The center is within the Julius Breckling Riverfront Park, where folks can enjoy the view of the Arkansas River. And for the wildlife lovers, check out the Central Arkansas Nature Center, over in Little Rock. And if ziplining isn't your thing, this authentic, western-style dude ranch in the Ozark mountains, offers tours, lodging and other fun. This place offers the tallest, longest and fastest zipline in Arkansas. Share this exciting adventure of ziplining with a friend at Horseshoe Canyon Ranch, in Jasper. What are some other things to do outside in Arkansas? The visitor's center offers education on what you might find, and geology in general. Provide your own mining tools or rent some from the park. And the best part - they are yours to keep. Visitors come from all over the work searching the 37-acre field for keepsakes of gemstones, minerals, and other rocks. Search for real diamonds in an eroded volcanic crater at Crater of Diamonds State Park, in Murfreesboro.
What is another national park to visit in Arkansas? Learn all about this celebration of America’s great outdoors - including fee-free days throughout the year! If you’re planning a visit to this incredible national park, there’s no better time to visit than during National Park Week.
What this AR park undeniably has, however, is some of the best hot springs in the US. America’s actual first national park may miss out on some fame because it predated what we now call the National Park Service, but that doesn’t make Hot Springs National Park any younger than Yellowstone. But no, it was not the first national park. Yes, Yellowstone was the first federally-protected land to be called a national park.
If someone asked you about the first national park in the U.S., you’d probably think about Yellowstone, right? Well, you’d be sort-of correct in thinking that way. VanDyke updated on JMost People Don’t Know America’s First National Park Is Right Here In Arkansas Posted in Arkansas National & State Parks, Nature, On The Water by J.B.
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