Petit Jean State Park, Arkansas’s first state park, is a true gem for outdoor-loving families. Located between the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains, this stunning park offers breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and plenty of activities for all ages. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or an extended stay, here’s your ultimate guide to experiencing Petit Jean Mountain as a family. Petit…
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Top 5 Winter Waterfall Hikes in Arkansas
Winter in Arkansas offers some of the best opportunities to explore the state’s natural beauty, especially its waterfalls. The colder months bring fewer crowds, clearer views, and roaring waterfalls thanks to seasonal rains. From family-friendly trails to adventurous treks, here are five incredible winter waterfall hikes in Arkansas you need to add to your bucket list. 1. Cedar Falls –…
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A Fun-Filled Weekend in Oklahoma City: Where We Stayed, What We Did, and Where We Ate
We recently took a trip to Oklahoma City and had an absolute blast! It truly lives up to its title as the Modern Frontier with its mix of distinct districts, amazing restaurants, and endless fun activities. Whether you’re traveling solo or with your family, OKC offers something for everyone. Here’s a recap of where we stayed, what we did, and…
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Top 5 Things to Do in Oklahoma City: A Fun Weekend Getaway from Northwest Arkansas
Bakeries· Eats· Going on Vacation?· Travel Guides· Visit OKC· Visit Oklahoma
If you’re looking for a fun and easy weekend trip from Northwest Arkansas, Oklahoma City (OKC) is a perfect option! Just a 3-hour drive from NWA, OKC is full of adventure, family-friendly activities, and incredible food. Known as the Modern Frontier, this city offers a fantastic mix of culture, entertainment, and history. Here’s a guide to our top 5 things…
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Discover Eva ‘Granny’ Henderson’s Cabin: An Ozark Mountain Legacy
Historic Arkansas· Historic Landmarks· Visit Arkansas· Visit the Buffalo River
Buried deep in the Ozark Mountains sit a small, 4 room cabin, built from the trees from the land, and one of Arkansas’s most historically significant hikes. The cabin once belonged to Eva and Frank Henderson. Eva and Frank were married in the early 1900s, purchased 167 acres on the Buffalo River, and started their homestead. There they lived a…
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