Julius Breckling Riverfront Park in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas, spans 33 to 39 acres along the Arkansas River and serves as a scenic urban green space featuring a mix of recreational, cultural, and natural attractions.
Southland Casino Hotel in West Memphis, Arkansas, is a modern entertainment and hospitality destination offering one of the largest gaming floors in the Mid-South.
Hot Springs Mountain Tower in Arkansas is a 216-foot tall observation tower located atop Hot Springs Mountain at an elevation of 1,256 feet above sea level.
Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park spans over 1,000 acres in Prairie Grove, Arkansas, preserving one of America's most intact Civil War battlefields where Union and Confederate forces clashed on December 7, 1862, resulting in 2,700 casualties.
Arkansas Post National Memorial is a 757-acre protected site near Gillett, Arkansas, that commemorates the first European settlement in the lower Mississippi River Valley, established in 1686.
Pinnacle Mountain State Park spans 2,356 acres in Pulaski County, Arkansas, just west of Little Rock along the Big Maumelle and Little Maumelle rivers, centered on the iconic 1,011-foot Pinnacle Mountain.
Blanchard Springs Caverns in Arkansas is a spectacular limestone cave system located more than 200 feet underground in the Ozark–St. Francis National Forest.
Fossil Flats Trailhead is located within Devil's Den State Park in Arkansas, known for its unique exposed creek bed where many fossils from ancient marine life can be seen, giving the trail its name.
Lake Frierson State Park is a tranquil 114-acre recreational area situated atop the scenic and geologically unique Crowley's Ridge in northeastern Arkansas.
Historic Washington State Park in Arkansas preserves the history of the 19th-century town of Washington, which was an important stop on the Southwest Trail and served as the Confederate capital of Arkansas from 1863 to 1865 after the Union army took Little Rock.
Plum Bayou Mounds Archeological State Park in Arkansas preserves one of the state’s most significant pre-European archaeological sites, once used by the Plum Bayou culture between AD 650 and 1050 for ceremonial and religious purposes.
Big River Crossing is a nearly one-mile-long pedestrian and cyclist bridge spanning the Mississippi River, connecting Main Street in Memphis, Tennessee, to Main Street in West Memphis, Arkansas.
Saracen Casino Resort is Arkansas's first purpose-built casino, owned by the Quapaw Nation of Oklahoma and located in Pine Bluff, about 40 minutes from Little Rock.
Lake Catherine State Park in Arkansas is a scenic park situated on the southern shore of Lake Catherine, covering around 2,180 acres in the Ouachita Mountains region.
White Oak Lake State Park spans 725 acres in southwest Arkansas near Bluff City, surrounding the 1,656-acre White Oak Lake—created in 1961 by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission for fishing and recreation.
Withrow Springs State Park covers 786 acres of unspoiled Ozark wilderness in Madison County, Arkansas, five miles north of Huntsville along the limestone bluffs of War Eagle Creek.
