A Weekend in Hot Springs National Park: What to See and Do
From historic bathhouses to mountain trails, Hot Springs National Park packs a lot into a small footprint, making it one of Arkansas's most rewarding getaways.
From historic bathhouses to mountain trails, Hot Springs National Park packs a lot into a small footprint, making it one of Arkansas's most rewarding getaways.
Arkansas's largest lake, Lake Ouachita, draws boaters, anglers, and campers to its exceptionally clear water and hundreds of undeveloped islands.
From mountain switchbacks to river valleys, Arkansas's scenic byways string together some of the state's most beautiful landscapes.
Devil's Den State Park is a favorite for its unusual rock formations, cave-like crevices, and shaded trails tucked into a rugged Ozark valley.
The Buffalo National River offers some of the best canoeing and kayaking in the country, with towering bluffs, clear water, and stretches for every skill level.
Arkansas's first state park, Petit Jean, rewards visitors with a stunning waterfall, scenic overlooks, and trails winding through dramatic rock formations.
With winding streets, historic architecture, and an artsy spirit, Eureka Springs is one of Arkansas's most distinctive small-town destinations.
Mount Magazine, the highest point in Arkansas, offers cool mountain air, sweeping views, and activities from hiking to hang gliding.