Let’s start with just a little background Way back, in 1880, bicyclist formed the first advocacy group of its kind in the country. This group called themselves the League of
See below the article for a list of Trail Events in Arkansas for June 1st. On June 1, 2019, individuals across the country will set the world record for the
(from media release) Over 280 companies urge Congress to reauthorize the Land and Water Conservation Fund before it expires on Sept. 30. The Conservation Alliance and Outdoor Industry Association released a letter today signed by
Imagine cyclists making their way across the state, entering via the Big River Bridge from Memphis, Tennessee and arriving in West Memphis, Arkansas. You’d think the views crossing the Mississippi River
I’m not much for gardening, I’m not sure what it is, maybe the years as a kid trying to make movie money by mowing lawns or pulling weeds or raking
We know that many outdoor enthusiasts around Arkansas are willing to stop and pick up some trash while enjoying their time outside. We know of many who go out to
Local trail advocate Bruce Alt, first chair of Central Arkansas Trail Alliance and former Vice President of Government Relations for the International Mountain Bicycling Association spells out what it takes to
For mountain bikers and other trail users, the thought of heading out to the trails when they are in bad shape or temporarily closed or in a fragile state sends
On this Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we wanted to look at some ways that we could be more inclusive in outdoor recreation in Arkansas. The world of cycling
An excellent podcast featuring local trail advocate Bruce Alt. Bruce was instrumental in forming Central Arkansas Trail Alliance and went on to work as the Government Affairs Officer for the