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Arkansas Trails

Arkansas Trails

Arkansas Trails is a series of 1-minute spots on hiking, biking, and paddling in the Natural State. The series is created by Johnnie Chamberlin, the author of Trails of Central Arkansas and Trails of Little Rock

Johnnie has a website, TrailsofArkansas.com, and a Twitter Feed

The theme song for Arkansas Trails is performed by the Arkansas band The Cons of Formant

  • The following is a transcript of Governor Asa Hutchinson's media address for the weekend of Oct. 9, 2015:I love the outdoors. As the summer weather winds…
  • A pedestrian and bicycle trail that runs alongside Coleman Creek through the campus of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock is now open.On Monday,…
  • Located in North Little Rock - sandwiched between Burns Park, Pulaski Tech, Ft. Roots, and the VA - Emerald Park is a hidden gem offering stunning views…
  • The Buffalo River, America's first national river, flows 150 miles through northern Arkansas from its headwaters in the heart of the Boston Mountains to…
  • The 37-mile Razorback Greenway is a paved regional trail that, when complete, will connect Fayetteville, Johnson, Springdale, Lowell, Rogers and…
  • Located on Crowley's Ridge, Village Creek State Park has numerous trails for hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders. The park is the second largest…
  • Located at the western edge of Little Rock, Pinnacle Mountain State Park is well-known for its challenging hikes and great views.However, many people are…
  • Camp Robinson Special Use Area is located east of Mayflower on Hwy 89, near Grassy Lake.In addition to over 15 miles of horse and hiking trails, this…
  • Occupying 17-hundred acres of western North Little Rock, Burns Park is home to baseball fields, an amusement park, a BMX course, dozens of soccer and…
  • Covering two valleys between the Hillcrest and Riverdale neighborhoods of Little Rock, Allsopp Park has miles and miles of dirt trails crammed into two…