What to know This 100% tree-based adventure offers a two-hour canopy tour that reaches more than 200 feet high with cable lengths up to 1,800 feet long. Suspended tree platforms, a suspended sky bridge and two short hikes connect the 10 zip lines, Up to 10 guests are allowed per tour and are accompanied by two professionally trained and friendly zip line guides.

What to know 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

What to know Scenic garden area with fountains and sitting areas open to the public.

What to know Historic Blue Spring, a stop on the Trail of Tears, pours 38 million gallons of water each day into its trout-stocked lagoon. View the historic film, stroll the garden paths and visit the bluff shelter on the National Register of Historic Places.

What to know A 115-ft-long by 40-ft-wide guitar, based on an Epiphone Casino played by John Lennon, honors the musicians that played along the nearby Rock ‘N Roll Highway 67. It features nine plaques dedicated to some of the country’s musical legends, including Conway Twitty, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Sonny Burgess and Billy Lee Riley. Others added periodically.

What to knowThe Riley brothers founded their studio together back in 2006. A humble start in the garage next to their home. Since then they have focused their energy solely on making the best art glass they can. Using very old techniques with a modern style. Working together on every piece the two have learned to work with barely a word spoken. They continue to push themselves with vigor every week regardless of the heat and long hours. They’ve always encouraged the public to watch them work-sha

What to know Modern Art Gallery located in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Exclusively representing Mark Jackson and the artwork he created in the 2020’s & 2030’s. Most work is for sale.Mark’s photographs are generally focused around places, the human figure and curious objects. They walk a delicate line between the abstract and the real.Mark has spent the last several years developing an ink suspension technique for making his photographs on large panels. The process is complex and destructive, giving

What to knowStop by TLC Burgers & Fries for lunch and take a look at this gorgeous new mural! Its located on the TLC burger building at Olive and Broad streets in Texarkana, Arkansas. Artist David Freeman painted the mural depicting a vintage Dr. Pepper advertisement with Texarkana native Corinne Griffith. The 1920s silent film star was one of the first women to receive a Hollywood Star of Fame. The Dr. Pepper company sponsored the mural. Visitors are encouraged to take their photo and post

What to know The Tommy Marshall Curiosity Center will feature hands-on exhibits that help children learn through exploration and experimentation, and will allow children to see STEM principles in action. Exhibits will include both permanent installations and traveling programs that are housed for extended periods of time, ensuring the TMCC will be the field trip destination of the ArkLaMiss Delta. We know how important the STEM fields are in the classroom, and we at JAWCC believe out of the clas

What to know Established in 1880, Argenta Drug Co. is the oldest continuously operating pharmacy west of the Mississippi River. Located in the Argenta Arts District, Argenta Drug is housed in the oldest brick building in North Little Rock. Until 2006, a vintage classic Coca-Cola ad was painted on the 4th Street side of the building, but has since been restored. When you step in to the drugstore, you step back in time. Little has changed since the 1950s, as it sports vintage apothecary wallpaper,

What to know Contains unusual domes, rimstone dams, underground stream and waterfalls. Natural entrance is located on Beaver Lake. One hour tours conducted by friendly storytelling guides. Easy walk with no stairs or tight places. After the tour, enjoy the park-like setting with short walking trails, scenic views, boat dock. Gemstone panning, Lost in the Woods Maze, unique shopping.

What to know Congress established Hot Springs Reservation on April 20, 1832 to protect hot springs flowing from the southwestern slope of Hot Springs Mountain. Known for its 47 thermal springs, this national park is the nations oldest, predating Yellowstone by 40 years. Features more than 30 miles of hiking trails through the glorious Ouachita Mountains, scenic drives, hot water cascade, picnic areas and campsites at Gulpha Gorge Recreation Area & Campground. Thermal-features tours in summer

What to know Peebles Farm is an 800-acre vegetable and row crop farm featuring a 60-acre pick-your-own pumpkin patch in the fall, hay rides, tractor-driven train rides, play area, hay maze with tunnels and more. Guided trips through a 16-acre Farmers Feed the World themed corn maze are also offered.

What to know Arkansas Golf Center is the states best all-in-one golf preparation facility boasting an award winning public golf driving range, 7,000 sq ft. golf store carrying over a half million dollars in golf merchandise, a state of the art golf club fitting center, world class golf instruction, and a personal service usually reserved for expensive country clubs. Weve earned many awards and accolades including a TOP 50 ranking of stand-alone public driving ranges by the Golf Range Association

What to know This 400-acre safari is home to a variety of exotic animals that live in the natural environment of an Arkansas landscape with several large ponds. Safari consists of a four-mile drive-through, petting parks, and walk-through areas for interaction with the animals. 

What to know Reproduction of the Union Civil War fort in historic downtown Helena; a part of Helena’s Civil War multi-faceted heritage that includes Federal occupation, seven Confederate generals, and an encampment of thousands of freed slaves. In August 1862 the Union forces occupying Helena erected a redoubt of earth and timbers to serve as the key to the citys defenses. Fort Curtis, named for the Union general in command, was one of five fortified positions which enabled Union soldiers to rep

What to knowAlso known as the Taylor House of Hollywood Plantation, this historic home was built in 1846 for Dr. John Taylor and his wife Mary Robinson Taylor. The cypress-log house sits on the west bank of Bayou Bartholomew in Drew County near Winchester, a town named for the Taylors hometown in Kentucky. The house was the centerpiece of Hollywood Plantation, likely named for the holly trees that thrive along the bayou, encompassing some 11,000 acres at one time. The Taylors permanently relocat

What to know Rock Town Distillery, located in downtown Little Rock, is the first legal distillery of any kind in Arkansas since prohibition. An artisan craft distillery that uses grains from Arkansas to distill award winning spirits. Rock Town is a true grain-to-glass distillery, our spirits are carefully distilled from corn, wheat and rye that are grown within a 125 miles of the distillery. Our passion is our spirit and our dedication is to our craft.Founded in 2010 by Phil Brandon, Rock Town D

What to know Located in Arkansass Wine Country, this winery is the worlds largest planter of Cynthiana grapes, the largest U.S. Chardonnay vineyard outside California and the largest Zinfandel planter in Arkansas; wine tasting room; available for weddings and special events. Bus tours should call in advance. Wedding packages, RV camping available; Project Sustainability includes recycling program, use of sustainable products, eco-friendly cleaners; water runoff used in the vineyards

What to know The Rail Yard Entertainment District in downtown Texarkana, Arkansas, comes alive with the spirit of Christmas during the holiday season! Crossties, an event and music venue in Texarkana, sets up a forest of Christmas trees in downtown Texarkana and puts on a Christmas Tree Decorating Contest! Residents, businesses, and other organizations sponsor their own tree and personally decorate it. The final result is a fantastic, cheerful scene in downtown Texarkana with a field full of dec