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(06/24/08)
On the Cover: Cosmic Cavern. Photograph by Mike Ellis...
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Eureka Springs, Arkansas ~ Friday, July 25, 2008
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Experience some serenity.....Blue Spring
(06/24/08)The Blue Spring Heritage Center has almost completely recovered from flooding which occurred earlier this spring. Heavy rains caused the nearby White River to rise to unprecedented levels, and the gazebo above the spring was almost completely submerged. As the water receded, the staff took heroic efforts to clean up and restore the site, so you can once again enjoy the combination of natural beauty and cultivated gardens.
Take the "Wild Cave Tour" at Cosmic Caverns
(06/24/08)Here's a chance to see something few others have seen. The Wild Cave Tour at Cosmic Cavern takes the adventurous into parts of the cave that were only opened up in the last 15 years.
Saddle Up!
(06/24/08) Enjoy the Ozarks in a way you'll never forget! The hills aren't nearly as intimidating when your four-legged partner does all the work. And when you're sitting up on horseback, you get an even better view of the wonderful scenery. Try these riding stables. You'll be glad you did!
Improving upon nature .....Dogwood Canyon
(06/24/08)Dogwood Canyon Nature Park straddles the Arkansas-Missouri border, and it takes two states to encompass this much natural beauty.
Pedal through history at Pea Ridge
(06/24/08)Where can you find cheerful and helpful federal employees, ready to help provide you with a wonderful day?
Whether paddling or painting, JUST GO WITH THE FLOW....
(06/24/08)Ernie Kilman loves the Kings River, and he loves to share this treasure with others. He has operated Kings River Outfitters for a dozen years, just upstream of the bridge where Arkansas Highway 221 South crosses the river.
Fat Tire Festival
(06/24/08)Check out the Fat Tire Festival for the cutting edge in mountain bike racing and stunts. The Fat Tire Festival, held July 18-20, offers cyclists a variety of ways to pursue their two-wheeled passion. The fat fun starts at noon on Friday, and lasts until the final awards ceremony at Lake Leatherwood at 12:30 p.m. on Sunday...
Area Hiking Trails
(06/24/08)This trail covers two miles of steep terrain, with lots of dogwood trees, which flower in early to mid-April. Although the trail is rated as difficult, the views are great, and the trail goes past a large bluff shelter. and Dogwood Loop at Withrow Springs...
State Parks
(06/24/08)About 20 miles south of Eureka Springs on Arkansas Highway 23, Withrow Springs is a peaceful setting for camping, hiking, or relaxing floats on War Eagle Creek. (Canoes can be rented at the park, and park staff provide shuttle service for floaters.)...
Just in case it rains......
(06/24/08)So you've been cooped up in the car, and you're all ready to get out and hike, bike, swim, or float. We hope the weather cooperates, but into each life some rain must fall. If this is your rainy day, and you still want to do something physical, take the family to the Berryville Community Center...
Try it...You'll like it!
(06/24/08)
Lewis & Clark Outfitters will sponsor a canoe and kayak exhibition at Lake Leatherwood on Saturday, July 26. The Paddle Festival will include kayak and paddling clinics, demonstrations by vendors, fun games, live music, and more. This will be a full day of floating fun, from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m... |
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