p>Located in a new 30-acre city park along the south bank of the Arkansas River in Little Rock. The center features an interactive museum, including an authentic replica of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room, the Presidential Library and Archives, adaptive reuse of historic Choctaw Station, built in 1899, as home of the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service. Futuer plans call for the renovation of the abandoned Rock Island Railroad Bridge as a pedestrian crossing.</p> Clinton Presidential Center and Park, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/conway2lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/conway2lcentral.jpg <p>Conway can easily be called a seat of higher education since three colleges call the town home: University of Central Arkansas, Hendrix College and Central Baptist College. Having three colleges means there's never a shortage of things to do, whether it's a sporting event, a lecture, a concert or a play. This thriving Central Arkansas community is also one of the fastest growing in the state.</p> A seat of higher education monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bayoumetoduckhunting02ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bayoumetoduckhunting02ldelta.jpg <p>Bayou Meto is one of the largest state-owned wildlife management areas in the nation, encompassing 33,832 acres in Arkansas and Jefferson counties. The topography is generally flat with little more than an 11-foot change in elevation over the entire area. Elevations range from 174 to 185 feet above Mean Sea Level. The area has a north-south elongation, with the southernmost extension of the area separated from the main body by a distance of one mile. The WMA consists of 88 miles of exterior boundary and 4.25 of interior boundary.</p> Bayou Meto Wildlife Management Area monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bknoblake001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bknoblake001lcentral.jpg <p>Bald Knob Lake, a 217-acre reservoir for the city waterworks, was built in 1960 two miles north of Bald Knob off Ark. 258.</p> <p>Fishing: Bass, crappie, bream and catfish are popular catches. Lake is restricted to 10-hp or less boats and a boat launch is available. </p> Bald Knob Lake monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/augusta001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/augusta001ldelta.jpg <p>The largest refuge along the river is the Cache River National Wildlife Refuge, which covers 55,000 acres in four counties. Outdoor opportunities include fishing, waterfowl hunting, game hunting, wildlife watching and photography. Camping is primitive.</p> Cache River National Wildlife Refuge, Augusta monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/greenbrier001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/greenbrier001lcentral.jpg <p>Established by Scott and Heidi Riddle in 1990 on 330 acres in the Ozark Mountain foothills in Arkansas as a non-profit [IRS 501(C)(3)] home for any elephant that needs one for any reason. This is the only internationally recognized sanctuary which accepts any elephant regardless of species, gender, or disposition; donations appreciated.</p> <p>Directions: The sanctuary is located in a rural area between the towns of Guy and Quitman. Follow the elephant signs to the sanctuary north off Highway 25.</p> Riddle's Elephant & Wildlife Sanctuary monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hazen001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hazen001ldelta.jpg <p>Follow the green-and-white pilot wheel markers along the Great River Road in the heart of eastern Arkansas's Mississippi River Delta country. The road, designated a national scenic byway, will lead you from north to south through this rich agricultural kingdom where cotton, rice, soybeans and wheat flourish in some of Arkansas's richest soils. Crowley's Ridge Parkway, another nation scenic byway, also winds through this region, providing excellent views of the productive land from atop a geologic oddity rising from the Detla. Learn more about Crowley's Ridge.</p> <p>This is the land where Europeans first crossed the Mississippi in 1541, where you can experience a taste of the civilizations they found here at the Hampson Museum State Park at Wilson and at Parkin Archeological State Park at Parkin. You can relive the early days of more recent settlement at countless museums throughout the region, including the Arkansas State University Museum at Jonesboro and the Museum of the Arkansas Grand Prairie at Stuttgart.</p> <p>Highpoints include the Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum & Education Center at Piggott, where "papa" penned portions of "A Farewell to Arms"; the historic riverport of Helena, where the Delta Cultural Center interprets the land, the people and the music of the river country; Arkansas Post National Memorial, which preserves the site of the earliest settlement in the lower Mississippi River Valley; Southland Greyhound Park, one of the largest dog tracks in the country; and Lake Chicot State Park, where fishing is exceptional and bird watching second to none. And don't miss the Louisiana Purchase State Park, where a monument marks the initial point for surveys of the 1803 Louisiana Purchase.</p> Hazen, Arkansas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hazen003ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hazen003ldelta.jpg <p>Follow the green-and-white pilot wheel markers along the Great River Road in the heart of eastern Arkansas's Mississippi River Delta country. The road, designated a national scenic byway, will lead you from north to south through this rich agricultural kingdom where cotton, rice, soybeans and wheat flourish in some of Arkansas's richest soils. Crowley's Ridge Parkway, another nation scenic byway, also winds through this region, providing excellent views of the productive land from atop a geologic oddity rising from the Detla. Learn more about Crowley's Ridge.</p> <p>This is the land where Europeans first crossed the Mississippi in 1541, where you can experience a taste of the civilizations they found here at the Hampson Museum State Park at Wilson and at Parkin Archeological State Park at Parkin. You can relive the early days of more recent settlement at countless museums throughout the region, including the Arkansas State University Museum at Jonesboro and the Museum of the Arkansas Grand Prairie at Stuttgart.</p> <p>Highpoints include the Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum & Education Center at Piggott, where "papa" penned portions of "A Farewell to Arms"; the historic riverport of Helena, where the Delta Cultural Center interprets the land, the people and the music of the river country; Arkansas Post National Memorial, which preserves the site of the earliest settlement in the lower Mississippi River Valley; Southland Greyhound Park, one of the largest dog tracks in the country; and Lake Chicot State Park, where fishing is exceptional and bird watching second to none. And don't miss the Louisiana Purchase State Park, where a monument marks the initial point for surveys of the 1803 Louisiana Purchase. </p> Hazen, Arkansas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hazen005ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hazen005ldelta.jpg <p>Follow the green-and-white pilot wheel markers along the Great River Road in the heart of eastern Arkansas's Mississippi River Delta country. The road, designated a national scenic byway, will lead you from north to south through this rich agricultural kingdom where cotton, rice, soybeans and wheat flourish in some of Arkansas's richest soils. Crowley's Ridge Parkway, another nation scenic byway, also winds through this region, providing excellent views of the productive land from atop a geologic oddity rising from the Detla. Learn more about Crowley's Ridge.</p> <p>This is the land where Europeans first crossed the Mississippi in 1541, where you can experience a taste of the civilizations they found here at the Hampson Museum State Park at Wilson and at Parkin Archeological State Park at Parkin. You can relive the early days of more recent settlement at countless museums throughout the region, including the Arkansas State University Museum at Jonesboro and the Museum of the Arkansas Grand Prairie at Stuttgart.</p> <p>Highpoints include the Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum & Education Center at Piggott, where "papa" penned portions of "A Farewell to Arms"; the historic riverport of Helena, where the Delta Cultural Center interprets the land, the people and the music of the river country; Arkansas Post National Memorial, which preserves the site of the earliest settlement in the lower Mississippi River Valley; Southland Greyhound Park, one of the largest dog tracks in the country; and Lake Chicot State Park, where fishing is exceptional and bird watching second to none. And don't miss the Louisiana Purchase State Park, where a monument marks the initial point for surveys of the 1803 Louisiana Purchase. </p> Hazen Train Station monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/heifer001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/heifer001lrivervalley.jpg <p>Heifer International Ranch is a 1,200 acre working ranch and hands on learning center. The center provides education that promotes sustainable solutions to global hunger, poverty and environmental concerns. </p> Heifer International Ranch, Perryville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/heifer002lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/heifer002lrivervalley.jpg <p>Heifer International Ranch is a 1,200 acre working ranch and hands on learning center. The center provides education that promotes sustainable solutions to global hunger, poverty and environmental concerns.</p> Heifer International Ranch, Perryville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/heifer003lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/heifer003lrivervalley.jpg <p>1,200 acre working ranch and hands on learning center providing education that promotes sustainable solutions to global hunger, poverty and environmental concerns. Full service Conference and Retreat Center on campus.</p> Heifer International Ranch, Perryville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hoganfishhatchery001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hoganfishhatchery001lcentral.jpg <p>One of the world's largest working fish hatcheries annually produces catfish, largemouth bass, bream, crappie, striped bass and hybrid striped bass. Aquariums, bird watching, fish farming methods; tours available.</p> Joe Hogan Fish Hatchery, Lonoke monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hoganfishhatchery002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hoganfishhatchery002lcentral.jpg <p>One of the world's largest working fish hatcheries annually produces catfish, largemouth bass, bream, crappie, striped bass and hybrid striped bass. Aquariums, bird watching, fish farming methods; tours available.</p> Joe Hogan Fish Hatchery, Lonoke monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hoganfishhatchery004lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hoganfishhatchery004lcentral.jpg <p>One of the world's largest working fish hatcheries annually produces catfish, largemouth bass, bream, crappie, striped bass and hybrid striped bass. Aquariums, bird watching, fish farming methods; tours available.</p> Joe Hogan Fish Hatchery, Lonoke monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/holla001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/holla001lrivervalley.jpg <p> birdwatcher's paradise, this refuge is home at different times of the year to Canada geese and several species of ducks, bald eagles and other wildlife. The area was established to provide essential habitat for migratory birds in the Mississippi Valley Fly-Way.</p> Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hollabend001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hollabend001lrivervalley.jpg <p>A birdwatcher's paradise, this refuge is home at different times of the year to Canada geese and several species of ducks, bald eagles and other wildlife. The area was established to provide essential habitat for migratory birds in the Mississippi Valley Fly-Way.</p> Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanelle052lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanelle052lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed under the supervision of the Corps of Engineers' Little Rock District, Lake Dardanelle is one of the most accessible and attractive recreation areas in Arkansas.</p> <p>With nearly 40,000 acres of boating and fishing waters, and rimmed by choice picnic and camping areas, Dardanelle offers many recreational opportunities. Parks offer drinking water, toilet facilities, boat launching ramps, parking areas, and tables. Several have trailer dump stations, electrical outlets, and group picnic shelters. Public boat docks offer boat and motor rental services, fuel, food, and other supplies and services.</p> <p>An impoundment of the Arkansas River, the lake boasts populations of large catfish. White bass are native to the river, with adults traveling in schools and feeding near the surface. Bream, crappie and largemouth bass have been stocked in the lake and provide excellent sport fishing.</p> <p>The river valley is a favorite wintering area for the American Bald Eagle. From late fall through early spring, eagles are often seen perched in large trees and on snags along the river as they hunt for their prey. Old Post Road Park in Russellville and Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge are popular viewing areas for these majestic creatures.</p> Lake Dardanelle monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanelle022lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanelle022lrivervalley.jpg <p>Arkansas offers some of the best natural experiences in the nation, and camping provides a refreshing way to see the great outdoors. From the Ozark and Ouachita Mountain highlands to lake or streamside campsites the state has a campground to meet your needs.</p> <p>Camping options include: more than 200 campgrounds operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; the state’s three national forests; 28 state parks; and the National Park Service at the Buffalo National River and Hot Springs National Park. In addition, there are numerous private campgrounds located throughout the state.</p> <p>Pictured here is Lake Dardanelle State Park located in the heart of the Arkansas River Valley.</p> Lake Dardanelle State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanelle047lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanelle047lrivervalley.jpg <p>Arkansas offers some of the best natural experiences in the nation, and camping provides a refreshing way to see the great outdoors. From the Ozark and Ouachita Mountain highlands to lake or streamside campsites the state has a campground to meet your needs.</p> <p>Camping options include: more than 200 campgrounds operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; the state’s three national forests; 28 state parks; and the National Park Service at the Buffalo National River and Hot Springs National Park. In addition, there are numerous private campgrounds located throughout the state.</p> <p>Pictured here is Lake Dardanelle State Park located in the heart of the Arkansas River Valley.</p> Lake Dardanelle State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeconwaylcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeconwaylcentral.jpg <p>At 6,700 acres, Lake Conway is still the largest lake ever built by a state wildlife agency even though the impoundment is over 50 years. Although the lake has been known for its bream and crappie fishing, throughout its history the constant thread has always been its strong bass population.</p> <p>Conway was built around a living forest, and while most of the above-surface dead timber has fallen over the years, beneath the surface it's an absolute jungle. Log jams, stumps, lily pad fields, coontail moss all provide great cover.</p> <p>Since the lake is a rather shallow lake, the bass is within reach of fishermen’s lures, no matter how hot the summer gets. The bass may not like hot weather, but they can’t escape it by going deep the way they do in other lakes. This makes daytime fishing on Lake Conway much more productive during summer than some Arkansas lakes.</p> <p>Some of the best areas on the lake to start looking for bass include the big flat near Gold Creek channel and the creek channels of the Pierce Creek and Palarm Creek arms on the south. The section of the lake south of the Highway 89 bridge is slightly deeper than the rest of the lake, and the Palarm Creek channel winding through this section also holds some good bass.</p> Lake Conway monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrrivermarket006lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrrivermarket006lcentral.jpg <p>The River Market is a public food market with entertainment and rich cultural experiences. Located in Riverfront Park, adjacent to the Riverfest Amphitheatre; home to the Farmer's Market and the Market Hall. Restaurants, bars, art galleries, shops, museums, and library can be found here.</p> Little Rock River Market District monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanelle050lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanelle050lrivervalley.jpg <p>Arkansas offers some of the best natural experiences in the nation, and camping provides a refreshing way to see the great outdoors. From the Ozark and Ouachita Mountain highlands to lake or streamside campsites the state has a campground to meet your needs.</p> <p>Camping options include: more than 200 campgrounds operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; the state’s three national forests; 28 state parks; and the National Park Service at the Buffalo National River and Hot Springs National Park. In addition, there are numerous private campgrounds located throughout the state.</p> <p>Pictured here is Lake Dardanelle State Park located in the heart of the Arkansas River Valley.</p> Lake Dardanelle State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrrivermarket010lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrrivermarket010lcentral.jpg <p>The River Market is a public food market with entertainment and rich cultural experiences. Located in Riverfront Park, adjacent to the Riverfest Amphitheatre; home to the Farmer's Market and the Market Hall. Restaurants, bars, art galleries, shops, museums, and library can be found here.</p> Little Rock River Market District monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrrivermarket011lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrrivermarket011lcentral.jpg <p>The River Market is a public food market with entertainment and rich cultural experiences. Located in Riverfront Park, adjacent to the Riverfest Amphitheatre; home to the Farmer's Market and the Market Hall. Restaurants, bars, art galleries, shops, museums, and library can be found here.</p> River Market monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/kidsplaying010lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/kidsplaying010lcentral.jpg <p>This quaint little Ozark shopping village gets its unique name from the legend of a German immigrant crossing the creek and overturning his load of pickles in the creek; Gina's Jewel Restaurant & Fudge Shop, Mack's General Store, Pickles Gap Creek Gourmets/Gifts & Baskets, Mack's Knife Shop, the Pickin' Porch Music, Precious Memories in the Village Store, and Kiddie Land. </p> Pickles Gap Village monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanelle053lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanelle053lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed under the supervision of the Corps of Engineers' Little Rock District, Lake Dardanelle is one of the most accessible and attractive recreation areas in Arkansas.</p> <p>With nearly 40,000 acres of boating and fishing waters, and rimmed by choice picnic and camping areas, Dardanelle offers many recreational opportunities. Parks offer drinking water, toilet facilities, boat launching ramps, parking areas, and tables. Several have trailer dump stations, electrical outlets, and group picnic shelters. Public boat docks offer boat and motor rental services, fuel, food, and other supplies and services.</p> <p>An impoundment of the Arkansas River, the lake boasts populations of large catfish. White bass are native to the river, with adults traveling in schools and feeding near the surface. Bream, crappie and largemouth bass have been stocked in the lake and provide excellent sport fishing.</p> <p>The river valley is a favorite wintering area for the American Bald Eagle. From late fall through early spring, eagles are often seen perched in large trees and on snags along the river as they hunt for their prey. Old Post Road Park in Russellville and Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge are popular viewing areas for these majestic creatures.</p> Lake Dardanelle State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanelle054lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanelle054lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed under the supervision of the Corps of Engineers' Little Rock District, Lake Dardanelle is one of the most accessible and attractive recreation areas in Arkansas.</p> <p>With nearly 40,000 acres of boating and fishing waters, and rimmed by choice picnic and camping areas, Dardanelle offers many recreational opportunities. Parks offer drinking water, toilet facilities, boat launching ramps, parking areas, and tables. Several have trailer dump stations, electrical outlets, and group picnic shelters. Public boat docks offer boat and motor rental services, fuel, food, and other supplies and services.</p> <p>An impoundment of the Arkansas River, the lake boasts populations of large catfish. White bass are native to the river, with adults traveling in schools and feeding near the surface. Bream, crappie and largemouth bass have been stocked in the lake and provide excellent sport fishing.</p> <p>The river valley is a favorite wintering area for the American Bald Eagle. From late fall through early spring, eagles are often seen perched in large trees and on snags along the river as they hunt for their prey. Old Post Road Park in Russellville and Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge are popular viewing areas for these majestic creatures.</p> Lake Dardanelle State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanelle055lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanelle055lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed under the supervision of the Corps of Engineers' Little Rock District, Lake Dardanelle is one of the most accessible and attractive recreation areas in Arkansas.</p> <p>With nearly 40,000 acres of boating and fishing waters, and rimmed by choice picnic and camping areas, Dardanelle offers many recreational opportunities. Parks offer drinking water, toilet facilities, boat launching ramps, parking areas, and tables. Several have trailer dump stations, electrical outlets, and group picnic shelters. Public boat docks offer boat and motor rental services, fuel, food, and other supplies and services.</p> <p>An impoundment of the Arkansas River, the lake boasts populations of large catfish. White bass are native to the river, with adults traveling in schools and feeding near the surface. Bream, crappie and largemouth bass have been stocked in the lake and provide excellent sport fishing.</p> <p>The river valley is a favorite wintering area for the American Bald Eagle. From late fall through early spring, eagles are often seen perched in large trees and on snags along the river as they hunt for their prey. Old Post Road Park in Russellville and Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge are popular viewing areas for these majestic creatures.</p> Lake Dardanelle State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanelle057lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanelle057lrivervalley.jpg <p>Two park locations on 34,000-acre lake: Russellville (main park) and Dardanelle. Bass fishing, boat ramps, hiking trails, lake tours, pavilion, campground, marina and miniature golf. The new lakeside visitors center features interactive exhibits, educational programs, state-of-the-art audio visual equipment, classrooms. Major aquatic exhibit has four aquariums focusing on local waterways and their tributaries.</p> <p>With nearly 40,000 acres of boating and fishing waters, and rimmed by choice picnic and camping areas, Dardanelle offers many recreational opportunities. An impoundment of the Arkansas River, the lake boasts populations of large catfish. White bass are native to the river, with adults traveling in schools and feeding near the surface. Bream, crappie and largemouth bass have been stocked in the lake and provide excellent sport fishing.</p> Lake Dardanelle State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanelle058lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanelle058lrivervalley.jpg <p>Two park locations on 34,000-acre lake: Russellville (main park) and Dardanelle. Bass fishing, boat ramps, hiking trails, lake tours, pavilion, campground, marina and miniature golf. The new lakeside visitors center features interactive exhibits, educational programs, state-of-the-art audio visual equipment, classrooms. Major aquatic exhibit has four aquariums focusing on local waterways and their tributaries.</p> <p>With nearly 40,000 acres of boating and fishing waters, and rimmed by choice picnic and camping areas, Dardanelle offers many recreational opportunities. An impoundment of the Arkansas River, the lake boasts populations of large catfish. White bass are native to the river, with adults traveling in schools and feeding near the surface. Bream, crappie and largemouth bass have been stocked in the lake and provide excellent sport fishing.</p> Lake Dardanelle State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanelle059lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanelle059lrivervalley.jpg <p>Two park locations on 34,000-acre lake: Russellville (main park) and Dardanelle. Bass fishing, boat ramps, hiking trails, lake tours, pavilion, campground, marina and miniature golf. The new lakeside visitors center features interactive exhibits, educational programs, state-of-the-art audio visual equipment, classrooms. Major aquatic exhibit has four aquariums focusing on local waterways and their tributaries.</p> <p>With nearly 40,000 acres of boating and fishing waters, and rimmed by choice picnic and camping areas, Dardanelle offers many recreational opportunities. An impoundment of the Arkansas River, the lake boasts populations of large catfish. White bass are native to the river, with adults traveling in schools and feeding near the surface. Bream, crappie and largemouth bass have been stocked in the lake and provide excellent sport fishing.</p> Camping at Lake Dardanelle State Park, Russellville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanelle061lrivevalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanelle061lrivevalley.jpg <p>This park offers two areas on scenic Lake Dardanelle, a 34,300-acre reservoir on the Arkansas River. The Russellville (main park) and Dardanelle locations offer camping (83 sites: Russellville--Premium B with sewer, Preferred B and Standard B; Dardanelle--Standard B;), launch ramps, standard pavilions, picnic sites, restrooms and bathhouses with hot showers. A visitor center featuring interpretive exhibits and a major aquatic exhibit of four aquariums, marina (Dardanelle also), barrier-free fishing pier, trail, fishing tournament weigh-in pavilion and interpretive programs are available in the Russellville Area, plus kayak and bicycle rentals. To reach each area: 1) Russellville Area--Take Exit #81 (Ark. Hwy. 7) off I-40 at Russellville. Turn south, then immediately turn west on Ark. 326 and go five miles. 2) Dardanelle Area--Four miles west of Dardanelle on Ark. 22.</p> Lake Dardanelle State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanelle065lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanelle065lrivervalley.jpg <p>For those who enjoy camping by a scenic lake with great fishing, this park offers two areas on Lake Dardanelle, a 34,300-acre reservoir on the Arkansas River. The Russellville (main park) and Dardanelle locations offer camping (83 sites: Russellville--Premium B with sewer, Preferred B and Standard B; Dardanelle--Standard B;), launch ramps, standard pavilions, picnic sites, restrooms and bathhouses with hot showers. A visitor center featuring interpretive exhibits and a major aquatic exhibit of four aquariums, marina (Dardanelle also), barrier-free fishing pier, miniature golf course, trail, fishing tournament weigh-in pavilion and interpretive programs are available in the Russellville Area, plus kayak and bicycle rentals. To reach each area: 1) Russellville Area--Take Exit #81 (Ark. Hwy. 7) off I-40 at Russellville. Turn south, then immediately turn west on Ark. 326 and go five miles. 2) Dardanelle Area--Four miles west of Dardanelle on Ark. 22.</p> Lake Dardanelle State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrrivermarket016lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrrivermarket016lcentral.jpg <p>The River Market is a public food market with entertainment and rich cultural experiences. Located in Riverfront Park, adjacent to the Riverfest Amphitheatre; home to the Farmer's Market and the Market Hall. Restaurants, bars, art galleries, shops, museums, and library can be found here.</p> Holiday Lights, Little Rock River Market monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanellespworld1lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanellespworld1lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed under the supervision of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Little Rock District, Lake Dardanelle is one of the most accessible and attractive recreation areas in Arkansas. Located about half-way between Little Rock and Fort Smith, the lake stretches some 50 miles as part of the $1.2 billion Arkansas River Navigation System. It is an important link in the 450-mile project that extends river commerce from the Mississippi River to near Tulsa, Oklahoma.</p> <p>With just over 34,000 acres of boating and fishing waters, 315 miles of shoreline, and rimmed by choice picnic and camping areas, offers many recreational opportunities. Parks offer drinking water, toilet facilities, boat launching ramps, parking areas, and tables. Several have trailer dump stations, electrical outlets, and group picnic shelters. Public boat docks offer boat and motor rental services, fuel, food, and other supplies and services. Some 250 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers campsites are available around the lake, plus Lake Dardanelle State Park welcomes visitors at two shoreline locations. Also, the river valley is a favorite wintering area for the American Bald Eagle. From late fall through early spring, eagles are often seen perched in large trees and on snags along the river as they hunt for their prey. Old Post Road Park in Russellville and Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge are popular viewing areas for these majestic creatures.</p> Lake Dardanelle monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakedardanellevcresizelrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakedardanellevcresizelrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed under the supervision of the Corps of Engineers' Little Rock District, Lake Dardanelle is one of the most accessible and attractive recreation areas in Arkansas.</p> <p>With nearly 40,000 acres of boating and fishing waters, and rimmed by choice picnic and camping areas, Dardanelle offers many recreational opportunities at Corps of Engineers sites and Lake Dardanelle State Park. An impressive new visitor center at the park welcomes tourists as it introduces them to the lake and park. Parks offer drinking water, toilet facilities, boat launching ramps, parking areas, and tables. Several have trailer dump stations, electrical outlets, and group picnic shelters. Public boat docks offer boat and motor rental services, fuel, food, and other supplies and services.</p> <p>An impoundment of the Arkansas River, the lake boasts populations of large catfish. White bass are native to the river, with adults traveling in schools and feeding near the surface. Bream, crappie and largemouth bass have been stocked in the lake and provide excellent sport fishing.</p> <p>The river valley is a favorite wintering area for the American Bald Eagle. From late fall through early spring, eagles are often seen perched in large trees and on snags along the river as they hunt for their prey. Old Post Road Park in Russellville and Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge are popular viewing areas for these majestic creatures.</p> Lake Dardanelle State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrrivermarket019lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrrivermarket019lcentral.jpg <p>Replicas of vintage trolleys transport people between Little Rock and North Little Rock downtowns. Phase one includes 2.1 miles of track and three operating streetcars. Attractions being serviced include Alltel Arena, the Statehouse Convention Center, the River Market, hotels, restaurants, the Historic Arkansas and Discovery Museums, Robinson Center Music Hall and Riverfront Park and Amphitheater. When finished, phase two will connect the route to the Clinton Presidential Center and Heifer Project International Global Village.</p> River Rail Trolley monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lapurchase081ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lapurchase081ldelta.jpg <p>This National Historic Landmark, located at the junction of Lee, Monroe and Phillips counties, preserves the initial point from which all surveys of the property acquired through the Louisiana Purchase of 1803 initiated. That year, President Thomas Jefferson purchased the vast territory of Louisiana from France for $15 million. The unmapped wilderness of approximately 900,000 square miles doubled the size of the fledgling nation and helped shape the destiny of the United States.</p> <p>The barrier-free boardwalk features wayside interpretive exhibits that tell about the Louisiana Purchase, and describe the flora and fauna of the surrounding swamp. The headwater swamp is representative of the swamplands that were common in eastern Arkansas before the vast bottomlands were drained and cleared for farming and commercial purposes.</p> Louisiana Purchase State Park near Brinkley monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lapurchase082ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lapurchase082ldelta.jpg <p>This National Historic Landmark, located at the junction of Lee, Monroe and Phillips counties, preserves the initial point from which all surveys of the property acquired through the Louisiana Purchase of 1803 initiated. That year, President Thomas Jefferson purchased the vast territory of Louisiana from France for $15 million. The unmapped wilderness of approximately 900,000 square miles doubled the size of the fledgling nation and helped shape the destiny of the United States.</p> <p>The barrier-free boardwalk features wayside interpretive exhibits that tell about the Louisiana Purchase, and describe the flora and fauna of the surrounding swamp. The headwater swamp is representative of the swamplands that were common in eastern Arkansas before the vast bottomlands were drained and cleared for farming and commercial purposes.</p> Louisiana Purchase State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lapurchase083ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lapurchase083ldelta.jpg <p>This National Historic Landmark, located at the junction of Lee, Monroe and Phillips counties, preserves the initial point from which all surveys of the property acquired through the Louisiana Purchase of 1803 initiated. That year, President Thomas Jefferson purchased the vast territory of Louisiana from France for $15 million. The unmapped wilderness of approximately 900,000 square miles doubled the size of the fledgling nation and helped shape the destiny of the United States.</p> <p>The barrier-free boardwalk features wayside interpretive exhibits that tell about the Louisiana Purchase, and describe the flora and fauna of the surrounding swamp. The headwater swamp is representative of the swamplands that were common in eastern Arkansas before the vast bottomlands were drained and cleared for farming and commercial purposes.</p> Louisiana Purchase State Park near Brinkley monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/littlerock017lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/littlerock017lcentral.jpg <p>Taking a spa vacation in Arkansas is a natural thing to do. A variety of services are offered at spas around the state and range from massages and facials to mineral baths and needle showers.</p> <p>Spas and day spas can be found in towns around Arkansas such as Little Rock, Eureka Springs, Hot Springs, Magnolia, Fayetteville and Conway.</p> Little Rock Day Spa monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/littlerock002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/littlerock002lcentral.jpg <p>Located on the shores of the Arkansas River, the Statehouse Convention Center plays host to conventions, meetings, banquets and other special events. Total square footage is about 230,000 square feet. </p> Little Rock's Statehouse Convention Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/littlerock015lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/littlerock015lcentral.jpg <p>There are several ways to explore the heavens in The Natural State. Several planetariums around the state&mdash;University of Arkansas at Little Rock, University of Arkansas at Monticello, University of Central Arkansas, Arkansas Tech University and Henderson State University&mdash;offer special programs for viewing the stars and other celestial bodies. And several Arkansas State Parks host astronomy-related events, such as Star Party Weekends pictured here.</p> Pinnacle Mountain State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/littlerock006lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/littlerock006lcentral.jpg <p>Arkansas's capital city, Little Rock began on the Arkansas River and years later it's still the place to be with the bustling River Market District featuring restaurants, shops, bars, museums and hotels. A coming attraction to the area is the Clinton Presidential Center & Park, which will open in November 2004.</p> <p>The arts flourish here with the Arkansas Arts Center, housing one of the most-acclaimed collections of works on paper in the country. Fine and casual dining are abundant, as are performing arts opportunities. Numerous museums covering everything from science and Arkansas history to the role of the military in the state and Black history are also found here. A good way to get an overview of Little Rock and its major attractions is onboard a Little Rock Tours state-of-the-art bus. The tours, which depart daily from the River Market District, feature knowledgeable guides and relevant Hollywood and news clips shown on screens throughout the bus.</p> <p>Outdoor lovers won't be disappointed either with numerous city parks offering running/walking trails, fishing, ball fields and picnic areas. Just to the west of town is Pinnacle Mountain State Park, a day-use park which offers a birds-eye view of the city from its summit.</p> Little Rock skyline monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/littlerock008lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/littlerock008lcentral.jpg <p>Arkansas's capital city, Little Rock began on the Arkansas River and years later it's still the place to be with the bustling River Market District featuring restaurants, shops, bars, museums and hotels. A coming attraction to the area is the Clinton Presidential Center & Park, which will open in November 2004.</p> <p>The arts flourish here with the Arkansas Arts Center, housing one of the most-acclaimed collections of works on paper in the country. Fine and casual dining are abundant, as are performing arts opportunities. Numerous museums covering everything from science and Arkansas history to the role of the military in the state and Black history are also found here. A good way to get an overview of Little Rock and its major attractions is onboard a Little Rock Tours state-of-the-art bus. The tours, which depart daily from the River Market District, feature knowledgeable guides and relevant Hollywood and news clips shown on screens throughout the bus.</p> <p>Outdoor lovers won't be disappointed either with numerous city parks offering running/walking trails, fishing, ball fields and picnic areas. Just to the west of town is Pinnacle Mountain State Park, a day-use park which offers a birds-eye view of the city from its summit.</p> Little Rock skyline monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/littlerock012lcenter-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/littlerock012lcenter.jpg <p>From the central portion of the state, the Arkansas River flows southward through the rich farmlands of the Arkansas delta to its confluence with the Mississippi River. Twenty-three recreation areas with campgrounds ranging from fully equipped to day-use-only can be found along this stretch. The river is also popular for other outdoor recreation such as boating and water skiing. The Arkansas River National Drag Boat Races take place annually at Pine Bluff on Labor Day weekend.</p> <p>Fishing: Locks and dams along the river allow access to some of the best fishing in the country. Pools formed by these are stocked by the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission with sport fish such as bass, crappie, catfish and bream, making the river a popular location for major fishing tournaments such as BASSMASTERS and the Arkansas Ford Dealers Big Bass Classic. Due to the record-breaking total catch (which still stands) when BASSMASTERS was held in Pine Bluff, the city now bills itself as the "Bass Capital of the World." </p> Fishing on the Arkansas River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/littlerock016lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/littlerock016lcentral.jpg <p>Here in the heart of the state, you can fish the Arkansas River with Little Rock's skyscrapers as your backdrop in the morning, and attend a performance of a contemporary drama at the Arkansas Repertory Theater in the evening. Museums, concerts, one-man shows and lectures enliven the cultural scene, and there are plenty of opportunities for enjoying the outdoor world of biking, hiking, backpacking, camping, sailing, fishing and bird watching only minutes away from the metropolitan area.</p> <p>The Historic Arkansas Museum at Third and Scott Streets in downtown Little Rock is a fascinating collection of the city’s earliest structures. A visit here will give you an introduction to a life as it was lived on the frontier before statehood was accomplished in 1836. Five museum houses and their outbuildings comprise the tranquil walled complex, and an Arkansas crafts shop, artists’ gallery and exhibit hall give further insight into the origins of this unique state.</p> <p>The Old State House at 300 West Markham is another important attraction for visitors. It served as the seat of government from 1836 to 1911 and has been called one of the finest examples of Greek Revival architecture in the country. An exhibit on the Arkansas wilderness helps to define the roots of the state. The inaugural gowns of Arkansas’s first ladies comprise another popular display. In the 'Grandmother's Cottage' exhibit visitors of all ages are encouraged to interact with a variety of objects from the 1930s. An innovative gift shop offers reproductions appropriate to the period.</p> <p>Just down the street is the bustling RiverMarket, a shopping and dining complex. Nightclubs, pubs, restaurants, and the Farmers Market are found here. Also in the district are the Little Rock Public Library and the Museum of Discovery. A new addition to the skyline is the Clinton Presidential Center and Library.</p> Little Rock skyline monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/littlerocktheresmore2lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/littlerocktheresmore2lcentral.jpg <p>Arkansas's capital city, Little Rock began on the Arkansas River and years later it's still the place to be with the bustling River Market District featuring restaurants, shops, bars, museums and hotels. A great new addition to the area is the Clinton Presidential Center & Park, which has been welcoming crowds of visitors since opening in November of 2004.</p> <p>The arts flourish here with the Arkansas Arts Center, housing one of the most-acclaimed collections of works on paper in the country. Fine and casual dining are abundant, as are performing arts opportunities. Numerous museums covering everything from science and Arkansas history to the role of the military in the state and Black history are also found here. A good way to get an overview of Little Rock and its major attractions is onboard a Little Rock Tours state-of-the-art bus. The tours, which depart daily from the River Market District, feature knowledgeable guides and relevant Hollywood and news clips shown on screens throughout the bus.</p> <p>Outdoor lovers won't be disappointed either with numerous city parks offering running/walking trails, fishing, ball fields and picnic areas. Just to the west of town is Pinnacle Mountain State Park, a day-use park which offers a birds-eye view of the city from its summit.</p> Riverfest, North Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lonoke003lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lonoke003lcentral.jpg A memorial stands at the Lonoke County Courthouse. Memorial at Lonoke County Courthouse monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lonoke002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lonoke002lcentral.jpg <p>A statue honors the World War II veterns of Lonoke County. It is located on the Lonoke County Courthouse grounds.</p> Statue at Lonoke County Courthouse, Lonoke monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lonoke004lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lonoke004lcentral.jpg <p>Lonoke is located in Central Arkansas. The city was named after a local landmark, a lone oak. </p> Lonoke County Courthouse, Lonoke monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lr002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lr002lcentral.jpg <p>Arkansas's capital city, Little Rock began on the Arkansas River and years later it's still the place to be with the bustling River Market District featuring restaurants, shops, bars, museums and hotels. A great new addition to the area is hte Clinton Presidential Center & Park, which has been welcoming crowds of visitors since opening in November of 2004. </p> Little Rock Skyline monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lraerospaceedctr006lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lraerospaceedctr006lcentral.jpg <p>The Aerospace Education Center is home to Arkansas's 300-seat IMAX Theater. The IMAX delivers a true "you are there" experience with a six-story high screen and astounding six-channel sound system. Nine aircraft permanently displayed.</p> Aerospace Education Center, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrarkartsctr004lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrarkartsctr004lcentral.jpg <p>The Arkansas Arts Center, located in the MacArthur Park section of the Quapaw Quarter Historic District, was created in 1937. In 1959, the future governor of Arkansas, Winthrop Rockefeller and his wife Jeanette, headed a statewide capital campaign and by 1963, the facilities had been enlarged to include five galleries, a 381-seat theater, four studio classrooms, sculpture courtyards and an art library. It also offered temporary art exhibitions, a community theatre, and a school of fine and performing arts.</p> <p>In 1968, Townsend Wolfe was hired as the director and positive changes began to take shape. The school became a community school for children and adults, and a statewide services program was formed. In 1971, drawings were selected as the collection's primary concentration, recognizing that few museums were collecting unique works on paper. The center continued to develop what is today considered a world-class collection of American and European drawings dating from the sixteenth century to the present. Shortly thereafter, the community theater was transformed to a children's theater, modeled after the Minneapolis Children's Theater. The cast has performed at the Kennedy Center and the Spoleto Festival</p> <p>In 2000, a major project took place at the museum consisting of the addition of over 30,000 square feet of space and renovation of 12,000 square feet of existing space.</p> Arkansas Arts Center, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrcapitol015lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrcapitol015lcentral.jpg <p>Arkansas's State Capitol is a scaled-down replica of the nation's Capitol in Washington, D.C. Construction started in 1899 and was completed in 1915. The Arkansas legislature continues to meet in the historical building.</p> <p>Located on the grounds are several monuments: Vietnam Veterans; Arkansas Police Officer Killed in Action; Confederate Soldiers Monument; Monument to Confederate Women; Confederate War Prisoners Marker.</p> Arkansas State Capitol, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrarkartsctr005lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrarkartsctr005lcentral.jpg <p>The Arkansas Arts Center, located in the MacArthur Park section of the Quapaw Quarter Historic District, was created in 1937. In 1959, the future governor of Arkansas, Winthrop Rockefeller and his wife Jeanette, headed a statewide capital campaign and by 1963, the facilities had been enlarged to include five galleries, a 381-seat theater, four studio classrooms, sculpture courtyards and an art library. It also offered temporary art exhibitions, a community theatre, and a school of fine and performing arts.</p> <p>In 1968, Townsend Wolfe was hired as the director and positive changes began to take shape. The school became a community school for children and adults, and a statewide services program was formed. In 1971, drawings were selected as the collection's primary concentration, recognizing that few museums were collecting unique works on paper. The center continued to develop what is today considered a world-class collection of American and European drawings dating from the sixteenth century to the present. Shortly thereafter, the community theater was transformed to a children's theater, modeled after the Minneapolis Children's Theater. The cast has performed at the Kennedy Center and the Spoleto Festival</p> <p>In 2000, a major project took place at the museum consisting of the addition of over 30,000 square feet of space and renovation of 12,000 square feet of existing space.</p> Arkansas Arts Center, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrclintonlibrary008lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrclintonlibrary008lcentral.jpg <p>Located in a new 30-acre city park along the south bank of the Arkansas River in Little Rock. The center features an interactive museum, including an authentic replica of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room, the Presidential Library and Archives, adaptive reuse of historic Choctaw Station, built in 1899, as home of the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service. Futuer plans call for the renovation of the abandoned Rock Island Railroad Bridge as a pedestrian crossing.</p> Clinton Presidential Center and Park, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrarkartsctr006lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrarkartsctr006lcentral.jpg <p>The Arkansas Arts Center, located in the MacArthur Park section of the Quapaw Quarter Historic District, was created in 1937. In 1959, the future governor of Arkansas, Winthrop Rockefeller and his wife Jeanette, headed a statewide capital campaign and by 1963, the facilities had been enlarged to include five galleries, a 381-seat theater, four studio classrooms, sculpture courtyards and an art library. It also offered temporary art exhibitions, a community theatre, and a school of fine and performing arts.</p> <p>In 1968, Townsend Wolfe was hired as the director and positive changes began to take shape. The school became a community school for children and adults, and a statewide services program was formed. In 1971, drawings were selected as the collection's primary concentration, recognizing that few museums were collecting unique works on paper. The center continued to develop what is today considered a world-class collection of American and European drawings dating from the sixteenth century to the present. Shortly thereafter, the community theater was transformed to a children's theater, modeled after the Minneapolis Children's Theater. The cast has performed at the Kennedy Center and the Spoleto Festival</p> <p>In 2000, a major project took place at the museum consisting of the addition of over 30,000 square feet of space and renovation of 12,000 square feet of existing space.</p> Arkansas Arts Center, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrclintonlibrary003lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrclintonlibrary003lcentral.jpg <p>Located in a new 30-acre city park along the south bank of the Arkansas River in Little Rock. The center features an interactive museum, including an authentic replica of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room, the Presidential Library and Archives, adaptive reuse of historic Choctaw Station, built in 1899, as home of the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service. Futuer plans call for the renovation of the abandoned Rock Island Railroad Bridge as a pedestrian crossing.</p> Clinton Presidential Center and Park, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrcapitolhotel001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrcapitolhotel001lcentral.jpg <p>The 19th-century Capital Hotel features an elaborate ornamental cast-iron façade and a restored lobby with mosaic tile floor, grand marble staircase and stained-glass ceiling. A plaque commemorates an 1880 visit by President Grant. Across the street from the Statehouse Convention Center.</p> Historic Capital Hotel in downtown Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrcentralhs004lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrcentralhs004lcentral.jpg <p>Little Rock High School, now Central High School National Historic Site, is a national symbol of the often intense struggle over school desegregation. "Parting the Waters" author Taylor Branch calls the Little Rock crisis "the most severe test of the Constitution since the Civil War."</p> <p>Three years after the U.S. Supreme Court's ‘Brown v. Board of Education’ decision, which officially ended public school segregation, a federal court ordered Little Rock to comply.</p> <p>On September 4, 1957, Governor Orval Faubus defied the U.S. Supreme Court, calling in the Arkansas National Guard to prevent nine African American students&mdash;‘The Little Rock Nine’&mdash;from entering the building. Ten days later in a meeting with President Eisenhower, Faubus agreed to use the National Guard to protect the African American teenagers. On returning to Little Rock, however, he dismissed the troops, leaving the African American students exposed to an angry white mob. Within hours, the mob had beaten several reporters and smashed many of the school's windows and doors. By noon, local police were forced to evacuate the nine students.</p> <p>When Faubus did not restore order, President Eisenhower dispatched paratroopers from the 101st Airborne Division to Little Rock and put the Arkansas National Guard under federal command. By 3 a.m., soldiers surrounded the school, bayonets fixed.</p> <p>Under federal protection, the "Little Rock Nine" finished out the school year. The following year, Faubus closed all the city’s high schools, forcing the African American students to take correspondence courses or go to out-of-state schools. The school board reopened the schools in the fall of 1959, and despite more violence, four of the nine students returned, this time protected by local police. Located on Daisy Bates Drive in Little Rock, Central High is still a working high school, one of the top schools in the state.</p> <p>Located across the street is the Central High Museum and Visitor Center at 2125 West 14th Street. Housed in a renovated Mobil Service Station, the permanent exhibit, 'All the World is Watching Us: Little Rock and the 1957 Crisis' details the events of the 1957 desegregation crisis at the school.</p> Central High School National Historic Site, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrclintonlibrary004lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrclintonlibrary004lcentral.jpg <p>Located in a new 30-acre city park along the south bank of the Arkansas River in Little Rock. The center features an interactive museum, including an authentic replica of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room, the Presidential Library and Archives, adaptive reuse of historic Choctaw Station, built in 1899, as home of the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service. Futuer plans call for the renovation of the abandoned Rock Island Railroad Bridge as a pedestrian crossing.</p> Clinton Presidential Center and Park, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrclintonlibrary007lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrclintonlibrary007lcentral.jpg <p>Located in a new 30-acre city park along the south bank of the Arkansas River in Little Rock. The center features an interactive museum, including an authentic replica of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room, the Presidential Library and Archives, adaptive reuse of historic Choctaw Station, built in 1899, as home of the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service. Futuer plans call for the renovation of the abandoned Rock Island Railroad Bridge as a pedestrian crossing.</p> Clinton Presidentional Center and Park, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrclintonstore001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrclintonstore001lcentral.jpg <p>Located in a new 30-acre city park along the south bank of the Arkansas River in Little Rock. The center features an interactive museum, including an authentic replica of the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room, the Presidential Library and Archives, adaptive reuse of historic Choctaw Station, built in 1899, as home of the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service. Futuer plans call for the renovation of the abandoned Rock Island Railroad Bridge as a pedestrian crossing.</p> Clinton Presidential Center Gift Shop monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrconventioncenter001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrconventioncenter001lcentral.jpg <p>A beautiful, spacious facility physically attached to the Peabody Little Rock, the Statehouse Convention Center offers large exhibition halls, versatile meeting rooms and features The Wally Allen Ballroom. This facility offers planners ultimate flexibility in designing conventions, special events, exhibitions and trade shows.</p> State House Convention Center in Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrfarmersmarket004lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrfarmersmarket004lcentral.jpg <p>An age-old tradition&mdash;buying fresh fruits and vegetables from the people that grow them&mdash;continues in numerous cities and towns around The Natural State. Meet the locals up close and personal at the farmers market and discover their growing methods and techniques. A wide variety of fresh produce and flowers, jams, jellies, homemade cheeses and more, can be found at one market or another.</p> <p>The Little Rock Farmers Market now calls the River Market’s two outdoor, open-air pavilions home. The pavilions overlooking Riverfront Park are filled with farmers selling farm-fresh produce straight to you from the backs of their trucks. From early morning until mid-afternoon, you will find bargains on on Arkansas crops. Vendors are available Tuesdays and Saturdays, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. from May through October.</p> Little Rock Farmers Market monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrgolfrebsamen001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrgolfrebsamen001lcentral.jpg <p>If golf is your game, Arkansas is the perfect place to practice it. Public, resort and semi-private courses are sprouting all over The Natural State.</p> <p>There are courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, Edmund B. Ault and other noteworthy course designers. Arkansas has courses in the mountains, on the prairie, and tucked away within the state’s bountiful forests. There are courses that are laid out beside sparkling lakes, and others that edge playful rivers. There are links-style courses...even a course with its own marina.</p> <p>Best of all, Arkansas weather is tailor-made for golfers year-round. Even during winter, there are plenty of days that are mild enough for comfortable play.</p> <p>If your passion is golf, The Natural State is your kind of place. Play a round on one of Arkansas’s outstanding layouts, and you’ll be back for more.</p> Little Rock's Rebsamen Golf Course monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrpeabodyhotel003lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrpeabodyhotel003lcentral.jpg <p>Features the famous Peabody ducks in the largest lobby fountain in the Peabody chain; AAA Four-Diamond rated; twenty-one suites, 418-room hotel, two concierge floors; up-scale Capriccio's, an Italian restaurant; lounge; the elegant Mallards Bar; The Lobby Bar, cable television, express check-out; complimentary airport shuttle service; 24-hour room service; cable television. GROUPS: audio-visual services, exhibit space, bus parking, and food services.</p> Peabody Hotel, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrhistoricarmus005lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrhistoricarmus005lcentral.jpg <p>Visit the state's oldest neighborhood where medicine came from the herb garden and the newspaper was printed on a hand-operated press. Four original Little Rock dwellings provide the setting as expert tour guides describe life on the Arkansas frontier and costumed living history actors portray early Arkansans. Also on site is a center celebrating Arkansas's cultural and material heritage with full-scale galleries, interactive exhibits. Located in downtown Little Rock a few blocks from the River Market District and the Arkansas River.</p> Historic Arkansas Museum, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrmuseumofdiscovery001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrmuseumofdiscovery001lcentral.jpg <p>The Arkansas Museum of Discovery is a full interactive science and history museum. It is located in the River Market District.</p> Arkansas Museum of Discovery, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrjuanitas005lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrjuanitas005lcentral.jpg <p>Food has become such an integral part of traveling. "The specialties of the house" allow visitors a chance to experience their destination's culture. Who can visit Arkansas without sampling barbecue, fried catfish or fried green tomatoes? There are just about as many difference choices of barbecue in The Natural State as there are trees in the Ouachita, Ozark and St. Francis National Forests. It can be hot or mild, tomato or mustard based. The pork or beef can be chopped or pulled. All you have to do is choose.</p> <p>Poultry is another favorite which is no surprise. Arkansas leads the nation in poultry production. You can get it roasted, baked or fried. And don't forget the ultimate comfort food&mdash;chicken and dumplings.</p> <p>Arkansas isn't limited to just barbecue and chicken though. Mediterranean, Oriental, French, Italian, Indian, German and other ethnic cuisines are available almost statewide. Seafood including rainbow trout is plentiful on many menus as are other healthier choices. Homemade yeast rolls and cornbread make a tasty accompaniment as does a glass of iced tea or an Arkansas-made wine. Be sure to save room for dessert with luscious pies often the preferred choice. Fruit pies, cream pies and fried pies provide immediate taste gratification.</p> <p>Whether it's a Mom and Pop café or diner, or an award-winning upscale eatery, you'll find it in Arkansas. Juanita's Mexican Cantina in downtown Little Rock (pictured here) features live entertainment along with tasty cuisine.</p> Dining in Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lroldstatehouse002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lroldstatehouse002lcentral.jpg <p>The Old State House is the oldest standing state capitol building west of the Mississippi River. Construction began in 1833 and was completed in 1842. Territorial Governor John Pope chose architect Gideon Shryock, who had previously designed the Kentucky state capitol building, to create plans for the Arkansas's capitol. Shryock chose the Greek Revival style, then a popular design for public buildings. The original plans were grand, and very expensive, so they were changed by George Weigart, Shryock's assistant who oversaw construction at the Little Rock site.</p> <p>Arkansas became the 25th state in 1836 and was admitted along with Michigan under the provisions of the Missouri Compromise. The compromise mandated that a slave state and free state would be admitted to the Union simultaneously so that neither side would gain a majority in the federal legislature.</p> <p>Much material for the building was obtained locally. The bricks were made on-site with slave labor. The Old State House served as the state capitol until 1911, when construction was completed on a new building, located at Capitol Avenue & Martin Luther King Drive.</p> Old State House Museum monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrzoo001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrzoo001lcentral.jpg <p>Nationally-accredited 40-acre zoological garden, housing over 600 mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians in a natural tree-shaded atmosphere; petting zoo, gift shop, food; miniature train rides.</p> Little Rock Zoo monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrzoo002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrzoo002lcentral.jpg <p>Nationally-accredited 40-acre zoological garden, housing over 600 mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians in a natural tree-shaded atmosphere; petting zoo, gift shop, food; miniature train rides</p> Little Rock Zoo monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lroldstatehouse003lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lroldstatehouse003lcentral.jpg <p>The Old State House is the oldest standing state capitol building west of the Mississippi River. Construction began in 1833 and was completed in 1842. Territorial Governor John Pope chose architect Gideon Shryock, who had previously designed the Kentucky state capitol building, to create plans for the Arkansas's capitol. Shryock chose the Greek Revival style, then a popular design for public buildings. The original plans were grand, and very expensive, so they were changed by George Weigart, Shryock's assistant who oversaw construction at the Little Rock site.</p> <p>Arkansas became the 25th state in 1836 and was admitted along with Michigan under the provisions of the Missouri Compromise. The compromise mandated that a slave state and free state would be admitted to the Union simultaneously so that neither side would gain a majority in the federal legislature.</p> <p>Much material for the building was obtained locally. The bricks were made on-site with slave labor. The Old State House served as the state capitol until 1911, when construction was completed on a new building, located at Capitol Avenue & Martin Luther King Drive.</p> <p>The Old State House underwent a succession of uses after the relocation of state government. Plans to sell the old capitol building were finally resolved by legislative action in 1921. In that year, the Old State House was renamed the Arkansas War Memorial and was prepared for use by federal and state agencies. The building also was a meeting place for statewide patriotic organizations. Finally, in 1947, the Old State House became a museum by acts of the Arkansas legislature, and the Arkansas Commemorative Commission was established to oversee operations.</p> <p>The museum received accreditation by the American Association of Museums in 1993. In May of 1996 the building underwent a massive renovation and reopened in June of 1999.</p> Old State House Museum monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrzoo003lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrzoo003lcentral.jpg <p>Nationally-accredited 40-acre zoological garden, housing over 600 mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians in a natural tree-shaded atmosphere; petting zoo, gift shop, food; miniature train rides</p> Little Rock Zoo monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lroldstatehouse012lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lroldstatehouse012lcentral.jpg <p>The Old State House is the oldest standing state capitol building west of the Mississippi River. Construction began in 1833 and was completed in 1842. Territorial Governor John Pope chose architect Gideon Shryock, who had previously designed the Kentucky state capitol building, to create plans for the Arkansas's capitol. Shryock chose the Greek Revival style, then a popular design for public buildings. The original plans were grand, and very expensive, so they were changed by George Weigart, Shryock's assistant who oversaw construction at the Little Rock site.</p> <p>Arkansas became the 25th state in 1836 and was admitted along with Michigan under the provisions of the Missouri Compromise. The compromise mandated that a slave state and free state would be admitted to the Union simultaneously so that neither side would gain a majority in the federal legislature.</p> <p>Much material for the building was obtained locally. The bricks were made on-site with slave labor. The Old State House served as the state capitol until 1911, when construction was completed on a new building, located at Capitol Avenue & Martin Luther King Drive.</p> <p>The Old State House underwent a succession of uses after the relocation of state government. Plans to sell the old capitol building were finally resolved by legislative action in 1921. In that year, the Old State House was renamed the Arkansas War Memorial and was prepared for use by federal and state agencies. The building also was a meeting place for statewide patriotic organizations. Finally, in 1947, the Old State House became a museum by acts of the Arkansas legislature, and the Arkansas Commemorative Commission was established to oversee operations.</p> <p>The museum received accreditation by the American Association of Museums in 1993. In May of 1996 the building underwent a massive renovation and reopened in June of 1999.</p> Old State House Museum monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrwalking001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrwalking001lcentral.jpg <p>Allsop Park shows off its lovely hardwoods during autumn. Located in the historic Hillcrest area of Little Rock, the park features a paved promenade (shown here) along Kavanaugh Boulevard perfect for strolling or jogging. Other park facilities include a ball field, tennis courts and a playground as well as a pavilion. Biking and hiking trails are located throughout the park.</p> Enjoying fall color in Little Rock's Allsop Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lroldstatehouse021lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lroldstatehouse021lcentral.jpg <p>The Old State House is the oldest standing state capitol building west of the Mississippi River. Construction began in 1833 and was completed in 1842. Territorial Governor John Pope chose architect Gideon Shryock, who had previously designed the Kentucky state capitol building, to create plans for the Arkansas's capitol. Shryock chose the Greek Revival style, then a popular design for public buildings. The original plans were grand, and very expensive, so they were changed by George Weigart, Shryock's assistant who oversaw construction at the Little Rock site.</p> <p>Arkansas became the 25th state in 1836 and was admitted along with Michigan under the provisions of the Missouri Compromise. The compromise mandated that a slave state and free state would be admitted to the Union simultaneously so that neither side would gain a majority in the federal legislature.</p> <p>Much material for the building was obtained locally. The bricks were made on-site with slave labor. The Old State House served as the state capitol until 1911, when construction was completed on a new building, located at Capitol Avenue & Martin Luther King Drive.</p> Old State House Museum monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrrebsamengolf001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrrebsamengolf001lcentral.jpg <p>If golf is your game, Arkansas is the perfect place to practice it. Public, resort and semi-private courses are sprouting all over The Natural State.</p> <p>There are courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, Edmund B. Ault and other noteworthy course designers. Arkansas has courses in the mountains, on the prairie, and tucked away within the state’s bountiful forests. There are courses that are laid out beside sparkling lakes, and others that edge playful rivers. There are links-style courses...even a course with its own marina.</p> <p>Best of all, Arkansas weather is tailor-made for golfers year-round. Even during winter, there are plenty of days that are mild enough for comfortable play.</p> <p>If your passion is golf, The Natural State is your kind of place. Play a round on one of Arkansas’s outstanding layouts, and you’ll be back for more.</p> <p>Rebsamen Golf Course (pictured here) in Little Rock offers runs parallel to the Arkansas River, offering some of the prettiest scenery around. </p> Rebsamen Golf Course, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrrep001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrrep001lcentral.jpg <p>The Arkansas Repertory Theatre has well-known plays and original productions. The theatre seats 350 people.</p> Arkansas Repertory Theatre, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrrivermarket005lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrrivermarket005lcentral.jpg <p>The River Market is a public food market with entertainment and rich cultural experiences. Located in Riverfront Park, adjacent to the Riverfest Amphitheatre; home to the Farmer's Market and the Market Hall. Restaurants, bars, art galleries, shops, museums, and library can be found here.</p> Little Rock River Market monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrriverconcert001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrriverconcert001lcentral.jpg <p>The River Market District in downtown Little Rock is bordered by Riverfront Park and the Arkansas River to the north. The park stretches 11 blocks and provides large areas for outdoor events, leisure activities, and a glimpse of the state’s history.</p> <p>Riverfront Park is home to many exciting concerts like the one pictured here at the Riverfest Amphitheatre which has 1,375 reserved seats and 9,125 lawn seats, permanent restrooms, dressing rooms for entertainers, and enhanced walkways. Recently acquired though not yet opened to the public are five additional blocks to the east that will encompass the Clinton Presidential Complex. Total acreage has been expanded to over 35 acres.</p> Concert at Riverfront Park Amphitheatre in Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrrivermarket002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrrivermarket002lcentral.jpg <p>Formerly a nearly abandoned warehouse district, this area of downtown Little Rock is now filled with restaurants, retail shops, art galleries, museums, library, bars and seasonal farmers market. The Ottenheimer Market Hall has more than 17 permanent merchants who offer a growing list of market specialties year-round. From right-from-the-oven pastries, hand-roasted coffee, succulent barbecue to fresh cut flowers, gourmet and prepared foods, there is a wide selection of groceries at the River Market.</p> <p>The River Market District in downtown Little Rock is bordered by Riverfront Park and the Arkansas River to the north. The park stretches 11 blocks and provides large areas for outdoor events, leisure activities, and a glimpse of the state’s history.</p> <p>Riverfront Park is home to many exciting concerts at the Riverfest Amphitheatre which has 1,375 reserved seats and 9,125 lawn seats, permanent restrooms, dressing rooms for entertainers, and enhanced walkways. Five additional blocks to the east visitors will find the Clinton Presidential Center and Park. </p> River Market District monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrrivermarket009lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrrivermarket009lcentral.jpg <p>Formerly a nearly abandoned warehouse district, this area of downtown Little Rock is now filled with restaurants, retail shops, art galleries, museums, library, bars and seasonal farmers market. The Ottenheimer Market Hall has more than 17 permanent merchants who offer a growing list of market specialties year-round. From right-from-the-oven pastries, hand-roasted coffee, succulent barbecue to fresh cut flowers, gourmet and prepared foods, there is a wide selection of groceries at the River Market.</p> <p>The River Market District in downtown Little Rock is bordered by Riverfront Park and the Arkansas River to the north. The park stretches 11 blocks and provides large areas for outdoor events, leisure activities, and a glimpse of the state’s history.</p> <p>Riverfront Park is home to many exciting concerts at the Riverfest Amphitheatre which has 1,375 reserved seats and 9,125 lawn seats, permanent restrooms, dressing rooms for entertainers, and enhanced walkways. Recently acquired though not yet opened to the public are five additional blocks to the east that will encompass the Clinton Presidential Complex. Total acreage has been expanded to over 35 acres.</p> River Market District monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrskyline001lcenrtal-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrskyline001lcenrtal.jpg <p>Here in the heart of the state, you can fish the Arkansas River with Little Rock's skyscrapers as your backdrop in the morning, and attend a performance of a contemporary drama at the Arkansas Repertory Theater in the evening. Museums, concerts, one-man shows and lectures enliven the cultural scene, and there are plenty of opportunities for enjoying the outdoor world of biking, hiking, backpacking, camping, sailing, fishing and bird watching only minutes away from the metropolitan area.</p> <p>The Historic Arkansas Museum at Third and Scott Streets in downtown Little Rock is a fascinating collection of the city’s earliest structures. A visit here will give you an introduction to a life as it was lived on the frontier before statehood was accomplished in 1836. Five museum houses and their outbuildings comprise the tranquil walled complex, and an Arkansas crafts shop, artists’ gallery and exhibit hall give further insight into the origins of this unique state.</p> <p>The Old State House at 300 West Markham is another important attraction for visitors. It served as the seat of government from 1836 to 1911 and has been called one of the finest examples of Greek Revival architecture in the country. An exhibit on the Arkansas wilderness helps to define the roots of the state. The inaugural gowns of Arkansas’s first ladies comprise another popular display. In the 'Grandmother's Cottage' exhibit visitors of all ages are encouraged to interact with a variety of objects from the 1930s. An innovative gift shop offers reproductions appropriate to the period.</p> <p>Just down the street is the bustling RiverMarket, a shopping and dining complex. Nightclubs, pubs, restaurants, and the Farmers Market are found here. Also in the district are the Little Rock Public Library and the Museum of Discovery. A new addition to the skyline is the Clinton Presidential Center and Library.</p> Little Rock skyline monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrskyline002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrskyline002lcentral.jpg <p>Here in the heart of the state, you can fish the Arkansas River with Little Rock's skyscrapers as your backdrop in the morning, and attend a performance of a contemporary drama at the Arkansas Repertory Theater in the evening. Museums, concerts, one-man shows and lectures enliven the cultural scene, and there are plenty of opportunities for enjoying the outdoor world of biking, hiking, backpacking, camping, sailing, fishing and bird watching only minutes away from the metropolitan area.</p> <p>The Historic Arkansas Museum at Third and Scott Streets in downtown Little Rock is a fascinating collection of the city’s earliest structures. A visit here will give you an introduction to a life as it was lived on the frontier before statehood was accomplished in 1836. Five museum houses and their outbuildings comprise the tranquil walled complex, and an Arkansas crafts shop, artists’ gallery and exhibit hall give further insight into the origins of this unique state.</p> <p>The Old State House at 300 West Markham is another important attraction for visitors. It served as the seat of government from 1836 to 1911 and has been called one of the finest examples of Greek Revival architecture in the country. An exhibit on the Arkansas wilderness helps to define the roots of the state. The inaugural gowns of Arkansas’s first ladies comprise another popular display. In the 'Grandmother's Cottage' exhibit visitors of all ages are encouraged to interact with a variety of objects from the 1930s. An innovative gift shop offers reproductions appropriate to the period.</p> <p>Just down the street is the bustling RiverMarket, a shopping and dining complex. Nightclubs, pubs, restaurants, and the Farmers Market are found here. Also in the district are the Little Rock Public Library and the Museum of Discovery. A new addition to the skyline is the Clinton Presidential Center and Library.</p> Little Rock skyline monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrskyline003lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrskyline003lcentral.jpg <p>Here in the heart of the state, you can fish the Arkansas River with Little Rock's skyscrapers as your backdrop in the morning, and attend a performance of a contemporary drama at the Arkansas Repertory Theater in the evening. Museums, concerts, one-man shows and lectures enliven the cultural scene, and there are plenty of opportunities for enjoying the outdoor world of biking, hiking, backpacking, camping, sailing, fishing and bird watching only minutes away from the metropolitan area.</p> <p>The Historic Arkansas Museum at Third and Scott Streets in downtown Little Rock is a fascinating collection of the city’s earliest structures. A visit here will give you an introduction to a life as it was lived on the frontier before statehood was accomplished in 1836. Five museum houses and their outbuildings comprise the tranquil walled complex, and an Arkansas crafts shop, artists’ gallery and exhibit hall give further insight into the origins of this unique state.</p> <p>The Old State House at 300 West Markham is another important attraction for visitors. It served as the seat of government from 1836 to 1911 and has been called one of the finest examples of Greek Revival architecture in the country. An exhibit on the Arkansas wilderness helps to define the roots of the state. The inaugural gowns of Arkansas’s first ladies comprise another popular display. In the 'Grandmother's Cottage' exhibit visitors of all ages are encouraged to interact with a variety of objects from the 1930s. An innovative gift shop offers reproductions appropriate to the period.</p> <p>Just down the street is the bustling RiverMarket, a shopping and dining complex. Nightclubs, pubs, restaurants, and the Farmers Market are found here. Also in the district are the Little Rock Public Library and the Museum of Discovery. A new addition to the skyline is the Clinton Presidential Center and Library.</p> Little Rock skyline monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lrtrolley001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lrtrolley001lcentral.jpg <p>Replicas of vintage trolleys transport people between Little Rock and North Little Rock downtowns. Phase one includes 2.1 miles of track and three operating streetcars. Attractions being serviced include Alltel Arena, the Statehouse Convention Center, the River Market, hotels, restaurants, the Historic Arkansas and Discovery Museums, Robinson Center Music Hall and Riverfront Park and Amphitheater. When finished, phase two will connect the route to the Clinton Presidential Center and Heifer Project International Global Village.</p> River Rail Trolley monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/morrilton001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/morrilton001lrivervalley.jpg <p>Carnegie Library, Classic Revival courthouse, churches, homes, downtown shopping</p> Morrilton Train Station monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/morrilton004lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/morrilton004lrivervalley.jpg <p>Located along in the Arkansas River Valley, Morrilton has small town charm.</p> Morrilton Trail Depot monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/morrisantiqueskeo1lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/morrisantiqueskeo1lcentral.jpg <p>Antiquing is becoming the national pastime for many as the "thrill of the hunt" grabs hold and refuses to let go. Over 200 shops dot Arkansas making it possible to antique your way through The Natural State.</p> <p>The inventory runs the gamut from fine English, French, Italian and American furniture to country primitives. Toys that bring back childhood memories, vintage clothing, Depression glass, silver, books and pottery are found in everything from small neighborhood stores and large malls along the interstate, to quaint downtown shops.</p> Morris Antiques, Keo monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnebo001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnebo001lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, Mount Nebo features 35 campsites, 15 fully equipped cabins with kitchens and 14 miles of trails that encircle the mountain. Facilities include a pool, tennis courts, picnic areas, playground, pavilions, ball field; visitor center with exhibits, store, bicycle rentals. (Trailers over 24 feet should not attempt the climb.)</p> Hang gliding off Mount Nebo monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnebo004lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnebo004lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, the park has 35 campsites and 15 fully equipped cabins with kitchens. Fourteen miles of trails encircle the mountain and recreation facilities include a pool, tennis courts, picnic areas, a playground, pavilions, bicycle rentals and a ball field. A visitor center with exhibits and a park store are other amenities. (Trailers over 24 feet should not attempt to reach the park at the top of the mountain.)</p> Mount Nebo State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnebo017lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnebo017lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s; 35 campsites and 15 fully equipped cabins with kitchens; 14 miles of trails encircle the mountain; facilities include a pool, tennis courts, picnic areas, playground, pavilions, ball field; visitor center with exhibits, store, bicycle rentals. (Trailers over 24 feet should not attempt the climb.)</p> Cabin at Mount Nebo State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnebo018lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnebo018lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s; 35 campsites and 15 fully equipped cabins with kitchens; 14 miles of trails encircle the mountain; facilities include a pool, tennis courts, picnic areas, playground, pavilions, ball field; visitor center with exhibits, store, bicycle rentals. (Trailers over 24 feet should not attempt the climb.)</p> Mount Nebo State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnebo019lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnebo019lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, Mount Nebo features 35 campsites, 15 fully equipped cabins with kitchens and 14 miles of trails that encircle the mountain. Facilities include a pool, tennis courts, picnic areas, playground, pavilions, ball field; visitor center with exhibits, store, bicycle rentals. (Trailers over 24 feet should not attempt the climb.)</p> Mount Nebo State Park cabin monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnebo020lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnebo020lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, Mount Nebo features 35 campsites, 15 fully equipped cabins with kitchens and 14 miles of trails that encircle the mountain. Facilities include a pool, tennis courts, picnic areas, playground, pavilions, ball field; visitor center with exhibits, store, bicycle rentals. (Trailers over 24 feet should not attempt the climb.)</p> Mount Nebo State Park intepretive program monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnebo021lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnebo021lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, Mount Nebo features 35 campsites, 15 fully equipped cabins with kitchens and 14 miles of trails that encircle the mountain. Facilities include a pool, tennis courts, picnic areas, playground, pavilions, ball field; visitor center with exhibits, store, bicycle rentals. (Trailers over 24 feet should not attempt the climb.)</p> Picnicking at Mount Nebo State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnebo022lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnebo022lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, Mount Nebo features 35 campsites, 15 fully equipped cabins with kitchens and 14 miles of trails that encircle the mountain. Facilities include a pool, tennis courts, picnic areas, playground, pavilions, ball field; visitor center with exhibits, store, bicycle rentals. (Trailers over 24 feet should not attempt the climb.)</p> Mount Nebo State Park sunset monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtnebo023lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtnebo023lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, Mount Nebo features 35 campsites, 15 fully equipped cabins with kitchens and 14 miles of trails that encircle the mountain. Facilities include a pool, tennis courts, picnic areas, playground, pavilions, ball field; visitor center with exhibits, store, bicycle rentals. (Trailers over 24 feet should not attempt the climb.)</p> Mount Nebo State Park cabin monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/museumofdiscovery004lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/museumofdiscovery004lcentral.jpg <p>Fully interactive science and history museum in the River Market District; hands-on, high energy interactive exhibits</p> Arkansas Museum of Discovery, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/museumofdiscovery006lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/museumofdiscovery006lcentral.jpg <p>A fun-filled indoor playground for kids and adults alike. The museum is a collecting institution that acquires and stores artifacts relevant to the museum's purpose of educating in the sciences, social sciences and technology. It contains approximately 14,000 artifacts, which fall into two major categories: Life/Earth Science and Anthropological/Historical objects. One of the most popular permanent exhibits is the Ottenheimer Theater Big Electric Show, a 45-minute program on the wonders of the electromagnetic world. Located in the heart of the bustling River Market District in downtown Little Rock.</p> Arkansas Museum of Discovery monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/museumofmilitaryhistory001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/museumofmilitaryhistory001lcentral.jpg <p>Located in the historic tower building of the Old Arsenal, a National Historic Landmark. Birthplace of General Douglas MacArthur in 1880, the building now houses a museum of Arkansas’s military heritage from Territorial days to present. Contains both permanent and changing exhibits.</p> MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/museumofmilitaryhistorylcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/museumofmilitaryhistorylcentral.jpg <p>Located in the historic tower building of the Old Arsenal, a National Historic Landmark. Birthplace of General Douglas MacArthur in 1880, the building now houses a museum of Arkansas’s military heritage from Territorial days to present. Contains both permanent and rotating exhibits.</p> MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/nativeamericans001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/nativeamericans001lcentral.jpg Pinnacle Mountain State Park Rendevous monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/nlralltelarena004lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/nlralltelarena004lcentral.jpg <p>A state-of-the-art, multi-purpose facility located on the Arkansas River in North Little Rock. The arena seats 18,000 for basketball and is the home court for the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Trojans. It is also home to the Arkansas Twisters Arena 2 football team and has hosted the Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus, Champions on Ice Figure Skating exhibition and concerts by such major entertainers as Alan Jackson, Neil Diamond, Janet Jackson, The Gaithers, Cher, N' Sync and Brittney Spears. </p> Alltel Arena, North Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/nlrriverfrontpark001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/nlrriverfrontpark001lcentral.jpg <p>Located on the north side of the Arkansas River, this park offers picturesque views, lighted walkways and a jogging and fitness trail. The new North River Landing off I-30 near the Broadway exit is a large boat launching ramp. The North Shore Riverwalk offers a wide variety of adaptable uses for events ranging in size from 12 to 10,000 people, and special events are held throughout the year.</p> North Shore River Walk, North Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/nlrriverfrontpark003lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/nlrriverfrontpark003lcentral.jpg <p>Located on the north side of the Arkansas River, this park offers picturesque views, lighted walkways and a jogging and fitness trail. The new North River Landing off I-30 near the Broadway exit is a large boat launching ramp. The North Shore Riverwalk offers a wide variety of adaptable uses for events ranging in size from 12 to 10,000 people, and special events are held throughout the year.</p> North Shore River Walk, North Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/nlrriverfrontpark012lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/nlrriverfrontpark012lcentral.jpg <p>Located on the north side of the Arkansas River, this park offers picturesque views, lighted walkways and a jogging and fitness trail. The new North River Landing off I-30 near the Broadway exit is a large boat launching ramp. The North Shore Riverwalk offers a wide variety of adaptable uses for events ranging in size from 12 to 10,000 people, and special events are held throughout the year.</p> North Shore River Walk, North Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/NPS-Arkansas-Post-National-Memorial-1-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/NPS-Arkansas-Post-National-Memorial-1.jpg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/NPS-Arkansas-Post-National-Memorial-2-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/NPS-Arkansas-Post-National-Memorial-2.jpg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/NPS-Arkansas-Post-National-Memorial-3-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/NPS-Arkansas-Post-National-Memorial-3.jpg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/NPS-Arkansas-Post-National-Memorial-4-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/NPS-Arkansas-Post-National-Memorial-4.jpg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarksmokehouse001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarksmokehouse001lcentral.jpg <p>Ozark Mountain Smokehouse has been serving Arkansas for the past 55 years with its homemade jams, jellies, relishes, mustards, pickles and cured meats. The meats are cured with herbs and spices and then smoked with green hickory wood that produces some of the most unique in the Ozarks. The restaurant portion offers a make-your-own sandwich bar, charged by the ounce, and plate lunches. There are also pre-wrapped sandwich meats, bacons, hams and home-canned delicacies available. Locations can be found in the central and northern portion of the state.</p> Ozark Mountain Smokehouse monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/petitjean010lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/petitjean010lrivervalley.jpg <p>In Morrilton, Petit Jean State Park is the flagship of the state parks system. The park encompasses 2,658 acres of rare natural beauty&mdash;an abundance of unmarred woods, ravines, streams, springs, spectacular views and interesting ecological formations preserved almost as French explorers found them 300 years ago. In addition to cabins and the park's Mather Lodge, it has a restaurant, swimming pools, campsites, boating, fishing, several hiking trails and the spectacular 95-foot Cedar Falls.</p> Petit Jean State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/petitjean012lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/petitjean012lrivervalley.jpg <p>In Morrilton, Petit Jean State Park is the flagship of the state parks system. The park encompasses 2,658 acres of rare natural beauty&mdash;an abundance of unmarred woods, ravines, streams, springs, spectacular views and interesting ecological formations preserved almost as French explorers found them 300 years ago. In addition to cabins and the park's Mather Lodge, it has a restaurant, swimming pools, campsites, boating, fishing, several hiking trails and the spectacular 95-foot Cedar Falls.</p> Petit Jean State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/petitjean013lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/petitjean013lrivervalley.jpg <p>In Morrilton, Petit Jean State Park is the flagship of the state parks system. The park encompasses 2,658 acres of rare natural beauty&mdash;an abundance of unmarred woods, ravines, streams, springs, spectacular views and interesting ecological formations preserved almost as French explorers found them 300 years ago. In addition to cabins and the park's Mather Lodge, it has a restaurant, swimming pools, campsites, boating, fishing, several hiking trails and the spectacular 95-foot Cedar Falls.</p> Petit Jean State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/petitjean050lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/petitjean050lrivervalley.jpg <p>In Morrilton, Petit Jean State Park is the flagship of the state parks system. The park encompasses 2,658 acres of rare natural beauty&mdash;an abundance of unmarred woods, ravines, streams, springs, spectacular views and interesting ecological formations preserved almost as French explorers found them 300 years ago. In addition to cabins and the park's Mather Lodge, it has a restaurant, swimming pools, campsites, boating, fishing, several hiking trails and the spectacular 95-foot Cedar Falls.</p> Petit Jean State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/petitjean052lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/petitjean052lrivervalley.jpg <p>In Morrilton, Petit Jean State Park is the flagship of the state parks system. The park encompasses 2,658 acres of rare natural beauty&mdash;an abundance of unmarred woods, ravines, streams, springs, spectacular views and interesting ecological formations preserved almost as French explorers found them 300 years ago. In addition to cabins and the park's Mather Lodge, it has a restaurant, swimming pools, campsites, boating, fishing, several hiking trails and the spectacular 95-foot Cedar Falls.</p> Arkansas River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/petitjean057lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/petitjean057lrivervalley.jpg <p>In Morrilton, Petit Jean State Park is the flagship of the state parks system. The park encompasses 2,658 acres of rare natural beauty&mdash;an abundance of unmarred woods, ravines, streams, springs, spectacular views and interesting ecological formations preserved almost as French explorers found them 300 years ago. In addition to cabins and the park's Mather Lodge, it has a restaurant, swimming pools, campsites, boating, fishing, several hiking trails and the spectacular 95-foot Cedar Falls.</p> Petit Jean State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/petitjean066lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/petitjean066lrivervalley.jpg <p>In Morrilton, Petit Jean State Park is the flagship of the state parks system. The park encompasses 2,658 acres of rare natural beauty&mdash;an abundance of unmarred woods, ravines, streams, springs, spectacular views and interesting ecological formations preserved almost as French explorers found them 300 years ago. In addition to cabins and the park's Mather Lodge, it has a restaurant, swimming pools, campsites, boating, fishing, several hiking trails and the spectacular 95-foot Cedar Falls.;</p> Petit Jean State Park, Morrilton monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/petitjean067lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/petitjean067lrivervalley.jpg <p>Located atop Petit Jean Mountain near Morrilton, Petit Jean State Park is the flagship of the state parks system. The park encompasses 2,658 acres of rare natural beauty&mdash;an abundance of unmarred woods, ravines, streams, springs, spectacular views and interesting ecological formations preserved almost as French explorers found them 300 years ago. In addition to cabins and the park's Mather Lodge, it has a restaurant, swimming pools, campsites, boating, fishing, several hiking trails and the spectacular 95-foot Cedar Falls.</p> Petit Jean State Park, Morrilton monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/petitjean069lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/petitjean069lrivervalley.jpg <p>Located atop Petit Jean Mountain near Morrilton, Petit Jean State Park is the flagship of the state parks system. The park encompasses 2,658 acres of rare natural beauty&mdash;an abundance of unmarred woods, ravines, streams, springs, spectacular views and interesting ecological formations preserved almost as French explorers found them 300 years ago. In addition to cabins and the park's Mather Lodge, it has a restaurant, swimming pools, campsites, boating, fishing, several hiking trails and the spectacular 95-foot Cedar Falls.</p> Mather Lodge at Petit Jean State Park, Morrilton monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/petitjean071lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/petitjean071lrivervalley.jpg <p>Located atop Petit Jean Mountain near Morrilton, Petit Jean State Park is the flagship of the state parks system. The park encompasses 2,658 acres of rare natural beauty&mdash;an abundance of unmarred woods, ravines, streams, springs, spectacular views and interesting ecological formations preserved almost as French explorers found them 300 years ago. In addition to cabins and the park's Mather Lodge, it has a restaurant, swimming pools, campsites, boating, fishing, several hiking trails and the spectacular 95-foot Cedar Falls.</p> Petit Jean State Park, Morrilton monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/petitjean072lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/petitjean072lrivervalley.jpg <p>In Morrilton, Petit Jean State Park is the flagship of the state parks system. The park encompasses 2,658 acres of rare natural beauty&mdash;an abundance of unmarred woods, ravines, streams, springs, spectacular views and interesting ecological formations preserved almost as French explorers found them 300 years ago. In addition to cabins and the park's Mather Lodge, it has a restaurant, swimming pools, campsites, boating, fishing, several hiking trails and the spectacular 95-foot Cedar Falls.</p> Petit Jean State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/petitjeanmuseumauto002lrivervalle-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/petitjeanmuseumauto002lrivervalle.jpg <p>A collection of 50 regularly rotated vintage vehicles dating from 1904 to 1967 are on display at the museum on Petit Jean Mountain near Morrilton. The museum has a gift shop and there are surplus cars for sale. Very popular are two annual car shows and swap meets (June and September).</p> Museum of Automobiles on top of Petit Jean Mountain, Morrilton monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/petitjeanmuseumauto003lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/petitjeanmuseumauto003lrivervalley.jpg <p>A collection of 50 regularly rotated vintage vehicles dating from 1904 to 1967 are on display at the museum on Petit Jean Mountain near Morrilton. The museum has a gift shop and there are surplus cars for sale. Very popular are two annual car shows and swap meets (June and September). </p> Museum of Automobiles on top of Petit Jean Mountain, Morrilton monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/petitjeanrockhousecave001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/petitjeanrockhousecave001lrivervalley.jpg <p>In Morrilton, Petit Jean State Park is the flagship of the state parks system. The park encompasses 2,658 acres of rare natural beauty&mdash;an abundance of unmarred woods, ravines, streams, springs, spectacular views and interesting ecological formations preserved almost as French explorers found them 300 years ago. In addition to cabins and the park's Mather Lodge, it has a restaurant, swimming pools, campsites, boating, fishing, several hiking trails and the spectacular 95-foot Cedar Falls.</p> Indian Rockhouse Cave, Petit Jean State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/petitjeanturtlerocks001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/petitjeanturtlerocks001lrivervalley.jpg <p>In Morrilton, Petit Jean State Park is the flagship of the state parks system. The park encompasses 2,658 acres of rare natural beauty&mdash;an abundance of unmarred woods, ravines, streams, springs, spectacular views and interesting ecological formations preserved almost as French explorers found them 300 years ago. In addition to cabins and the park's Mather Lodge, it has a restaurant, swimming pools, campsites, boating, fishing, several hiking trails and the spectacular 95-foot Cedar Falls.</p> Turtle Rocks, Petit Jean State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinnacle005lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinnacle005lcentral.jpg <p>Pinnacle Mountain is a day-use park dedicated to environmental education, recreation and preservation. Park interpreters and volunteers help visitors and students understand man's relationship to the environment. Special interpretive programs may be scheduled by contacting the park.</p> <p>The park's diversity of habitats, from high upland peaks to bottomlands along the Big and Little Maumelle Rivers, provide many outdoor recreational and educational opportunities including interpretive canoe and boat tours led by park naturalists. Park facilities include picnic sites, a standard pavilion, launch ramps and hiking trails. The visitor center overlooking the Arkansas River includes exhibits, A/V programs, a meeting room and gift shop.</p> <p>Within the park's environs is the Arkansas Arboretum, a 71-acre site exhibiting native flora representing Arkansas's six, major natural divisions. Below Pinnacle Mountain along the Little Maumelle River, the arboretum includes a .6-mile barrier-free, interpretive trail.</p> <p>Camping is available at Maumelle Park, just two miles east on Pinnacle Valley Road.</p> <p>To reach Pinnacle Mountain State Park, take Exit #9 off I-430 at Little Rock and travel seven miles west on Ark. 10, then go two miles north on Ark. 300.</p> Pinnacle Mountain State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinnacle027lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinnacle027lcentral.jpg <p>Pinnacle Mountain is a day-use park dedicated to environmental education, recreation, and preservation. Located just west of Little Rock, this natural environment was set aside in 1977 as Arkansas's first state park adjoining a major metropolitan area. Operating as a day-use only park, Pinnacle Mountain is dedicated to preservation, recreation, and environmental education. Park interpreters and volunteers help visitors and students understand man's relationship to the environment in the 2,000-acre park that offers a rich diversity of natural habitat.</p> Pinnacle Mountain State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinnacle008lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinnacle008lcentral.jpg <p>Pinnacle Mountain is a day-use park dedicated to environmental education, recreation and preservation. Park interpreters and volunteers help visitors and students understand man's relationship to the environment. Special interpretive programs may be scheduled by contacting the park.</p> <p>The park's diversity of habitats, from high upland peaks to bottomlands along the Big and Little Maumelle Rivers, provide many outdoor recreational and educational opportunities including interpretive canoe and boat tours led by park naturalists. Park facilities include picnic sites, a standard pavilion, launch ramps and hiking trails. The visitor center overlooking the Arkansas River includes exhibits, A/V programs, a meeting room and gift shop.</p> <p>Within the park's environs is the Arkansas Arboretum, a 71-acre site exhibiting native flora representing Arkansas's six, major natural divisions. Below Pinnacle Mountain along the Little Maumelle River, the arboretum includes a .6-mile barrier-free, interpretive trail.</p> <p>Camping is available at Maumelle Park, just two miles east on Pinnacle Valley Road.</p> <p>To reach Pinnacle Mountain State Park, take Exit #9 off I-430 at Little Rock and travel seven miles west on Ark. 10, then go two miles north on Ark. 300.</p> Pinnacle Mountain State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinnacle015lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinnacle015lcentral.jpg <p>Pinnacle Mountain State Park, just west of Little Rock at Roland, provides a striking backdrop for those at play. The field offers plenty of space for volleyball, softball, kite flying and other pasttimes. </p> Pinnacle Mountain State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinnacle016lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinnacle016lcentral.jpg <p>Pinnacle Mountain is a day-use park dedicated to environmental education, recreation and preservation. Park interpreters and volunteers help visitors and students understand man's relationship to the environment. Special interpretive programs may be scheduled by contacting the park.</p> <p>The park's diversity of habitats, from high upland peaks to bottomlands along the Big and Little Maumelle Rivers, provide many outdoor recreational and educational opportunities including interpretive canoe and boat tours led by park naturalists. Park facilities include picnic sites, a standard pavilion, launch ramps and hiking trails. The visitor center overlooking the Arkansas River includes exhibits, A/V programs, a meeting room and gift shop.</p> <p>Within the park's environs is the Arkansas Arboretum, a 71-acre site exhibiting native flora representing Arkansas's six, major natural divisions. Below Pinnacle Mountain along the Little Maumelle River, the arboretum includes a .6-mile barrier-free, interpretive trail.</p> <p>Camping is available at Maumelle Park, just two miles east on Pinnacle Valley Road.</p> <p>To reach Pinnacle Mountain State Park, take Exit #9 off I-430 at Little Rock and travel seven miles west on Ark. 10, then go two miles north on Ark. 300.</p> Pinnacle Mountain State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinnacle024lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinnacle024lcentral.jpg <p>Pinnacle Mountain is a day-use park dedicated to environmental education, recreation and preservation. Park interpreters and volunteers help visitors and students understand man's relationship to the environment. Some of the most popular special programs offered at the park are the Canoe Day Floats on the Little Maumelle River.</p> <p>The park's diversity of habitats, from high upland peaks to bottomlands along the Big and Little Maumelle Rivers, provide many outdoor recreational and educational opportunities including interpretive canoe and boat tours led by park naturalists. Park facilities include picnic sites, a standard pavilion, launch ramps and hiking trails. The visitor center overlooking the Arkansas River includes exhibits, A/V programs, a meeting room and gift shop.</p> <p>Within the park's environs is the Arkansas Arboretum, a 71-acre site exhibiting native flora representing Arkansas's six, major natural divisions. Below Pinnacle Mountain along the Little Maumelle River, the arboretum includes a .6-mile barrier-free, interpretive trail.</p> Canoeing the Little Maumelle River at Pinnacle Mountain State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinnaclemountainspred2lcenral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinnaclemountainspred2lcenral.jpg <p>Environmental education park with picnic sites, pavilion, launch ramps, hiking trails, Arkansas Arboretum. The visitor center overlooking the Arkansas River includes exhibits, audio visual programs, meeting room, gift shop.</p> Pinnacle Mountain State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pjsp001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pjsp001lrivervalley.jpg <p>The natural beauty of Petit Jean Mountain inspired the creation of Arkansas's state parks system when Petit Jean State Park was established in 1923. Petit Jean State Park mirrors the mountain's rugged beauty with its rustic, native log and stone facilities constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in the 1930s.</p> <p>The focal point of the park's impressive CCC/Rustic Style architecture is Mather Lodge, a grand 24-room hostelry on the bluff overlooking scenic Cedar Creek Canyon. A meal at the lodge restaurant guarantees a breathtaking view and a dramatic sunset each evening.</p> <p>Nearby are 33 fully-equipped cabins (21 with kitchens), many of which share the same bluff as the lodge. The canyon is the work of Cedar Creek, which cascades as a spectacular 95-foot waterfall. Upstream, a rock dam forms Lake Bailey, 170 acres for fishing and pedal boating. A boathouse offers a snack bar, boat rentals supplies during summer.</p> <p>Park campsites (127 sites including Premium D, Premium B, Preferred B and Standard B sites) are situated near Lake Bailey and in secluded woodlands. The park also offers a Group Camp Area, a Rally-style Area, two Rent-A-Camp sites and two Rent-A-Tepee sites. The park airport offers five Fly-in Premium D campsites (for tents only).</p> <p>Petit Jean State Park is Arkansas's only state park that features its own airport. Petit Jean's airport is open for daytime use only. All FBO flight services are available. </p> <p>The park also offers picnic areas, playgrounds, pavilions, a recreation hall, launch ramp, pool and tennis courts.</p> <p>Hiking trails lead visitors along forests, canyons, streams, meadows and mountainsides. Park interpreters host programs and special events highlighting the resources of this unforgettable state park. Petit Jean Mountain is also home to the Museum of Automobiles, a showcase of antique and classic cars.</p> <p>For westbound travelers on I-40, take I-40 Exit #108 at Morrilton and travel nine miles south on Ark. 9, then go 12 miles west on Ark. 154 to the park. For eastbound travelers on I-40, take Exit #81 at Russellville and travel Ark. 7 south 10 miles to Centerville, then go 16 miles east on Ark. 154 to the park.</p> Cedar Falls, Petit Jean State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/plantationagriexhibit33lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/plantationagriexhibit33lcentral.jpg <p>Exhibits and programs interpret the history of cotton agriculture from 1836 through World War II when agricultural practices quickly became mechanized. Exhibits include early cultivation tools, the blacksmith shop and rare cotton gins. Learn how cotton was grown and ginned and learn about plantation life in Arkansas.</p> Plantation Agriculture Museum monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pjsp002lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pjsp002lrivervalley.jpg <p>The natural beauty of Petit Jean Mountain inspired the creation of Arkansas's state parks system when Petit Jean State Park was established in 1923. Petit Jean State Park mirrors the mountain's rugged beauty with its rustic, native log and stone facilities constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in the 1930s.</p> <p>The focal point of the park's impressive CCC/Rustic Style architecture is Mather Lodge, a grand 24-room hostelry on the bluff overlooking scenic Cedar Creek Canyon. A meal at the lodge restaurant guarantees a breathtaking view and a dramatic sunset each evening.</p> <p>Nearby are 33 fully-equipped cabins (21 with kitchens), many of which share the same bluff as the lodge. The canyon is the work of Cedar Creek, which cascades as a spectacular 95-foot waterfall. Upstream, a rock dam forms Lake Bailey, 170 acres for fishing and pedal boating. A boathouse offers a snack bar, boat rentals supplies during summer.</p> <p>Park campsites (127 sites including Premium D, Premium B, Preferred B and Standard B sites) are situated near Lake Bailey and in secluded woodlands. The park also offers a Group Camp Area, a Rally-style Area, two Rent-A-Camp sites and two Rent-A-Tepee sites. The park airport offers five Fly-in Premium D campsites (for tents only).</p> <p>Petit Jean State Park is Arkansas's only state park that features its own airport. Petit Jean's airport is open for daytime use only. All FBO flight services are available. </p> <p>The park also offers picnic areas, playgrounds, pavilions, a recreation hall, launch ramp, pool and tennis courts.</p> <p>Hiking trails lead visitors along forests, canyons, streams, meadows and mountainsides. Park interpreters host programs and special events highlighting the resources of this unforgettable state park. Petit Jean Mountain is also home to the Museum of Automobiles, a showcase of antique and classic cars.</p> <p>For westbound travelers on I-40, take I-40 Exit #108 at Morrilton and travel nine miles south on Ark. 9, then go 12 miles west on Ark. 154 to the park. For eastbound travelers on I-40, take Exit #81 at Russellville and travel Ark. 7 south 10 miles to Centerville, then go 16 miles east on Ark. 154 to the park.</p> Cedar Falls, Petit Jean State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/relocationussrazorback01lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/relocationussrazorback01lcentral.jpg <p>The 311-foot submarine was present in Tokyo Bay at the signing of the Peace Treaty ending WW II. Named after the whale, not the U of A sports mascot, it is the only vessel to have earned battle ribbons in WW II and Vietnam. After being decommissioned, the sub was sold to Turkey where it served for 30 years at the Murat Rels. Obtained by North Little Rock, the sub complements the city's military history found at Camp Robinson and Camp Pike</p> USS Razorback, North Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/rfest001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/rfest001lcentral.jpg <p>Arkansas's largest arts and food festival features all types of music, dance, theater, and food; Kidstuff area just for children, arts and crafts, and fireworks. The festival is held each Memorial Day weekend.</p> Riverfest, North Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/rfest002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/rfest002lcentral.jpg <p>Arkansas's largest arts and food festival features all types of music, dance, theater, and food; Kidstuff area just for children, arts and crafts, and fireworks. The festival is held each Memorial Day weekend.</p> Riverfest, North Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/russellivilleiceskate03lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/russellivilleiceskate03lrivervalley.jpg <p>Though outdoor ice skating is usually considered an activity only found in the northern part of the country, ice skating can also be found in the South. An outdoor skating rink is an integral part of Rusellville’s Downtown Tinsel Town holiday activities pictured here. And Ashdown's Land O' Lights holiday festival boasts skating on a rink of synthetic ice.</p> Ice skating, Russellville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/russellivilleiceskatelrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/russellivilleiceskatelrivervalley.jpg <p>Though outdoor ice skating is usually considered an activity only found in the northern part of the country, ice skating can also be found in the South. An outdoor skating rink is an integral part of Rusellville’s Downtown Tinsel Town holiday activities pictured here. And Ashdown's Land O' Lights holiday festival boasts skating on a rink of synthetic ice.</p> Ice skating, Russellville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/russellvillecitylistingslrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/russellvillecitylistingslrivervalley.jpg <p>Food has become such an integral part of traveling. "The specialties of the house" allow visitors a chance to experience their destination’s culture. Who can visit Arkansas without sampling barbecue, fried catfish or fried green tomatoes? There are just about as many difference choices of barbecue in The Natural State as there are trees in the Ouachita, Ozark and St. Francis National Forests. It can be hot or mild, tomato or mustard based. The pork or beef can be chopped or pulled. All you have to do is choose.</p> <p>Poultry is another favorite which is no surprise. Arkansas leads the nation in poultry production. You can get it roasted, baked or fried. And don’t forget the ultimate comfort food&mdash;chicken and dumplings.</p> <p>Arkansas isn’t limited to just barbecue and chicken though. Mediterranean, Oriental, French, Italian, Indian German and other ethnic cuisines are available almost statewide. Seafood including rainbow trout is plentiful on many menus as are other healthier choices. Homemade yeast rolls and cornbread make a tasty accompaniment as does a glass of iced tea or an Arkansas-made wine. Be sure to save room for dessert with luscious pies often the preferred choice. Fruit pies, cream pies and fried pies provide immediate taste gratification.</p> <p>Whether it’s a Mom and Pop café or diner, or an award-winning upscale eatery, you’ll find it in Arkansas. These two 'gourmands' enjoy a meal at Feltner's Whattaburger, a River Valley dining tradition.</p> Chowing down in Russellville monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/scottagriculture001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/scottagriculture001lcentral.jpg <p>Exhibits and programs interpret the history of cotton agriculture from 1836 through World War II when agricultural practices quickly became mechanized. Exhibits include early cultivation tools, the blacksmith shop and rare cotton gins. Learn how cotton was grown and ginned and learn about plantation life in Arkansas.</p> Plantation Agriculture Museum monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/scottagriculture002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/scottagriculture002lcentral.jpg <p>Agriculture is still an important part of the Arkansas economy and landscape with the rich soils of the delta and grand prairie providing perfect settings for planting. Whether it's corn, soybeans, rice, wheat or cotton, it's being grown in The Natural State. Museums around the state, such as the Museum of the Arkansas Grand Prairie at Stuttgart and the Plantation Agriculture Museum in Scott, explain the role of agriculture in the state's history.</p> Harvest on an Arkansas farm monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/scottantiques001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/scottantiques001lcentral.jpg <p>Antiquing is becoming the national pastime for many as the "thrill of the hunt" grabs hold and refuses to let go. Over 200 shops dot Arkansas making it possible to antique your way through The Natural State.</p> <p>The inventory runs the gamut from fine English, French, Italian and American furniture to country primitives. Toys that bring back childhood memories, vintage clothing, Depression glass, silver, books and pottery are found in everything from small neighborhood stores and large malls along the interstate, to quaint downtown shops.</p> Morris Antiques, Keo monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/scottcitylistingslcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/scottcitylistingslcentral.jpg <p>Cotham's Mercantile at Scott began as an old general store and is now a restaurant. Having been around since 1917, it looks much the same as it always has. Its claim to fame is the food. "Where the Elite Meet to Eat" is the eatery's motto which is easily backed up by the photos adorning the wall. Nothing fancy here, just plain down-home cooking like fried catfish, hush puppies, pork chops, chicken and dumplings, daily plate lunch specials, and the signature dish: the "hubcap" hamburger, so named because of its size.</p> Dining at a legendary Arkansas restaurant monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/statecapitolxmaslightslcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/statecapitolxmaslightslcentral.jpg <p>An Arkansas holiday tradition is the lighting of the State Capitol. The state’s official tree, the George Jernigan tree located on the front lawn of the capitol, is also be decorated with hundreds of lights, and Santa Claus is on hand to listen to children’s wish lists. A fireworks extravaganza rounds out the program. Music a winter wonderland scene on the first floor along with a huge rotunda tree are some of the interior activities.</p> Arkansas State Capitol Christmas lights, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/sub001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/sub001lcentral.jpg <p>The 311-foot submarine was present in Tokyo Bay at the signing of the Peace Treaty ending WW II. Named after the whale, not the U of A sports mascot, it is the only vessel to have earned battle ribbons in WW II and Vietnam. After being decommissioned, the sub was sold to Turkey where it served for 30 years at the Murat Rels. Obtained by North Little Rock, the sub complements the city's military history found at Camp Robinson and Camp Pike.</p> USS Razorback, North Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/therepwinelcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/therepwinelcentral.jpg <p>Professional repertory theatre running September-July. Well-known plays and original productions. Theatre seating 350; exhibit space; art galleries. GROUPS: Use of lobbies accompanies MainStage Theatre rental.</p> Arkansas Repertory Theatre, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/toltec002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/toltec002lcentral.jpg <p>Toltec Mounds Archeological State Park, a National Historic Landmark at Scott, preserves and interprets Arkansas's tallest Native American mounds.</p> Toltec Mounds Archeological State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/toltec013lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/toltec013lcentral.jpg <p>Toltec Mounds Archeological State Park, a National Historic Landmark at Scott, preserves and interprets Arkansas's tallest Native American mounds.</p> Toltec Mounds Archeological State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/trloflightslrrivmkt001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/trloflightslrrivmkt001lcentral.jpg The Little Rock River Market lights up for the holiday season. Holiday Lights, Little Rock River Market monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitled0165lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitled0165lrivervalley.jpg <p>Constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, the park has 35 campsites and 15 fully equipped cabins with kitchens. Fourteen miles of trails encircle the mountain and recreation facilities include a pool, tennis courts, picnic areas, a playground, pavilions, bicycle rentals and a ball field. A visitor center with exhibits and a park store are other amenities. (Trailers over 24 feet should not attempt to reach the park at the top of the mountain.)</p> Mount Nebo State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitled0178lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitled0178lcentral.jpg <p>Food has become such an integral part of traveling. "The specialties of the house" allow visitors a chance to experience their destination's culture. Who can visit Arkansas without sampling barbecue, fried catfish or fried green tomatoes? There are just about as many difference choices of barbecue in The Natural State as there are trees in the Ouachita, Ozark and St. Francis National Forests. It can be hot or mild, tomato or mustard based. The pork or beef can be chopped or pulled. All you have to do is choose.</p> <p>Poultry is another favorite which is no surprise. Arkansas leads the nation in poultry production. You can get it roasted, baked or fried. And don't forget the ultimate comfort food&mdash;chicken and dumplings.</p> <p>Arkansas isn't limited to just barbecue and chicken though. Mediterranean, Oriental, French, Italian, Indian German and other ethnic cuisines are available almost statewide. Seafood including rainbow trout is plentiful on many menus as are other healthier choices. Homemade yeast rolls and cornbread make a tasty accompaniment as does a glass of iced tea or an Arkansas-made wine. Be sure to save room for dessert with luscious pies often the preferred choice. Fruit pies, cream pies and fried pies provide immediate taste gratification.</p> <p>Whether it's a Mom and Pop café or diner, or an award-winning upscale eatery, you'll find it in Arkansas. </p> Dining in The Natural State monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitleddining005lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitleddining005lcentral.jpg <p>Fine dining opportunities abound in Arkansas with restaurants to meet the desires of all comers. All ethnic tastes can be found&mdash;from Thai to Soul, Southern to nouveau cuisine. </p> Enjoy an Epicurean Delight in The Natural State monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledgallery002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledgallery002lcentral.jpg <p>Many an expert has extolled the virtues and importance of the arts and the contributions they make to everyday life. Having access to opportunities which contribute to a well-rounded life are more important than ever.</p> <p>Theatre, dance, visual arts and music&mdash;they’re all found in The Natural State. Performances by Broadway touring companies can be seen in Fayetteville, Little Rock and Texarkana along with other communities. The Arkansas Repertory Theatre in Little Rock plus community theatre companies in Pine Bluff, Jonesboro, Fort Smith, Rogers, Russellville, Helena and El Dorado, just to mention a few, provide entertaining productions. Theatre departments at colleges and universities also offer opportunities to see live presentations.</p> <p>Symphonies are found in such towns as Little Rock, Fort Smith, Pine Bluff, El Dorado and Jonesboro, while opera is featured in various locations as well. Down-home bluegrass and folk music are Arkansas specialties and found in free impromptu performances on court squares or in multi-day festivals.</p> <p>Arts centers and galleries display works of both the masters and up-and-coming artists in communities all across the state. The Arkansas Arts Center in Little Rock features, among other things, a world-class collection of works on paper.</p> Arkansas Arts Center, Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledkayak001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledkayak001lrivervalley.jpg <p>Considered one of the state's wildest rivers during spring. From its beginnings in the Ozarks to its confluence with the Arkansas River, the Mulberry pours over ledges, shoots through willow thickets, and whips around sharp turns. These wild characteristics are what give the stream its class II/III rating, and high marks from the floating public.</p> <p>In drier times, the river is a totally different river. It's a good place to swim, wade, skip rocks, and fish for smallmouth. The best floating during the summer months is on an air mattress at one of the local swimming holes.</p> <p>The Mulberry River is a seasonal stream but it offers a season for just about anybody. Designated as both an Arkansas Scenic River and a National Wild and Scenic River, detailed information on the river can be found under "Outdoors & Sports" of this web page. </p> Kayaking the Mulberry monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledtagfishinderby001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledtagfishinderby001lcentral.jpg Pinnacle Mountain State Park fishing derby monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ussrazorback001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ussrazorback001lcentral.jpg <p>The 311-foot submarine was present in Tokyo Bay at the signing of the Peace Treaty ending WW II. Named after the whale, not the U of A sports mascot, it is the only vessel to have earned battle ribbons in WW II and Vietnam. After being decommissioned, the sub was sold to Turkey where it served for 30 years at the Murat Rels. Obtained by North Little Rock, the sub complements the city's military history found at Camp Robinson and Camp Pike; tours available</p> USS Razorback monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wildrivercountry002lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wildrivercountry002lcentral.jpg <p>Splash, whoosh and slide the summer away at North Little Rock's Wild River Country. There's no better way to beat the heat. </p> Summer Fun at Wild River Country monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wildrivercountry003lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wildrivercountry003lcentral.jpg <p>Splash, whoosh and slide the summer away at North Little Rock's Wild River Country. There's no better way to beat the heat. </p> Summer Fun at Wild River Country monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wildwoodfestival001lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wildwoodfestival001lcentral.jpg <p>A serene setting in west Little Rock houses Wildwood Park for the Performing Arts. Opera, theatrical productions, cabaret shows and concerts comprise the popular summertime Wildwood Festival for the Performing Arts held at the park. </p> Wildwood Park for the Performing Arts monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/woollyhollow007lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/woollyhollow007lcentral.jpg <p>One of the smaller state parks, Woolly Hollow is nestled in the Ozark foothills and offers central Arkansas residents and visitors a chance to get away just a short distance away. More information can be found on the Arkansas State Parks web site. </p> Woolly Hollow State Park near Greenbrier monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/woollyhollow013lcentral-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/woollyhollow013lcentral.jpg Woolly Hollow State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Little-Rock/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Little-Rock.jpg A multitude of things to do awaits you in Little Rock. With everything from fine dining and shopping, to visiting parks, museums, the zoo, and even the William J. Clinton Presidential Center, visitors will never find a dull moment. Little Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Little-Rock-Cityscape/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Little-Rock-Cityscape.jpg Little Rock is a mixture of small town charm and big city sophistication. The Big City monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Little-Rock-Glass-Sculpture-Clinton-Library/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Little-Rock-Glass-Sculpture-Clinton-Library.jpg Dale Chihuly's "Crystal Tree of Life" can be found inside the Clinton Presidential Library. Crystal Tree monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ddbayoumetoduckguideldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ddbayoumetoduckguideldelta.jpg <p>Duck hunting is a popular pasttime in The Natural State. The delta and timberlands regions of the state that lie along the Mississippi River Flyway offer great opportunities for the sportsman. Bayou Meto (pictured here) is one of the largest state-owned wildlife management areas in the nation, encompassing 33,832 acres in Arkansas and Jefferson counties. To attract ducks, about 13,000 acres of Bayou Meto are flooded each fall, aided by a series of levees, ditches, water-control structures and plenty of rainfall. In addition, two areas, Halowell Reservoir and the Wrape Plantation, are waterfowl rest areas.</p> Duck hunting along the Mississippi Flyway in Arkansas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ddbayoumetoduckhuntingldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ddbayoumetoduckhuntingldelta.jpg <p>Duck hunting is a popular pasttime in The Natural State. The delta and timberlands regions of the state that lie along the Mississippi River Flyway offer great opportunities for the sportsman. Bayou Meto (pictured here) is one of the largest state-owned wildlife management areas in the nation, encompassing 33,832 acres in Arkansas and Jefferson counties. To attract ducks, about 13,000 acres of Bayou Meto are flooded each fall, aided by a series of levees, ditches, water-control structures and plenty of rainfall. In addition, two areas, Halowell Reservoir and the Wrape Plantation, are waterfowl rest areas.</p> Duck hunting along the Mississippi Flyway in Arkansas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/andersonhouseeurdoaldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/andersonhouseeurdoaldelta.jpg <p>A restored 1901 historically-furnished home serves as the town's visitors center and museum.</p> Dr. A.G. Anderson House, Eudora monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/museumgrandprairie001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/museumgrandprairie001ldelta.jpg <p>At the time of pioneer settlement, Arkansas's largest tall-grass prairie covered most of two counties and parts of two others. Starting in the early 20th century, it was converted into the nation's most productive rice-growing region and its waterfowl hunting became nationally renowned. The Museum of the Arkansas Grand Prairie in Stuttgart, a town founded by German immigrants in the late 1870s, presents the heritage of the region and town.</p> Museum of the Arkansas Grand Prairie monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/rohwer001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/rohwer001ldelta.jpg <p>Marks the site of a Japanese-American internment camp during World War II. Camp residents created many of the monuments located at the National Historic Landmark, located along Ark. 1 in Desha County.</p> Rohwer Relocation Center Marker monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/thunderbyways001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/thunderbyways001ldelta.jpg <p>Two modern "Huck Finns" enjoy a leisurely fishing expedition at Old Town Lake at Lake View in the eastern Arkansas delta.</p> <p>Old Town Lake is a 1,200-acre Mississippi River oxbow now separated from the river by a levee. Large crappies and bluegills abound. A concrete ramp, bait shop, boat rental and camping are available just east of the Ark. 44-85 junction on the Great River Road National Scenic Byway.</p> Fishing along the Great River Road monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Mississippi-River-Delta-Bridge/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Mississippi-River-Delta-Bridge.jpg This beautiful and amazing cable bridge spans the Mississippi. Greenville Bridge monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/blanchardsprings002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/blanchardsprings002lozarks.jpg <p>Guided walking tours through an active cavern system, featuring sparkling calcite formations, stalactites, stalagmites and columns. Two different trails for viewing. Recreation area features crystal clear streams, large flowing spring (12,000 gallons per minute), small lake, scenic trails, picturesque bluffs, swimming, fishing, outdoor theatre programs in season. Wild Cave Tours available</p> Blanchard Springs Caverns, Mountain View monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/blanchardsprings008lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/blanchardsprings008lozarks.jpg <p>Ranked among the most beautiful underground discoveries of the 20th century, Blanchard Springs Cavern is located deep in the Ozark National Forest, 15 miles north of Mountain View. It is the only developed cave system operated by the U.S. Forest Service and is open throughout the year. A popular new addition is the Wild Cave Tour, pictured here. </p> Blanchard Springs Caverns Wild Cave Tour monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/blanchardsprings013lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/blanchardsprings013lozarks.jpg <p>Operated by the U.S. Forest Service&mdash;offers two guided tours on trails that lead visitors through massive caverns filled with ever-changing formations. Also offering Wild Cave tour for the physically fit. Located in Mountain View. </p> Blanchard Springs Caverns, Mountain View monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/caddogap001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/caddogap001lozarks.jpg <p>Luxury log cabin resort on the Buffalo National River; fully-furnished cabins with fireplaces, Jacuzzis, and more; canoe rental; horseback riding; hot air balloon rides; great hiking. GROUPS: River Wind Lodge sleeps up to 24 people in four rooms, plus has a loft with four double beds; 3,200-square-foot conference center; additional cabins nearby</p> Buffalo Outdoor Center Cabins monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/blanchardwildcavetour001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/blanchardwildcavetour001lozarks.jpg <p>Ranked among the most beautiful underground discoveries of the 20th century, this limestone cavern is located deep in the Ozark National Forest, 15 miles north of Mountain View. It is the only developed cave system operated by the U.S. Forest Service and is open throughout the year. Lighted walkways lead to stunning formations and massive rooms, one as large as six football fields. A popular new addition is the Wild Cave Tour, pictured here.</p> <p>Nearby, Blanchard Springs Recreational Use Area provides scenic campgrounds, picnic areas, hiking trails, a massive natural spring and a trout lake. Off Ark. 14 near the town of Fifty-Six. </p> Blanchard Springs Caverns monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/cedarcreeklodgeponcalozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/cedarcreeklodgeponcalozarks.jpg <p>Rustic or luxurious&mdash;all kinds of log cabins and other types of lodging can be found in The Natural State.</p> <p>Plush lake and riverside resorts offer everything needed for an enjoyable visit: restaurants, boat rentals, spas and hot tubs, swimming pools, tennis, horseback riding. Cabins can either have just the bare necessities or a wide array of amenities. Bed and breakfasts are housed in restored historic homes and buildings. They can be Victorian in nature or an ultra-modern glass-fronted structure. Cedar Crest Lodge pictured here offers luxury lodging on the Buffalo National River.</p> Lodging in the Arkansas Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/malvern001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/malvern001ltimberlands.jpg Enjoy holiday lights in Malvern. Holiday Lights in Malvern monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/coupleenjoyingshakewoodslozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/coupleenjoyingshakewoodslozarks.jpg <p>Bring back memories of yesteryear or make new ones while sipping on a icy concoction at an old-fashioned soda fountain. Echos of a slower paced and gentler time come along with the ice cream sundaes, shakes and malts. Pictured here is Woods Pharmacy and Old Fashioned Fountain in Mountain View, an early 1900s restored soda fountain that serves ice cream treats and lunch.</p> Enjoying a frosty treat monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/couplestonecoironworkslozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/couplestonecoironworkslozarks.jpg <p>Works of art aren't always on canvas. Stone County Ironworks in Mountain View showcases the artistry of ironwork with exquisite handmade items. Once a necessity for everyday living in the Ozark Mountains, ironworking has been elevated to an art form. Pieces such as beds, electric and non-electric lighting fixtures, garden accessories, tables, chairs and fireplace utensils are available at 'America's Blacksmith Shop.'</p> Stone County Ironworks in Mountain View monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/covelake001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/covelake001lrivervalley.jpg <p>In the Ozark National Forest, 160-acre scenic Cove Lake features swimming, hiking, camping, and fishing. This mountain lake is located in the shadow of Mount Magazine near Paris along Scenic Ark. 309.</p> Cove Lake monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/calicorock001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/calicorock001lozarks.jpg <p>Luxury log cabin resort on the Buffalo National River; fully-furnished cabins with fireplaces, Jacuzzis, and more; canoe rental; horseback riding; hot air balloon rides; great hiking. GROUPS: River Wind Lodge sleeps up to 24 people in four rooms, plus has a loft with four double beds; 3,200-square-foot conference center; additional cabins nearby</p> Buffalo Outdoor Center Cabins monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/calicorock004lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/calicorock004lozarks.jpg <p>Named for the colorful rocks around the small town of Calico Rock, which overlooks the White River, the quaint downtown takes you back to yesteryear. Calico Rock is just north of Mountain View, which is home to the Ozark Folk Center State Park and Blanchard Springs Caverns. Lake Norfork and Bull Shoals Lake are but a few miles north of Calico Rock.</p> Calico Rock on the White River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/calicorock006lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/calicorock006lozarks.jpg Enjoy shopping in Calico Rock. Downtown Calico Rock monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/harrisonsquareinfalllozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/harrisonsquareinfalllozarks.jpg <p>The Ozarks' brillant fall foliage provides the perfect backdrop for Harrison's charming downtown square and the 1909 county courthouse that centers it. The area has been awarded National Historic District status and is an example of a real town square. Located in a picturesque park, the striking building is the focal point of the square</p> <p>The shopping district boasts of many historically significant buildings dating as far back as 1876. The shopping district remains fully occupied providing a variety of shopping, dining and recreational opportunities. </p> Autumn in the Arkansas Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/horseshoecanyon001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/horseshoecanyon001lozarks.jpg <p> A western dude ranch with trail rides, hiking, canoeing (in season) on the Buffalo National River; hot tub, swimming pool, fishing pond, rock climbing, shooting, campfires, cook-outs and a children’s program. Sleeping arrangements consist of 13 log cabin units that can accommodate families ranging in size from two through seven. The larger cabins have an enclosed bedroom with a queen bed and a loft with a queen and two twins or four or five twins. There are two ADA units that also have queen hide-a-beds. GROUPS: groups of 20 or more welcome anytime; company retreats and reunions also welcome from mid March through October.</p> Horseshoe Canyon Guest Ranch monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/hurricanerivercave001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/hurricanerivercave001lozarks.jpg <p>Operated by the National Forest Service, Blanchard is a multi-level cavern complex, with the two upper levels open for guided tours along paved and lighted trails. Thousands of visitors have enjoyed the Discovery and Dripstone trails each year since their opening in 1973. Touted by Life Magazine as the "cave find of the century," Blanchard has received constant environmental care and remains a "living" cave.</p> Soda Straw Room at Blanchard Springs Caverns monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/marshall001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/marshall001lozarks.jpg <p>Enjoy holiday lights in downtown Marshall.</p> Holiday Lights, Marshall monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakecharleslozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakecharleslozarks.jpg <p>Though one of the state's smaller lakes at 645 acres, certainly isn't small in opportunities for fun. Located in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains, the lake not only offers water recreation but good catches of bass, crappie, bream and catfish as well. Camping and swimming are also popular pastimes.</p> Lake Charles State Park in the Arkansas Ozark foothills monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtviewfolkfestival001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtviewfolkfestival001lozarks.jpg <p>Townspeople and visitors salute the folk culture of the Ozarks on the third weekend of April with musical performances and dancing on the Courthouse Square, parade, crafts demonstrations, and a rodeo. Activities take place on the Mountain View Court Square, the fairgrounds and the Ozark Folk Center State Park.</p> Arkansas Folk Festival, Mountain View monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mtviewinn001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mtviewinn001lozarks.jpg <p>Musicians pop up everywhere in Mountain View&mdash;on the square, at the nearby Ozark Folk Center and on many a front porch. Pictured here is the Inn at Mountain View Bed and Breakfast.</p> Front Porch music in Mountain View monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mulberryriver001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mulberryriver001lozarks.jpg <p>Considered one of the state's wildest rivers during spring. From its beginnings in the Ozarks to its confluence with the Arkansas River, the Mulberry pours over ledges, shoots through willow thickets, and whips around sharp turns. These wild characteristics are what give the stream its class II/III rating, and high marks from the floating public. </p> Mulberry River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mysticcaverns001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mysticcaverns001lozarks.jpg <p>Two of the most spectacular caves in the Ozarks at one location&mdash;Mystic Cavern and Crystal Dome Cavern. Guided tours begin in Mystic and retrace steps early settlers first took in the 1850s. Crystal Dome showcases an eight-foot-high dome in pristine condition; rock museum, gift shop.</p> Mystic Caverns monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/poncawindriverlodge001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/poncawindriverlodge001lozarks.jpg <p>Nearly every type of lodging can be found in The Natural State. Upscale hotels, plush resorts, cozy cottages, rustic cabins, bed and breakfasts, a campsite or a lakeside condo&mdash;they're all here.</p> <p>New and restored hostelries are popping up all over the place offering first class amenities for both the business and leisure traveler. They can be located lake- or riverside such as the River Wind Lodge at Ponca pictured here or in the thriving heart of the cities they're located in. Full-service resorts run the gamut from family- and sportsman-oriented to the ultimate in luxury. More often than not these properties are within a stone's throw of a lake or river. For budget travelers motels offer a great place to lay their head while saving a few bucks. Those wanting to get away from it all for a romantic getaway will find cozy cottages, often fully restored and always fully stocked to meet every need. Rustic yet full furnished cabins also offer great getaways usually tucked into pockets of the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains. Bed and breakfasts can be discovered in both large and small communities and can be housed in modern structures or a restored Victorian mansion. And the call of the great outdoors can be answered with a fully equipped public or private campsite situated for tent or RV camping.</p> Rooms with a View in the Arkansas Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/poncawindriverlodge002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/poncawindriverlodge002lozarks.jpg <p>Nearly every type of lodging can be found in The Natural State. Upscale hotels, plush resorts, cozy cottages, rustic cabins, bed and breakfasts, a campsite or a lakeside condo&mdash;they're all here.</p> <p>New and restored hostelries are popping up all over the place offering first class amenities for both the business and leisure traveler. They can be located lake- or riverside such as the River Wind Lodge at Ponca pictured here or in the thriving heart of the cities they're located in. Full-service resorts run the gamut from family- and sportsman-oriented to the ultimate in luxury. More often than not these properties are within a stone's throw of a lake or river. For budget travelers motels offer a great place to lay their head while saving a few bucks. Those wanting to get away from it all for a romantic getaway will find cozy cottages, often fully restored and always fully stocked to meet every need. Rustic yet full furnished cabins also offer great getaways usually tucked into pockets of the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains. Bed and breakfasts can be discovered in both large and small communities and can be housed in modern structures or a restored Victorian mansion. And the call of the great outdoors can be answered with a fully equipped public or private campsite situated for tent or RV camping.</p> Rooms with a View in the Arkansas Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarks011lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarks011lozarks.jpg <p>At the junction of Scenic 7 Byway and Ark. 16 at Pelsor, turn east on Hwy. 16 to Ben Hur, then go south about 1.5 miles until you reach Forest Service Road 1205. Turn east on this road and remain on it for approximately 3 to 4 miles. You'll be following Falling Water Creek and will come upon the falls to your right. They are easily visible from your vehicle. If you continue on this road another six-to-eight miles, you'll come to Richland Creek Campground, a trailhead for trips back to Richland Falls and Twin Falls.</p> Falling Water Falls in the Arkansas Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarksfallingwtrfalls001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarksfallingwtrfalls001lozarks.jpg <p>At the junction of Arkansas 7 and 16 at Pelsor, turn east on 16 to Ben Hur, then south about 1.5 miles to Forest Service Road 1205. Turn east on this road and remain on it for about 3 to 4 miles (maybe less). You'll be following Falling Water Creek and will come upon the falls to your right&mdash;easily visible from the road. Also if you continue another 6 to 8 miles on this road, you'll come to Richland Creek Campground, a trailhead for trips back to Richland Falls and Twin Falls.</p> Falling Water Falls in the Arkansas Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/ozarksrickettsmtn001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/ozarksrickettsmtn001lozarks.jpg <p>It's not surprising to learn that most of the quality rock climbing and bouldering in Arkansas is in the western and northern regions of the state, where the Ozark and Ouachita mountain ranges are located. </p> Rockclimbing in the Arkansas Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/relocationartistpointhwy7lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/relocationartistpointhwy7lozarks.jpg <p>Artist Point features a breathtaking view from its observation deck of the Boston Mountains with Lake Shepherd Springs and White Rock Mountain in the distance. Telescopes available; family owned business run by the second and third generations. The gift shop has a variety of unique items, including handmade dolls, Indian artifacts, homemade jams and jellies and other small treasures, all of which are produced by local craftsmen. Artist Point also has hiking trail access.</p> Artist Point on Highway 7 monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/richlandcreek002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/richlandcreek002lozarks.jpg <p>The Ozark and Ouachita Mountain Ranges cover approximately two-thirds of the state providing ample opportunities to view these spectacular watery showpieces. Pictured here is one of the more striking waterfalls in Arkansas and directions on how to find it.</p> <p>From I-40 at Russellville, go north for 36 miles on Scenic 7 Byway to Pelsor. Turn east on Ark. 16 and drive approximately 10 miles to Forest Service Rd. 1205. Turn north and go about eight miles to Richland Creek Campground. Park at the lower campground and head west on foot, immediately crossing Falling Water Creek. Hike the Richland Creek Trail for about two miles to the confluence of Devil’s Fork Creek, then go straight for 1/4-mile. Twin Falls are 1/4-mile up Devil’s Fork; Richland Falls is another 1/4-mile up Richland Creek (a topographical map is suggested). These are some of the most picturesque waterfalls in the state but also some of the most difficult to get to. It is considered a difficult trek to reach them.</p> Richland Creek monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/samsthrone014lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/samsthrone014lozarks.jpg <p>Located in Northwest Arkansas, Sam's Throne is a traditional climbing area good for all ability levels and is probably the best-known chunk of rock in the Ozarks. </p> Sam's Throne, Ozark National Forest monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/samsthrone016lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/samsthrone016lozarks.jpg <p>Located in Northwest Arkansas, Sam's Throne is a traditional climbing area good for all ability levels and is probably the best-known chunk of rock in the Ozarks. </p> Sam's Throne, Ozark Mountains monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/samsthrone017lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/samsthrone017lozarks.jpg <p>The majesty of fall color in the Arkansas Ozarks is showcased in this shot of Sam's Throne. One of several natural landmarks in the Ozarks, it provides a breathtaking view of the splendor that is fall in The Natural State.</p> Ozark Mountain Fall Scenery monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/shoreslakelrivevalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/shoreslakelrivevalley.jpg <p>An 82-acre lake in mountain setting that provides access to Ozark Highlands Trail. Also offers swimming, fishing, hiking and picnicking. Campsites also available. Located 15 miles north of Mulberry on Ark. 215, then 1 mile on paved Forest Road 1505. Facilities at the National Forest Service park include flush toilets, showers, water, 28 picnic sites, group pavilion (reservations taken), dressing rooms and boat ramp (10 hp motor limit).</p> Shores Lake in the Ozark National Forest monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/troutresortnorforklozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/troutresortnorforklozarks.jpg <p>New and restored hostelries are popping up all over the place offering first class amenities for both the business and leisure traveler. They can be located lake- or riverside or in the thriving heart of the cities they're located in. Full-service resorts run the gamut from family- and sportsman-oriented to the ultimate in luxury. For budget travelers motels offer a great place to lay their head while saving a few bucks. More often than not these properties are within a stone's throw of a lake or river. Those wanting to get away from it all for a romantic getaway will find cozy cottages, often fully restored and always fully stocked to meet every need. Rustic yet full furnished cabins also offer great getaways usually tucked into pockets of the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains. Bed and breakfasts can be discovered in both large and small communities and can be housed in modern structures or a restored Victorian mansion. And the call of the great outdoors can be answered with a fully equipped public or private campsite situated for tent or RV camping.</p> One of many resorts on Lake Norfork monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/twinfalls003lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/twinfalls003lozarks.jpg <p>The Ozark and Ouachita Mountain Ranges cover approximately two-thirds of the state providing ample opportunities to view these spectacular watery showpieces. Pictured here is one of the more striking waterfalls in Arkansas and directions on how to find it.</p> <p>From I-40 at Russellville, go north for 36 miles on Scenic 7 Byway to Pelsor. Turn east on Ark. 16 and drive approximately 10 miles to Forest Service Rd. 1205. Turn north and go about eight miles to Richland Creek Campground. Park at the lower campground and head west on foot, immediately crossing Falling Water Creek. Hike the Richland Creek Trail for about two miles to the confluence of Devil’s Fork Creek, then go straight for 1/4-mile. Twin Falls are 1/4-mile up Devil’s Fork; Richland Falls is another 1/4-mile up Richland Creek (a topographical map is suggested). These are some of the most picturesque waterfalls in the state but also some of the most difficult to get to. It is considered a difficult trek to reach them.</p> Twin Falls in the Ozark National Forest monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitled0127lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitled0127lozarks.jpg <p>Outdoor and exercise enthusiasts delight in Arkansas's vast recreational opportunities. From hiking, biking and horseback trails to hang gliding, rock climbing and scuba diving spots, Arkansas has its ways of luring you to its natural wonders.</p> <p>Several major biking events take place annually in the state such as the annual Eureka Springs Fat Tire Festival.</p> Bicycling in The Natural State monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitled0061lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitled0061lozarks.jpg <p>Golf in the Ozarks is an unforgettable experience. Numerous courses are highly rated including the newly-completed front nine at Tannenbaum Resort on Greers Ferry Lake pictured here, Fairfield Bay’s Mountain Ranch course designed by Edmund B. Ault and the Red Apple Inn course at Heber Springs must be mentioned. And so must the seven (yes, seven) beautiful courses at Bella Vista Village near Bentonville, the Pinnacle Country Club and Prairie Creek Country Club at Rogers, the North and South courses at Cherokee Village, Holiday Island Country Club courses near Eureka Springs and Dawn Hill Golf and Racquet Club at Siloam Springs.</p> <p>Another popular course is Rivercliff Golf Course at Bull Shoals, a public 18-hole layout with several of its holes situated in the shadow of Bull Shoals Dam and alongside the White River, famed for its world-class trout fishing.</p> <p>Gorgeous scenery, diversity and unique features are the hallmarks of Ozark golf courses. From the foothills beginning around Heber Springs to the mountain country extending northeast to Hardy and Cherokee Village, north to Bull Shoals and Diamond City, and northwest to Eureka Springs, Springdale, Fayetteville and Siloam Springs, the Ozarks are loaded with great places to play a game of golf.</P> Golfing in the Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledddsp002lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledddsp002lozarks.jpg <p>Outdoor and exercise enthusiasts delight in Arkansas's vast recreational opportunities. From hiking, biking and horseback trails to hang gliding, rock climbing and scuba diving spots, Arkansas has its ways of luring you to its natural wonders. Mountain biking continues to gain in popularity in The Natural State. A particularly scenic location is Devil's Den State Park pictured here.</p> <p>For more information on oudoor activities in Arkansas, see the "Outdoors" section of this web site.</p> Mountain Biking at Devil's Den State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledcabin002lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledcabin002lrivervalley.jpg <p>Cooler temperatures provide a perfect time to "hide-out" in an Arkansas cabin. Be it a facility at an Arkansas State Park or a privately owned one, there are cabins to meet every liking. They can be rustic for the "back-to-nature" crowd or they can be luxurious with every amenity provided for those who like to be pampered. </p> Staying in Style at an Arkansas cabin monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledhorseriding001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledhorseriding001lozarks.jpg <p> Horseshoe Canyon Ranch (pictured here) offers the Western dude ranch experience deep in the Ozark Mountains. A working ranch with trail rides, hiking, rock climbing and canoeing on the Buffalo National River. Facilities include a hot tub, a swimming pool, 10 log cabins, six of which have an enclosed bedroom with queen bed and loft with two queen beds. Two units have a queen, a twin and a queen hide-a-bed and two units meet ADA requirements. </p> Horseback Riding in the Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledmtnclimbing001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledmtnclimbing001lozarks.jpg <p>It's not surprising to learn that most of the quality rock climbing and bouldering in Arkansas is in the western and northern regions of the state, where the Ozark and Ouachita mountain ranges are located.</p> Rappelling in The Natural State monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledrockclimbing001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledrockclimbing001lozarks.jpg <p>It's not surprising to learn that most of the quality rock climbing and bouldering in Arkansas is in the western and northern regions of the state, where the Ozark and Ouachita mountain ranges are located.</p> <p>Some of the places highlighted in a January 2003 Issue of Rock and Ice magazine include Horeshoe Canyon Ranch (pictured here), Sam's Throne and Mount Magazine State Park.</p> Rockclimbing in the Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledstatepark001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledstatepark001lrivervalley.jpg <p>Rising 1,350 feet, Mount Nebo offers sweeping views of the Arkansas River Valley. In 1933, a portion of the mountain was chosen as a park site. Native stone and logs from Mount Nebo were used by the Civilian Conservation Corps to construct many of the park's bridges, trails, rustic-style cabins and pavilions. </p> Discovering Nature at an Arkansas State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledpedestalrocks001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledpedestalrocks001lozarks.jpg <p>This scenic area consists of two hiking trails--Pedestal Rocks and Kings Bluff. Pedestal Rocks is 2.2 miles and Kings Bluff is 1.7 miles long. This unique area offers a good look at Ozark Mountain geology. The views are some of the most spectacular in Arkansas. Both trails feature easy hiking, but border high cliffs with steep drop-offs and require safety precautions. There are three picnicking units, vault toilets and parking is available for large vehicles. (Bayou Ranger District) Kings Bluff features a large flat bluff top with a waterfall that flows over the ledge. The entire bluff has been fenced to prevent hikers from slipping on the icy rock during the winter. The mountain walls direct your view through the canyon of trees to focus on the rolling mountains, the Ozarks. While hiking the trail, you will see unique formations called pedestals, which were formed by weathering and are the featured destination of the area. </p> Pedestal Rocks in the Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledvineyard001lrivervalley-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledvineyard001lrivervalley.jpg <p>In the Arkansas River Valley rich soil gives life to vineyards. In and around the town of Altus, four wineries offer free tours, wine tastings and special events.</p> Arkansas's Wine Country monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/wittakerpoint001lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/wittakerpoint001lozarks.jpg <p>One of the most photographed spots in The Natural State is Whitaker's Point. To find this very remote location, take Ark. 21 to where it crosses the Buffalo River south of Boxley in Newton County. At the north end of the bridge (the end closest to Boxley), take a left turn on a gravel road.</p> <p>Follow this steep, narrow and winding gravel road for 6.1 miles&mdash;at which point you'll encounter a U.S. Forest Service parking area (on the right side of the road) with a sign stating "Wilderness Access."</p> <p>Park here, read all the notes and instructions which are posted, then cross the road and begin following the trail.</p> <p>The trail is unmarked, although there's been enough foot traffic to make it plenty obvious. The distance to Whitaker Point is a mile or so (of easy to moderate difficulty) and will take some 30 to 60 minutes one-way depending on the hiker.</p> Whitaker Point in the Arkansas Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/whiterockmtn007lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/whiterockmtn007lozarks.jpg <p>Located in the Ozark National Forest north of Shores Lake, this recreation site features rugged scenery, cabins, camping, nature trail, picnic area, restrooms. There are eight campsites with no hookups, spectacular bluffs encircling mountain rim trails with panoramic views and provides access to the Ozark Highlands Trail. Located 15 miles north of Mulberry on Ark. 215, then eigh miles on Forest Road 1505.</p> White Rock Mountain monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/whiterockmtn008lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/whiterockmtn008lozarks.jpg <p>Located in the Ozark National Forest north of Shores Lake, this recreation site features rugged scenery, cabins, camping, nature trail, picnic area, restrooms. There are eight campsites with no hookups, spectacular bluffs encircling mountain rim trails with panoramic views and provides access to the Ozark Highlands Trail. Located 15 miles north of Mulberry on Ark. 215, then eigh miles on Forest Road 1505.</p> White Rock Mountain monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Ozarks/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Ozarks.jpg Arkansas does in fact have mountains and the Ozarks are a spectacle to see and hike through during the spring and fall seasons. Ozarks monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Ozark-Mountains-Autumn-Colors/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Ozark-Mountains-Autumn-Colors.jpg Autumn in the Ozarks is quite a sight to behold. Autumn Splendor monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Ozark-Mountains-Waterfall/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Ozark-Mountains-Waterfall.jpg The Ozark Mountains offer up some of the most stunning scenes found in nature. Stunning Places monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/epinebluff001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/epinebluff001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Displays chronicle the careers of Arkansas stars including Glen Campbell, Johnny Cash, Alan Ladd, Tracy Lawrence, Al Green, Art Porter Sr., Billy Bob Thornton, John Grisham, Ronnie Dunn, Charlie Rich and others.</p> Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame in Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/desarc001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/desarc001ldelta.jpg Lower White River Museum State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/desarc002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/desarc002ldelta.jpg <p>Follow the green-and-white pilot wheel markers along the Great River Road in the heart of eastern Arkansas's Mississippi River Delta country. The road, designated a national scenic byway, will lead you from north to south through this rich agricultural kingdom where cotton, rice, soybeans and wheat flourish in some of Arkansas's richest soils. Crowley's Ridge Parkway, another nation scenic byway, also winds through this region, providing excellent views of the productive land from atop a geologic oddity rising from the Detla. Learn more about Crowley's Ridge.</p> <p>This is the land where Europeans first crossed the Mississippi in 1541, where you can experience a taste of the civilizations they found here at the Hampson Museum State Park at Wilson and at Parkin Archeological State Park at Parkin. You can relive the early days of more recent settlement at countless museums throughout the region, including the Arkansas State University Museum at Jonesboro and the Museum of the Arkansas Grand Prairie at Stuttgart.</p> <p>Highpoints include the Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum & Education Center at Piggott, where "papa" penned portions of "A Farewell to Arms"; the historic riverport of Helena, where the Delta Cultural Center interprets the land, the people and the music of the river country; Arkansas Post National Memorial, which preserves the site of the earliest settlement in the lower Mississippi River Valley; Southland Greyhound Park, one of the largest dog tracks in the country; and Lake Chicot State Park, where fishing is exceptional and bird watching second to none. And don't miss the Louisiana Purchase State Park, where a monument marks the initial point for surveys of the 1803 Louisiana Purchase. Special bicentennial celebrations across the state are planned for 2003. </p> DesArc, Arkansas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deshaco001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deshaco001ldelta.jpg <p>The museum was founded in 1979 to preserve the area heritage. It is located inside the Dumas city limits.</p> Desha County Museum, Dumas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/crowleysridge003ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/crowleysridge003ldelta.jpg <p>This recreational retreat lies atop the forested hills called Crowley's Ridge, shown here in all its fall glory. The state park has historic log and stone structures constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s that set the mood for the park's rustic warmth. </p> Crowley's Ridge State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/dewitt002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/dewitt002ldelta.jpg <p>DeWitt shares the Arkansas County seat with Stuttgart since 1852. The courthouse is decorated each holiday season.</p> Holiday Lights, DeWitt monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/fallfestival001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/fallfestival001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Fordyce on the Cotton Belt celebrates the rich railroad heritage of this small town. Good food, friendly atmosphere and great entertainment are always on tap. </p> Fordyce on the Cotton Belt Festival, Fordyce monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deltaantique001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deltaantique001ldelta.jpg <p>Helena, located where Crowley's Ridge meets the Mississippi River, was an important early river port through which the agricultural wealth of Arkansas's eastern Delta region flowed. It was here that the culture of the Deep South made its most thorough and enduring penetration into Arkansas. The mythic power of the Mississippi can be seen in the Helena River Reach Park. The Delta Cultural Center, a state museum, has exhibits detailing the history of the natural and human history of the Delta region, including the 1863 Battle of Helena, and Helena's role in the development of blues music. Helena contributed seven generals to the Confederacy, three of whom are buried in the town's Confederate Cemetery. Civil War artifacts and period paintings of the generals can be viewed at the Phillips County Museum.</p> Antiquing in Helena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deltaculturalctr006ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deltaculturalctr006ldelta.jpg <p>Museum of restored depot and storefront tells the story of efforts to settle and cultivate the fertile Mississippi River Valley. Interactive audio exhibits on the region's heritage of blues and gospel music. Battle of Helena exhibit.</p> Delta Cultural Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deltaculturalctr009ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deltaculturalctr009ldelta.jpg <p>Exhibits at the Delta Cultural Center in the historic Mississippi River port of Helena interpret the natural and human history of Arkansas’s Delta region. Included are interactive audio and video exhibits chronicling the rise of Delta blues and gospel music.</p> Delta Cultural Center, Helena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deltaculturalctr010ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deltaculturalctr010ldelta.jpg <p>Exhibits at the Delta Cultural Center in the historic Mississippi River port of Helena interpret the natural and human history of Arkansas’s Delta region. Included are interactive audio and video exhibits chronicling the rise of Delta blues and gospel music.</p> Delta Cultural Center, Helena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deltariversnaturectr011ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deltariversnaturectr011ltimberlands.jpg <p>The Delta Rivers Nature Center, an Arkansas Game and Fish Commission facility, features exhibits that reveal the natural history of Arkansas's Delta region, while its hiking trails through 130 acres of woodland "bottoms" give visitors a first-hand look at the vegetation and wildlife characteristic of the area. Among the center’s "living" exhibits are a 20,000-gallon "oxbow lake" aquarium containing native fish species; live snakes, turtles and alligators; and landscaping with wildflowers and other native plants. Other features include short historical and Delta "fly-over" films; numerous preserved specimens of the Delta's birds, mammals and fish; exhibits on the region's hunting and fishing tradition, the changing nature of Delta rivers and the importance of wetlands; and a gift shop stocked with nature-related items.</p> Delta Rivers Nature Center, Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deltariversnaturectr012ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deltariversnaturectr012ltimberlands.jpg <p>The Delta Rivers Nature Center, an Arkansas Game and Fish Commission facility, features exhibits that reveal the natural history of Arkansas's Delta region, while its hiking trails through 130 acres of woodland "bottoms" give visitors a first-hand look at the vegetation and wildlife characteristic of the area. Among the center’s "living" exhibits are a 20,000-gallon "oxbow lake" aquarium containing native fish species; live snakes, turtles and alligators; and landscaping with wildflowers and other native plants. Other features include short historical and Delta "fly-over" films; numerous preserved specimens of the Delta's birds, mammals and fish; exhibits on the region's hunting and fishing tradition, the changing nature of Delta rivers and the importance of wetlands; and a gift shop stocked with nature-related items.</p> Delta Rivers Nature Center, Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/crowleysridge013ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/crowleysridge013ldelta.jpg <p>This recreational retreat lies atop the forested hills called Crowley's Ridge. The state park has historic log and stone structures constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s that set the mood for the park's rustic warmth. </p> Crowley's Ridge State Par monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/crowleysridge019ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/crowleysridge019ldelta.jpg <p>This recreational retreat lies atop the forested hills called Crowley's Ridge. The park occupies the former homestead of Benjamin Crowley, whose family first settled the area.</p> <p>Historic log and stone structures constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s set the mood for the park's rustic warmth. Park facilities include four fully equipped, modern duplex cabins with kitchens; a group lodging area featuring five bunk cabins, a kitchen/dining hall and bathhouse; 26 campsites--18 Class A, and eight tent sites; picnic areas; snack bar; trails; standard pavilions; baseball field; 31-acre fishing lake (electric motors only); and a 3 1/2-acre swimming lake. Year-round interpretive programs are also offered by the park.</p> <p>The park is 15 miles north of Jonesboro on Ark. 141; or nine miles west of Paragould on U.S. 412, then two miles south on Ark. 168.</p> Crowley's Ridge State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/crowleysridge026ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/crowleysridge026ldelta.jpg <p>This recreational retreat lies atop the forested hills called Crowley's Ridge, shown here in all its fall glory. The state park has historic log and stone structures constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s that set the mood for the park's rustic warmth. </p> Crowley's Ridge State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/entertainershalloffame002ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/entertainershalloffame002ltimberlands.jpg <p>The center displays chronicle the careers of Arkansas stars including Glen Campbell, Johnny Cash, Alan Ladd, Tracy Lawrence, Al Green, Art Porter Sr., Billy Bob Thornton, John Grisham, Ronnie Dunn, Charlie Rich and others.</p> Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame, Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/entertainershalloffame003ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/entertainershalloffame003ltimberlands.jpg <p>The center displays chronicle the careers of Arkansas stars including Glen Campbell, Johnny Cash, Alan Ladd, Tracy Lawrence, Al Green, Art Porter Sr., Billy Bob Thornton, John Grisham, Ronnie Dunn, Charlie Rich and others.</p> Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame, Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deltariversnaturectr010ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deltariversnaturectr010ltimberlands.jpg <p>The Delta Rivers Nature Center features a 20,000-gallon, "oxbow lake" outdoor aquarium; half-mile, paved hiking trail; exhibits on wetlands and the flora and wildlife of the region; historical and Delta "fly-over films;" nature-oriented gift shop.</p> Delta Rivers Nature Center, Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deltathompsonhouse001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deltathompsonhouse001ldelta.jpg <p>Classic Victorian home has been renovated, authentically furnished and opened to the public for tours. Also serves as training lab for hospitality students at Phillips Community College. Fabulous First Thursday Lunch open to the public; reservations recommended. GROUPS: Special arrangements can be made for groups for any meal with advance notice.</p> Pillow-Thompson Victorian House monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deltathompsonhouse002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deltathompsonhouse002ldelta.jpg <p>Classic Victorian home has been renovated, authentically furnished and opened to the public for tours. Also serves as training lab for hospitality students at Phillips Community College. Fabulous First Thursday Lunch open to the public; reservations recommended. GROUPS: Special arrangements can be made for groups for any meal with advance notice.</p> Pillow-Thompson Victorian House monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deltaculturalctr011ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deltaculturalctr011ldelta.jpg <p>Exhibits at the Delta Cultural Center in the historic Mississippi River port of Helena interpret the natural and human history of Arkansas’s Delta region. Included are interactive audio and video exhibits chronicling the rise of Delta blues and gospel music.</p> Delta Cultural Center, Helena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deltaculturalctr012ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deltaculturalctr012ldelta.jpg <p>Exhibits at the Delta Cultural Center in the historic Mississippi River port of Helena interpret the natural and human history of Arkansas's Delta region. Included are interactive audio and video exhibits chronicling the rise of Delta blues and gospel music. Pictured here is the portion of the museum that houses the blues exhibits.</p> Delta Cultural Center, Helena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deltaduckcallcontest001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deltaduckcallcontest001ldelta.jpg <p>Each Thanksgiving week Stuttgart hosts The World's Championship Duck Calling Contest. Other activities included are the Wings Over the Prairie Festival, the World's Championship Duck Gumbo Cook-off, the World's Duck Dog Championship, the annual Queen Mallard pageant, a carnival, a 10K race, a sportsman's dinner and dance, plus sporting goods and collectibles shows, arts and crafts and commercial exhibits.</p> World Championship Duck Calling Contest monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/deltariversnaturectr003ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/deltariversnaturectr003ltimberlands.jpg <p>The Delta Rivers Nature Center features a 20,000-gallon, "oxbow lake" outdoor aquarium; half-mile, paved hiking trail; exhibits on wetlands and the flora and wildlife of the region; historical and Delta "fly-over films;" nature-oriented gift shop.</p> Delta Rivers Nature Center, Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/clarendon006ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/clarendon006ldelta.jpg <p>Sightings of the Ivory-billed woodpecker in the Big Woods of Arkansas spurred excitement. The annual Big Woods Birding Festival takes place in downtown Clarendon. Pictured above is a woodpecker color, a highlight to the festival.</p> Big Woods Birding Festival, Clarendon monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/canecreek015ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/canecreek015ltimberlands.jpg <p>Informative and fun exhibits in the Cane Creek State Park visitors center explains the surrounding area. </p> Cane Creek State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/canecreek017ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/canecreek017ltimberlands.jpg <p>The Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and the Soil Conservation Service all worked together to bring Cane Creek Lake and its state park into being.</p> <p>Cane Creek Lake is built right on the line that separates Lincoln County's rolling hill country and flat delta. The western and southern portion of the lake skirts the bottom of a ridge and slopes quickly into fairly deep water. Across the lake, flat terrain required building a long levee in conjunction with the dam. All but a small portion of the lake is heavily timbered and laced with boat lanes.</p> <p>Facilities at this 2,053-acre state park are comprised of 30 Class A campsites including "preferred" sites, picnic sites, a standard pavilion, visitor center with exhibits and gift shop, launch ramp, barrier-free fishing piers, trail, bathhouse, rest rooms and playground. A popular attraction is kayak rentals, which provide a leisurely way to explore this fascinating lake.</p> <p>From Star City, go five miles east on Ark. 293 to get to the park.</p> Kayaking at Cane Creek State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/canecreek026ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/canecreek026ltimberlands.jpg <p>Facilities at Cane Creek State Park are comprised of 30 Class A campsites including "preferred" sites, picnic sites, a standard pavilion, visitor center with exhibits and gift shop, launch ramp, barrier-free fishing piers, trail, bathhouse, rest rooms and playground. A popular attraction is kayak rentals, which provide a leisurely way to explore this fascinating lake.</p> Cane Creek State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/819project2ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/819project2ltimberlands.jpg <p>Restored steam locomotive 819, a 4-8-4 built in Pine Bluff in 1942. Railroad memorabilia from various Arkansas railroads on display. Gift shop. Full-sized railroad with railroad equipment, old railroad cars, locomotives</p> Arkansas Railroad Museum, Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/bayoubartholomew001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/bayoubartholomew001ldelta.jpg <p>Bayou Bartholomew, one-million acre watershed, flows approximately 375 miles crossing the Louisiana border joining the Ouachita River. It is the longest bayou in the world. Lined with majestic cypress and tupelo swamps, inhabited by alligators, turtles and frogs, visited by wintering waterfowl, containing over one-hundred and thirty species of fish.</p> Bayou Bartholomew monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/graham001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/graham001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Built for Major Joseph M. Graham and his wife Mary Washington (first cousin of George Washington) in 1856, this home served as headquarters of Union General Frederick Steele during the Union occupation of Camden in 1864. Furnished in period furniture; open for tours by appointment.</p> Graham-Gaughan-Betts Home, Camden monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/harboroaks001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/harboroaks001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Voted one of the top 10 public courses in Arkansas and featuring a par 72 over 18 holes with four sets of tee markers, Harbor Oaks Golf Club of Pine Bluff offers 5,249 to 7,010 yards of Tifton 419 Bermuda fairways with bent grass greens. Water features on seven holes. The practice range includes 25 hitting stations, a chipping green, putting green and practice bunker. For refreshment and refueling, enjoy our award-winning restaurant and lounge with stunning views of the 9th and 18th greens. Harbor Oaks also boasts a 600-seat conference center ready for any occasion and full-service golf shop with top-quality merchandise. Other nearby attractions include the Delta Rivers Nature Center, a railroad museum, arts and science center, seasonal festivals and concerts. (Appropriate golf attire required, soft spikes only.)</p> Harbor Oaks Golf Club, Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/helena001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/helena001ldelta.jpg <p>Helena, located where Crowley's Ridge meets the Mississippi River, was an important early river port through which the agricultural wealth of Arkansas's eastern Delta region flowed. It was here that the culture of the Deep South made its most thorough and enduring penetration into Arkansas. The mythic power of the Mississippi can be seen in the Helena River Reach Park. The Delta Cultural Center, a state museum, has exhibits detailing the history of the natural and human history of the Delta region, including the 1863 Battle of Helena, and Helena's role in the development of blues music. Helena contributed seven generals to the Confederacy, three of whom are buried in the town's Confederate Cemetery. Civil War artifacts and period paintings of the generals can be viewed at the Phillips County Museum.</p> <p>Other Helena attractions include a large collection of antebellum and Victorian homes, including three that operate as bed and breakfast inns and the 1896 Queen Anne Pillow-Thompson House, which is open for tours. Two national scenic byways pass through the town: the Great River Road and the Crowley's Ridge Parkway. The byways both extend north from Helena into the St. Francis National Forest. The King Biscuit Blues Festival, held each October, is continuing Helena's blues legacy. The Wild Hog Music Festival and Motorcycle Rally is held each April.</p> Dining in Helena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/helena002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/helena002ldelta.jpg <p>Helena, located where Crowley's Ridge meets the Mississippi River, was an important early river port through which the agricultural wealth of Arkansas's eastern Delta region flowed. It was here that the culture of the Deep South made its most thorough and enduring penetration into Arkansas. The mythic power of the Mississippi can be seen in the Helena River Reach Park. The Delta Cultural Center, a state museum, has exhibits detailing the history of the natural and human history of the Delta region, including the 1863 Battle of Helena, and Helena's role in the development of blues music. Helena contributed seven generals to the Confederacy, three of whom are buried in the town's Confederate Cemetery. Civil War artifacts and period paintings of the generals can be viewed at the Phillips County Museum.</p> <p>Other Helena attractions include a large collection of antebellum and Victorian homes, including three that operate as bed and breakfast inns and the 1896 Queen Anne Pillow-Thompson House, which is open for tours. Two national scenic byways pass through the town: the Great River Road and the Crowley's Ridge Parkway. The byways both extend north from Helena into the St. Francis National Forest. The King Biscuit Blues Festival, held each October, is continuing Helena's blues legacy. The Wild Hog Music Festival and Motorcycle Rally is held each April.</p> Antiquing in Helena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/helena010ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/helena010ldelta.jpg <p>Each April downtown Helena hosts the Wild Hog Music Fest and Motorcycle Rally. </p> Wild Hog Music Fes and Motorcycle Rally monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/helena004ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/helena004ldelta.jpg <p>Helena, located where Crowley's Ridge meets the Mississippi River, was an important early river port through which the agricultural wealth of Arkansas's eastern Delta region flowed. It was here that the culture of the Deep South made its most thorough and enduring penetration into Arkansas. The mythic power of the Mississippi can be seen in the Helena River Reach Park. The Delta Cultural Center, a state museum, has exhibits detailing the history of the natural and human history of the Delta region, including the 1863 Battle of Helena, and Helena's role in the development of blues music. Helena contributed seven generals to the Confederacy, three of whom are buried in the town's Confederate Cemetery. Civil War artifacts and period paintings of the generals can be viewed at the Phillips County Museum.</p> <p>Other Helena attractions include a large collection of antebellum and Victorian homes, including three that operate as bed and breakfast inns and the 1896 Queen Anne Pillow-Thompson House, which is open for tours. Two national scenic byways pass through the town: the Great River Road and the Crowley's Ridge Parkway. The byways both extend north from Helena into the St. Francis National Forest. The King Biscuit Blues Festival, held each October, is continuing Helena's blues legacy. The Wild Hog Music Festival and Motorcycle Rally is held each April.</p> Helena Bridge over the Mississippi River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/helena006ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/helena006ldelta.jpg <p>Helena, a historic city situated on the banks of the Mississippi River, is an archetypal river port town. Numerous restored Victorian and antebellum homes are found throughout town. One of the most impressive is the Pillow-Thompson Victorian House. Built in 1896 by Jerome B. Pillow, the fully restored house is one of the finest examples of Queen Anne architecture in the South. Authentically furnished for the period, the house is open to the public for tours and also serves as a training lab for hospitality students at Phillips Community College. Lunch is available on Fabulous First Thursdays and special arrangements can be made for groups for any meal with advance notice.</p> <p>Other Helena highlights include the Delta Cultural Center and the Phillips County Museum, established in 1929 with fundraising help from Mark Twain. Pictured here is the Edwardian Inn Bed and Breakfast, a 1904 Colonial Revival mansion listed on the National Register of Historic Places.</p> Edwardian Inn Bed & Breakfast, Helena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/helena007ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/helena007ldelta.jpg <p>Mark Twain must have looking at a scene similar to this when he said Helena occupied the prettiest situation on the Mississippi. This historic city situated on the banks of the river, is an archetypal river port town. Numerous restored Victorian and antebellum homes are found throughout town. One of the most impressive is the Pillow-Thompson Victorian House. Built in 1896 by Jerome B. Pillow, the fully restored house is one of the finest examples of Queen Anne architecture in the South. Authentically furnished for the period, the house is open to the public for tours and also serves as a training lab for hospitality students at Phillips Community College.</p> <p>Other Helena highlights include the Delta Cultural Center and the Phillips County Museum, established in 1929 with fundraising help from Mark Twain.</p> Helena Bridge over the Mississippi River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/kingbiscuitbluesfest002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/kingbiscuitbluesfest002ldelta.jpg <p>Three days of free live concerts featuring legendary performers from Helena's Delta blues heyday who got their start on the 1940s King Biscuit Time radio show; leading contemporary blues acts and emerging blues practitioners; gospel stage; barbecue cook-off; 5-K run; food vendors; arts and crafts market.</p> Arkansas Blues and Heritage Festival, Helena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/kingbiscuitbluesfest004ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/kingbiscuitbluesfest004ldelta.jpg <p>Three days of free live concerts featuring legendary performers from Helena's Delta blues heyday who got their start on the 1940s King Biscuit Time radio show; leading contemporary blues acts and emerging blues practitioners; gospel stage; barbecue cook-off; 5-K run; food vendors; arts and crafts market. </p> Arkansas Blues and Heritage Festival, Helena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/kingbiscuitbluesfest006ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/kingbiscuitbluesfest006ldelta.jpg <p>Three days of free live concerts featuring legendary performers from Helena's Delta blues heyday who got their start on the 1940s King Biscuit Time radio show; leading contemporary blues acts and emerging blues practitioners; gospel stage; barbecue cook-off; 5-K run; food vendors; arts and crafts market. </p> Arkansas Blues and Heritage Festival, Helena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/klappenbachbakery001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/klappenbachbakery001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Klappenbach's, located in south Arkansas town of Fordyce, is one of the best-known bakeries in the state. Their freshly baked products are shipped across the country.</p> Klappenbach Bakery, Fordyce monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/klappenbachbakery002ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/klappenbachbakery002ltimberlands.jpg <p>Klappenbach's, located in south Arkansas town of Fordyce, is one of the best-known bakeries in the state. Their freshly baked products are shipped across the country.</p> Klappenbach Bakery, Fordyce monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakechicot005ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakechicot005ldelta.jpg <p>Lakeside camping is one of Lake Chicot State Park's many appealing attributes. Located on the state's largest natural lake, it is also known as a popular destination for birdwatchers.</p> Lake Chicot State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakechicot008ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakechicot008ldelta.jpg <p>Whether you're waiting for the catch of the day or just listening to the sounds of nature, Lake Chicot State Park is a terrific family destination. The park is located on the state's largest natural lake and offers a variety of activities that appeal to all ages. </p> Lake Chicot State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakechicot020ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakechicot020ldelta.jpg <p>The Mississippi Delta's captivating beauty and recreational opportunities come together at Arkansas's largest natural lake, Lake Chicot. Cut off centuries ago when the Mississippi River changed course, this 20-mile long oxbow lake is a peaceful setting for fishing, boating and bird watching. Fishing for crappie, bass and bream is popular on the lake, especially on the upper end of Lake Chicot during spring and fall. Fishing for catfish is great throughout the year.</p> Aerial view of Lake Chicot monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakechicot036ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakechicot036ldelta.jpg <p>Lakeside cabins are one of Lake Chicot State Park's many appealing attributes. Located on the state's largest natural lake, it is also known as a popular destination for birdwatchers.</p> Lake Chicot State Park cabin monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakechicot018ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakechicot018ldelta.jpg <p>Lake Chicot State Park lies on the shores of Lake Chicot, Arkansas’s largest natural lake. It’s also the nation’s largest natural oxbow remnant, cut off centuries ago when the mighty Mississippi changed course. Ringed with cypress trees, and rich in wildlife, this lake sets the mood for great fishing, wildlife watching or just relaxing and watching the dramatic sunsets over the lake. The Mississippi Delta’s captivating beauty and abundant recreational opportunities come together here in the peaceful park.</p> <p>The state park has campsites and cabin units (seven duplexes) located in a pleasant grove of large pecan trees.</p> <p>The park has a store well-stocked with camping and fishing supplies, a marina, a 25-meter swimming pool, laundry facilities, a tree-shaded picnic area with tables, grills and water, and two reservable group pavilions. Fishing boats are available for rent and personal craft may be launched for free at the park.</p> <p>Another of the park's highlights is the Delta Woodlands Trail, a level, one-mile loop through bottomland woods. A wide variety of woodpeckers, sparrows, thrushes and 30 species of warblers have been seen along the trail.</p> <p>The park and the lake in general feature excellent bank fishing. Bluegill, channel catfish, crappie and largemouth bass frequent the cypresses, willows, buckbrush, dead timber and docks along its shores. In the lake's open waters, anglers seek out striped bass feeding on schools of shad.</p> <p>Because of its southern location, prime fishing on Lake Chicot usually begins earlier in the spring than on Arkansas's other major lakes.</p> Lake Chicot State Park in Southeast Arkansas monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakechicot037ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakechicot037ldelta.jpg <p>Whether you're waiting for the catch of the day or just listening to the sounds of nature, Lake Chicot State Park is a terrific family destination. The park is located on the state's largest natural lake and offers a variety of activities that appeal to all ages.</p> Lake Chicot State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakechicotspbirdwatchingldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakechicotspbirdwatchingldelta.jpg <p>Lake Chicot State Park lies on the shores of Lake Chicot, Arkansas’s largest natural lake. It’s also the nation’s largest natural oxbow remnant, cut off centuries ago when the mighty Mississippi changed course. Ringed with cypress trees, and rich in wildlife, this lake sets the mood for great fishing, wildlife watching or just relaxing and watching the dramatic sunsets over the lake. The Mississippi Delta’s captivating beauty and abundant recreational opportunities come together here in the peaceful park.</p> <p>The state park has 127 campsites and 14 cabin units (seven duplexes) located in a pleasant grove of large pecan trees.</p> <p>The park has a store well-stocked with camping and fishing supplies, a marina, a 25-meter swimming pool, laundry facilities, a tree-shaded picnic area with tables, grills and water, and two reservable group pavilions. Fishing boats are available for rent and personal craft may be launched for free at the park.</p> <p>Another of the park's highlights is the Delta Woodlands Trail, a level, one-mile loop through bottomland woods. A wide variety of woodpeckers, sparrows, thrushes and 30 species of warblers have been seen along the trail.</p> <p>The park and the lake in general feature excellent bank fishing. Bluegill, channel catfish, crappie and largemouth bass frequent the cypresses, willows, buckbrush, dead timber and docks along its shores. In the lake's open waters, anglers seek out striped bass feeding on schools of shad.</p> Birdwatching at Lake Chicot State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakeouachita045ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakeouachita045ldelta.jpg <p>Whether you're waiting for the catch of the day or just listening to the sounds of nature, Lake Chicot State Park is a terrific family destination. The park is located on the state's largest natural lake and offers a variety of activities that appeal to all ages. </p> Lake Chicot State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/lakesidecafelakevillageldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/lakesidecafelakevillageldelta.jpg <p>Food has become such an integral part of traveling. "The specialties of the house" allow visitors a chance to experience their destination’s culture. Who can visit Arkansas without sampling barbecue, fried catfish or fried green tomatoes? There are just about as many difference choices of barbecue in The Natural State as there are trees in the Ouachita, Ozark and St. Francis National Forests. It can be hot or mild, tomato or mustard based. The pork or beef can be chopped or pulled. All you have to do is choose.</p> <p>Poultry is another favorite which is no surprise. Arkansas leads the nation in poultry production. You can get it roasted, baked or fried. And don’t forget the ultimate comfort food&mdash;chicken and dumplings.</p> <p>Arkansas isn’t limited to just barbecue and chicken though. Mediterranean, Oriental, French, Italian, Indian German and other ethnic cuisines are available almost statewide. Seafood including rainbow trout is plentiful on many menus as are other healthier choices. Homemade yeast rolls and cornbread make a tasty accompaniment as does a glass of iced tea or an Arkansas-made wine. Be sure to save room for dessert with luscious pies often the preferred choice. Fruit pies, cream pies and fried pies provide immediate taste gratification.</p> <p>Whether it’s a Mom and Pop café or diner, or an award-winning upscale eatery, you’ll find it in Arkansas. Shown here is LakeShore Cafe in Lake Village.</p> Lake Village dining monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/mcgehee001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/mcgehee001ldelta.jpg <p>Communities across The Natural State have local parks which provide both green space and recreation opportuntiies for residents and visitors alike. Pictured here is McGehee City Park. </p> McGehee City Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinebluffgarfields002ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinebluffgarfields002ltimberlands.jpg <p>Some folks come to Arkansas just to eat. It’s no wonder, with choices as varied as the terrain.</p> <p>Mediterranean, Oriental, French, Italian, Indian, German and other ethnic cuisines mingle with the down-home tastes of fried and baked chicken, succulent catfish, and barbecue of every type, including hickory-kissed ribs, pork, beef, and chicken.</p> <p>Then there are those too-good-to-pass-up rolls, pies, cornbread and other temptations, all washed down with iced tea or a glass of wine.</p> <p>Think of catching a rainbow trout, then relaxing while a chef prepares it for a shore lunch or dinner. Or pick your own sweet corn, tomatoes, blueberries, apples, peaches, tomatoes or other treats for immediate taste gratification.</p> <p>Dine at a roadside cafe or spend an evening enjoying an elegant repast at one of the state’s award-winning restaurants. In Arkansas, the variety pleases everyone. Pictured here is Garfield's, located in the Pines Mall in Pine Bluff.</p> Dining out in Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinebluffharboroaks001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinebluffharboroaks001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Voted one of the top 10 public courses in Arkansas and featuring a par 72 over 18 holes with four sets of tee markers, Harbor Oaks offers 5,249 to 7,010 yards of Tifton 419 Bermuda fairways with bent grass greens. Water features on seven holes. The practice range includes 25 hitting stations, a chipping green, putting green and practice bunker. For refreshment and refueling, enjoy our award-winning restaurant and lounge with stunning views of the 9th and 18th greens. Harbor Oaks also boasts a 600-seat conference center ready for any occasion and full-service golf shop with top-quality merchandise. Other nearby attractions include the Delta Rivers Nature Center, a railroad museum, arts and science center, seasonal festivals and concerts. (Appropriate golf attire required, soft spikes only.)</p> Harbor Oaks Golf Club, Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinebluffmural005ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinebluffmural005ltimberlands.jpg <p>Thirteen striking murals painted on downtown businesses creating an outdoor gallery that depict the history of Pine Bluff and Jefferson County;painted by artists from across the United States and British Columbia. The subjects include: Main Street 1888, Saracen, the Old Fire Station (Eighth & Main Streets), UAPB Mural, the Movie Mural, the Timber Mural, the Medical Mural, the Arkansas Flag Mural, the Grider Field Mural, the River Mural, the Auto Club Mural (Third & Main Streets), Steam Engine 819 Cotton Belt Railroad (901 Main Street), Delta Heritage Mural (129 Main Street). When the project is completed, there will be 22 murals in all. GROUPS: step-on guides available with advance notice for groups</p> Pine Bluff Murals monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinebluffshopping001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinebluffshopping001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Looking for that something special to take back home to someone special? Then pick up one of the many quality handmade items designed by a craftsman from the Ozark or Ouachita Mountains or the Delta country of eastern Arkansas. Or check out the ever-expanding fine arts scene of original artwork, hand thrown pottery or an innovative piece of jewelry. A one-of-a-kind remembrance of the past? Enjoy the thrill of the hunt at the numerous antique malls and shops and flea markets where everything old is new again. Trying to please a discriminating palate? No problem. You'll find such foodstuffs as sugar-cured meats, jams and jellies, sorghum molasses, stone-ground grains and wine to choose from.</p> <p>There are major malls with name-brand merchandise, discount stores and smaller upscale shops. Numerous towns have downtown historic districts filled with hundreds of boutiques, quaint stores and some interesting offbeat places. Huge spring and fall crafts fairs, along with smaller ones during the year, offer the finest in handmade objects. </p> Shopping in Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinebluff002ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinebluff002ltimberlands.jpg <p>With over 90,000 square feet of meeting and exhibit space, the Convention Center is the fourth largest meeting facility in the state of Arkanasas. This colossal center features a state-of-the-art arena, an auditorium/theater, banquet hall, spacious lobby area, ample parking, full camper hookups, a beautiful park and the Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame.</p> Pine Bluff Convention Center monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinebluffartsctr001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinebluffartsctr001ltimberlands.jpg <p>The Arts and Science Center for Southeast Arkansas is located at 701 Main Street in downtown Pine Bluff and is a showcase for the visual and performing arts. It features three art galleries, a science gallery, a theatre and a studio classroom.</p> <p>The striking exterior is rich terra cotta colored brick with stucco accents. Inside are 22,000 square feet of new facilities for enjoying and learning about the visual and performing arts and sciences. Four exhibition areas provide ample space for the number of exciting exhibits that deal with both artistic and scientific topics and that are displayed year-round. The galleries are open year-round and admission is free. Guided tours are available with prior reservations. Groups of 15 or more should call in advance to make sure space is available for the time of the visit.</p> <p>Three special programs just for kids are also offered. A Theatre Camp teaches children the basics of stage performing including acting, movement and stagecraft. The Summer Scholars program is for gifted students who want an extra challenge in the arts and in science. Art shop is a studio workshop for kids that focuses on the medium of papermaking and includes the arts of printmaking and bookbinding.</p> Arts & Sciences Center for Southeast Arkansas, Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinebluffenthallfame001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinebluffenthallfame001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Imagine having Johnny Cash greet you as you walk in the door. That's just what happens at the Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame in Pine Bluff. An animatronic version of the country music star sits at the front door and with the push of a button, he begins singing "I Walk the Line" or another of Cash's hit songs.</p> <p>Other exhibits include memorabilia from hall inductees, such as a 1956 Ford Thunderbird owned by country singer Jim Ed Brown, and a costume worn by Academy Award-winning actress Mary Steenburgen in the movie "Cross Creek." Also on display are the 1959 Grammy award won by folksinger and composer Jimmy Driftwood for his song "The Battle of New Orleans" and the gold record singer Glen Campbell received for his "Rhinestone Cowboy" album.</p> <p>Other well-known Arkansas entertainers, both performing and non-performing, who have been inducted into the Hall have contributed artifacts that run the length of their careers. With over 30 present inductees, such as musician Art Porter, Sr., comedians, radio stars and actors Lum & Abner, singer Al Green, the musical group The Browns, songwriters Randy Goodrum and Wayland Holyfield, this is an attraction that has something to offer each visitor. Others include country singers Tracy Lawrence, Charlie Rich and Conway Twitty, Levon Helm, a member of the legendary group The Band, and there are still more to come.</p> Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame, Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinebluffsmokewater002ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinebluffsmokewater002ltimberlands.jpg <p>Live, outdoor performances by big-name performers and the Arkansas State Championship Barbecue Cook-off are highlights of the annual Smoke on the Water festival at Pine Bluff in mid-September.</p> <p>Winner of the cook-off qualifies for the Jack Daniel’s World Championship Barbecue Cook-off held annually in Lynchburg, Tennessee. </p> Smoke on the Water Festival, Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/pinebluffenthallfame002ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/pinebluffenthallfame002ltimberlands.jpg <p>Imagine having Johnny Cash greet you as you walk in the door. That's just what happens at the Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame in Pine Bluff. An animatronic version of the country music star sits at the front door and with the push of a button, he begins singing "I Walk the Line" or another of Cash's hit songs.</p> <p>Other exhibits include memorabilia from hall inductees, such as a 1956 Ford Thunderbird owned by country singer Jim Ed Brown, and a costume worn by Academy Award-winning actress Mary Steenburgen in the movie "Cross Creek." Also on display are the 1959 Grammy award won by folksinger and composer Jimmy Driftwood for his song "The Battle of New Orleans" and the gold record singer Glen Campbell received for his "Rhinestone Cowboy" album.</p> <p>Other well-known Arkansas entertainers, both performing and non-performing, who have been inducted into the Hall have contributed artifacts that run the length of their careers. With over 30 present inductees, such as musician Art Porter, Sr., comedians, radio stars and actors Lum & Abner, singer Al Green, the musical group The Browns, songwriters Randy Goodrum and Wayland Holyfield, this is an attraction that has something to offer each visitor. Others include country singers Tracy Lawrence, Charlie Rich and Conway Twitty, Levon Helm, a member of the legendary group The Band, and there are still more to come.</p> Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame, Pine Bluff monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/postmuseum006ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/postmuseum006ldelta.jpg <p>Arkansas Post National Memorial commemorates the first permanent European settlement (1686) in the Mississippi River’s lower valley. In 1819, Arkansas Post became Arkansas’s first territorial capital and it was the scene of a major Civil War engagement in 1863. A walking tour with informational panels and a short film and exhibits in the memorial’s visitors center interpret the site.</p> Arkansas Post National Memorial, Gillett monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/postmuseum007ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/postmuseum007ldelta.jpg <p>Arkansas Post National Memorial commemorates the first permanent European settlement (1686) in the Mississippi River’s lower valley. In 1819, Arkansas Post became Arkansas’s first territorial capital and it was the scene of a major Civil War engagement in 1863. A walking tour with informational panels and a short film and exhibits in the memorial’s visitors center interpret the site.</p> Arkansas Post National Memorial, Gillett monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/postmuseum008ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/postmuseum008ldelta.jpg <p>Arkansas Post National Memorial commemorates the first permanent European settlement (1686) in the Mississippi River’s lower valley. In 1819, Arkansas Post became Arkansas’s first territorial capital and it was the scene of a major Civil War engagement in 1863. A walking tour with informational panels and a short film and exhibits in the memorial’s visitors center interpret the site.</p> Arkansas Post National Memorial, Gillett monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/stuttgart001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/stuttgart001ldelta.jpg <p>Rich soil in the Arkansas delta is part of the reason why The Natural State leads the nation in rice production. Cotton, soybeans, tomatoes and corn are other common crops in Arkansas.</p> The Rice Capital of the World monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/stuttgart002ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/stuttgart002ldelta.jpg <p>Rich soil in the Arkansas delta is part of the reason why The Natural State leads the nation in rice production. Cotton, soybeans, tomatoes and corn are other common crops in Arkansas.</p> The Rice Capital of the World monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/stuttgart003ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/stuttgart003ldelta.jpg <p>The beautiful scenery of The Natural State delights photographers of all levels&mdash;from amateur to professional. The splashy blooms of summer, the firey colors of fall, the rainbow wildflowers of spring and the stark countryside of winter&mdash;there's something worth seeing during each season in Arkansas. </p> Summer in The Natural State monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/stuttgartagrimuseum001ldela-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/stuttgartagrimuseum001ldela.jpg <p>At the time of pioneer settlement, Arkansas's largest tall-grass prairie covered most of two counties and parts of two others. Starting in the early 20th century, it was converted into the nation's most productive rice-growing region and its waterfowl hunting became nationally renowned. The Museum of the Arkansas Grand Prairie in Stuttgart, a town founded by German immigrants in the late 1870s, presents the heritage of the region and town.</p> Museum of the Arkansas Grand Prairie, Stuttgart monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/stuttgartprairie004ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/stuttgartprairie004ldelta.jpg <p>Hunting is big business in The Natural State especially around Stuttgart, the duck hunting capital of the world. Mack's Prairie Wings has everything the hunter needs for an enjoyable hunt. </p> Mack's Prairie Wings in Stuttgart monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/stuttgartprairie005ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/stuttgartprairie005ldelta.jpg <p>Hunting is big business in The Natural State especially around Stuttgart, the duck hunting capital of the world. Mack's Prairie Wings has everything the hunter needs for an enjoyable hunt.</p> Mack's Prairie Wings in Stuttgart monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/stuttgartprairie006ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/stuttgartprairie006ldelta.jpg <p>Hunting is big business in The Natural State especially around Stuttgart, the duck hunting capital of the world. Mack's Prairie Wings has everything the hunter needs for an enjoyable hunt.</p> Mack's Prairie Wings in Stuttgart monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/stuttgartprairie007ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/stuttgartprairie007ldelta.jpg <p>Hunting is big business in The Natural State especially around Stuttgart, the duck hunting capital of the world. Mack's Prairie Wings has everything the hunter needs for an enjoyable hunt.</p> Mack's Prairie Wings in Stuttgart monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/theedwardianinnriver1ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/theedwardianinnriver1ldelta.jpg <p>1904 Colonial Revival mansion listed on the National Register has 12 guest rooms, each with private bath, cable television, individual thermostats; full breakfast; fax service; ideal for small conferences; three-star rated by AAA and Mobil Travel Guide; lunches or dinners available for groups with prior notice; catering available</p> The Edwardian Inn B&B, Helena-West Helena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/toltec004ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/toltec004ldelta.jpg <p>Toltec Mounds Archeological State Park, a National Historic Landmark at Scott, preserves and interprets Arkansas's tallest Native American mounds. </p> Toltec Mounds Archeological State Park monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/trloflightshelena001ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/trloflightshelena001ldelta.jpg <p>More than 10,000 lights adorn Cherry Street in this historic river town. Specialty shops and antique stores are open throughout the holidays.</p> Holiday Lights, Helena monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/trloflightshamburg001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/trloflightshamburg001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Timber. Oil. Deer Hunting. Bass fishing.</p> <p>These are words commonly used when people talk about the Timberlands of Arkansas. It's a region with rich natural resources that was discovered by pioneers from the eastern United States in the early 1800s.</p> <p>Cities such as El Dorado, Camden and Pine Bluff Arkansas were built when these newcomers, who were impressed with the regions dense woods of pine and cypress, decided to settle. In the 1920s, belief in their homeland paid off handsomely when oil was discovered in the El Dorado area.</p> <p>The abundant natural resources of the Timberlands are still attracting people today. Each year, thousands of sportsmen descend upon Southern Arkansas to hunt deer in what is considered the best deer hunting region in the state. They also come in search of the lunker bass that reside in the area's legendary lakes and rivers.</p> <p>Other visitors enjoy the legacy of those pioneers by visiting sites ranging from 1800s log cabins and restored Victorian homes to local museums and colorful murals that tell the history of this land.</p> Holiday Lights, Hamburg monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledducks008ldelta-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledducks008ldelta.jpg <p>W.H. Fuller was an Ohio native who came to Arkansas by way of Nebraska in 1895. In 1904, he grew what is generally considered Arkansas's first successful commercial rice crop, producing 5,225 bushels on 70 acres.</p> <p>While others were also experimenting with rice, it was Fuller's success that brought about the onset of "rice fever," with thousands upon thousands of Grand Prairie acres changing hands and being planted in rice. Within 40 years, the native prairie had all but vanished, Stuttgart's skyline of agricultural drying and storage facilities was rising and Arkansas was on its way to leading the U.S. in rice production.</p> <p>Other changes would ensue as well. Until the coming of drying facilities, harvested rice was left to dry in the fields, drawing southward-bound waterfowl in great numbers to feed. The Prairie's underlying layer of clay eased the construction of reservoirs for irrigation and they became another attraction for the ducks and geese. While the prairie chickens were on the way out, the Grand Prairie was becoming a nationally known venue for hunting ducks.</p> Duck Hunting on the Grand Prairie monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/untitledpumpkin001ltimberlands-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/untitledpumpkin001ltimberlands.jpg <p>Hardin Farms in Grady is a pumpkin-hunter's delight. In addition to a pick-your-own-pumpkin patch, the farm offers hayrides, a restaurant and desert bar, animal show barn. goat walk in the sky, Native American village, a Lewis & Clark Expedition display, pig races, a giant slide, a haunted house and other activities.</p> Hardin Farm in Grady monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/whiteriver010lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/whiteriver010lozarks.jpg <p>War Eagle Mill celebrated its centennial rebirth in 1973 when Jewell A. and Leta Medlin and Zoe Medlin Caywood built the fourth mill on the original site and foundation.</p> <p>The new mill stands as an authentic reproduction of the 1873 mill in preserving the historical significance of the gristmill as the hub of the rural community during the late 1800's and early 1900's. The War Eagle River powers a set of stone buhr grinders in the new mill by an 18-foot undershot waterwheel.</p> <p>The first mill was built in the 1830's by Sylvanus Blackburn, but washed away in 1848. The second mill was burned by order of a Confederate general to prevent the Union Army's capture and use of the mill. James A.C. Blackburn, son of Sylvanus, reconstructed a third mill in 1873.</p> <p>The fourth mill is the first new grist mill built in Arkansas in 90 years. A visit to the historical mill provides a taste of nostalgic reminiscence of the pioneering spirit of the founders and subsequent millers who ground grains for the daily table in the 1800's. And now, since 1973 War Eagle Mill once again graces the War Eagle River bank and its serene valley with the sound of stone buhrs grinding and the spirit of its Arkansas past being carried on within its doors.</p> <p>Crafts made by artists in the War Eagle area are for sale at the Mill. Antiques and tools for everyday living in the late 1800's are displayed throughout the three-story structure. The "Bean Palace" Restaurant on the third floor features the Mill's wholegrains for breakfast and lunch. Visitors are always welcome to step back into history and observe the process of stone buhr grinding as it was done 150 years ago</p> Fly Fishing on The White River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/whiteriver011lozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/whiteriver011lozarks.jpg <p>The upper White River with its assortment of bass (smallmouth, largemouth, rock, and Kentucky), catfish (channel, blue, and flathead), and sunfish should satisfy nearly any angler. Spinnerbaits, crawfish imitators, and skirted jigs (with pork tails) are recommended, along with minnows, crawfish, and other natural baits.</p> <p>Below Bull Shoals Dam, the White River takes on an entirely different character. Here it is one of the most famous float fishing streams in the world. And with good reason. Probably more rainbow trout are caught here each year than in any other trout stream in America. The Game and Fish Commission stocks hundreds of thousands of rainbows in the White annually, and more than 90 percent of them are caught each year by anglers who come here from all corners of the globe.</p> <p>Brown trout? Well, let the figures speak for themselves. In 1972, Gordon Lackey landed a monster brown weighing 31-pounds, 8-ounces. This stood as the North American record until fellow guide Leon Waggoner landed a 33-pound, 8-ounce giant in 1977, now just mere ounces under the world record brown. Missouri angler Tony Salamon landed a 30-pound, 8-ounce leviathan in 1986 that set a new world line-class record for 6-pound-test line. Very few browns grow that large, of course. But frankly, 5-10 pounders are common, and anglers have a good chance of landing an 11-20 pound trophy. And, yes, a few 20-pound-plus monsters are usually corralled each year.</p> <p>Although White River rainbows don't approach North American record size, the river still boasts the 19-pound, 1-ounce Arkansas state record. Ten-pound fish are considered large, but there are plenty of real thoroughbreds in the 2-6 pound class.</p> <p>As an added bonus, White River anglers can also find cutthroat and brook trout in these fine waters. Cutthroats were first stocked in 1983, but the river has already produced 9-pound-plus fish. Brook trout are a rare catch, but they have reached up to four pounds in the North Fork of the White.</p> <p>Bull Shoals to Cotter is the stretch best known for trophy browns. Many are taken on live crayfish or sculpins, but a variety of other live baits and artificials can also be employed successfully, especially at night since brown trout are nocturnal feeders. Flyfishing is extremely popular on the White during low water periods, but most anglers opt for the standard White River rig--a 16 to 20-foot johnboat equipped with a 10-20 hp motor.</p> <p>The North Fork of the White from Norfork Dam to the White has produced two record rainbows and the state record brook trout. The Crooked Creek and Buffalo River junctions are also good lunker trout holes. Smallmouth bass fishing is good at the mouths of feeder streams, including the mouths of Sylamore Creek, Buffalo River, Rocky Bayou and Piney Creek. Fishing is good for channel catfish and rock bass, and in lake headwaters, white bass, hybrid stripers and walleyes are important sportfish.</p> Fly Fishing on The White River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/whiteriverlozarks-photo/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/whiteriverlozarks.jpg <p>The upper White River with its assortment of bass (smallmouth, largemouth, rock, and Kentucky), catfish (channel, blue, and flathead), and sunfish should satisfy nearly any angler. Spinnerbaits, crawfish imitators, and skirted jigs (with pork tails) are recommended, along with minnows, crawfish, and other natural baits.</p> <p>Below Bull Shoals Dam, the White River takes on an entirely different character. Here it is one of the most famous float fishing streams in the world. And with good reason. Probably more rainbow trout are caught here each year than in any other trout stream in America. The Game and Fish Commission stocks hundreds of thousands of rainbows in the White annually, and more than 90 percent of them are caught each year by anglers who come here from all corners of the globe.</p> <p>Brown trout? Well, let the figures speak for themselves. In 1972, Gordon Lackey landed a monster brown weighing 31-pounds, 8-ounces. This stood as the North American record until fellow guide Leon Waggoner landed a 33-pound, 8-ounce giant in 1977, now just mere ounces under the world record brown. Missouri angler Tony Salamon landed a 30-pound, 8-ounce leviathan in 1986 that set a new world line-class record for 6-pound-test line. Very few browns grow that large, of course. But frankly, 5-10 pounders are common, and anglers have a good chance of landing an 11-20 pound trophy. And, yes, a few 20-pound-plus monsters are usually corralled each year.</p> <p>Although White River rainbows don't approach North American record size, the river still boasts the 19-pound, 1-ounce Arkansas state record. Ten-pound fish are considered large, but there are plenty of real thoroughbreds in the 2-6 pound class.</p> <p>As an added bonus, White River anglers can also find cutthroat and brook trout in these fine waters. Cutthroats were first stocked in 1983, but the river has already produced 9-pound-plus fish. Brook trout are a rare catch, but they have reached up to four pounds in the North Fork of the White.</p> <p>Bull Shoals to Cotter is the stretch best known for trophy browns. Many are taken on live crayfish or sculpins, but a variety of other live baits and artificials can also be employed successfully, especially at night since brown trout are nocturnal feeders. Flyfishing is extremely popular on the White during low water periods, but most anglers opt for the standard White River rig--a 16 to 20-foot johnboat equipped with a 10-20 hp motor.</p> <p>The North Fork of the White from Norfork Dam to the White has produced two record rainbows and the state record brook trout. The Crooked Creek and Buffalo River junctions are also good lunker trout holes. Smallmouth bass fishing is good at the mouths of feeder streams, including the mouths of Sylamore Creek, Buffalo River, Rocky Bayou and Piney Creek. Fishing is good for channel catfish and rock bass, and in lake headwaters, white bass, hybrid stripers and walleyes are important sportfish.</p> Aerial of the White River monthly 0.5 https://www.go-arkansas.com/AR-Pine-Bluff-University-Band/ https://www.go-arkansas.com/media/AR-Pine-Bluff-University-Band.jpg University Marching Band monthly 0.5