Arkansas

Arkansas has rightfully earned its nickname of The Natural State with nationally recognized scenic byways, 600,000 acres of lakes, 9.700 miles of streams and rivers, and 24 million acres of national forests. Each region of Arkansas offers a different landscape and unique experience - from the mountains and towering bluffs of the Ozarks to the flatlands of the Delta - so you'll want to travel the entire state.

While the spectacular scenic beauty is certainly one of the state's biggest draws, Arkansas is also proud of its rich heritage and wide assortment of fun activities. Whether you're digging for diamonds at the Crater of Diamonds State Park near Murfreesboro, floating down the Buffalo National River, fishing for trout on the White River or hunting ducks on the Grand Prairie, Arkansas offers the kind of unspoiled beauty for which you've been searching. Learn about history as you visit the state's Civil War battlefields and national cemeteries. Support the arts by attending the ballet or symphony. Search for valuable treasures at Arkansas's many antique shops. Bring the family for a vacation to remember. Enjoy fishing, camping and golfing in the great outdoors. Arkansas awaits you with gorgeous scenery and an abundance of attractions. You'll want to experience it all.