The Haggard Swinging Bridge is a historic suspension bridge over Bear Creek just north of Harrison, AR. This suspension bridge was placed on the Historic Register in 1995. It was built by the WPA (Works Progress Administration) and was completed in 1941. It is located on Cottonwood road, a few miles north of Harrison. It … Read more
The Flippin Walk-In Access to Crooked Creek is located on Marion County Road just off US Highway 62. The road is gated, so there is no vehicle traffic allowed. There is a small parking area just off the road. You can carry a canoe to the edge of the water for launching, or you can … Read more
Pruitt Landing is a few miles north of Jasper, AR. on Scenic Highway 7. Pruitt landing is a popular canoe launching spot for floating the Buffalo River. There is a restroom in the parking area, but there is no camping area. This parking lot fills up quickly during the spring and summer, so plan to … Read more
Wildcat Shoals Access is approximately 6 miles off US Highway 62 in Cotter, Arkansas. Wildcat Shoals Access includes a boat ramp and you can also bank or wade fish for trout in this area. Brown, rainbow and cutthroat trout are all present in this section of the river. Wildcat shoals is a short drive from … Read more
There is plenty to do at Big Springs Park in Cotter, AR. Besides the historic Cotter bridge, the park includes a boat launch, Big Springs Catch & Release area, a historical marker with some old railroad cars, and a playground for the kids. There are also trails to a couple of walk-in areas where you … Read more
Empire Park is located in Forsyth, MO. on Lake Taneycomo. The park has boat ramps, walking trails, playgrounds, fishing areas, and a disc golf course. I have read that the fishing in Empire park is excellent. The anglers that reported talked of catching both bass and trout in the area. I have to say that … Read more
The Y Highway scenic overlook has a parking area that overlooks Lake Taneycomo in Forsyth, MO. The Y Highway scenic overlook provides incredible views of the White River Valley. Follow the map from Google below to find the overlook. There is a parking area you can pull into and get out to take in the … Read more
The Peel Ferry is the last publicly-operated ferry boat in the state of Arkansas. It crosses a section of Bull Shoals Lake because there is no bridge connecting the two sections of AR Highway 125. This is something you should see if you are in the area. It operates on Highway 125 crossing Bull Shoals … Read more
While many people look forward to the blackberries each Spring, I actually love when the dewberries are fruiting. While the dewberry plant is considered a weed by some, I really enjoy its unique berry taste. Dewberries are closely related to blackberries, but their vine structure is different, usually growing in a high arch. They are … Read more
Dam Site Park is located near Bull Shoals Dam in the city of Bull Shoals, Arkansas. Dam Site Park has RV hookups with water and electricity. There is a concrete boat ramp with plenty of parking for your rig. You can launch your boat and enjoy the lake’s crystal clear waters. There is a grocery … Read more
