Episode Chronology

#904(Originally aired 01 Apr 2013)

• Mount Nebo Waterfall
  Mount Nebo near Dardanelle has always been a popular launching area for hang glider pilots. But, not too many folks are aware of the cascade and waterfall that can be explored by hiking one of the several trails. Catching a sunrise or sunset from atop the mountain is also a must! Watch
• Hardy
  The town of Hardy boasts as being the smallest town in Arkansas with an official Main Street program. (population 720) Forty-one buildings are on the National Register of Historic Places. Watch

#902(Originally aired 04 Feb 2013)

• Eagle Creek Float
  A lesser-known float trip that is peaceful and picturesque is along War Eagle Creek north of Huntsville near Withrow Springs State Park. Watch
• Blanchard Caverns-Dripstone Trail
  Previously in a EA episode, the wild cave tour at Blanchard Springs Caverns was featured..during this episode, in the developed section of the cavern, the Dripstone Trail is portrayed. Watch
• Petit Jean River Wildlife Management Area
  The Petit Jean River Wildlife Management Area south of Dardanelle is one of the best areas in west-central Arkansas for viewing shorebirds and wintering waterfowl—not to mention a couple of really neat old bridges. Watch
• Shower Chair-White Oak Creek Falls
  Shower Chair Falls and White Oak Creek Falls north of Ozark in the Ozark National Forest, are just a couple of the falls recently discovered by Brian Emfinger, one of the state’s top waterfall explorers/photographers. Watch

#901(Originally aired 07 Jan 2013)

• Great River Road
  A pleasant Delta drive is the Great River Road, which is actually a national parkway of the Mississippi River, extending through ten states. Watch
• Smackover Ghost Tour
  It's called Oil Town USA, but Smackover boasts of another attraction-- a ghost tour of five active “haunted” buildings plus three cemeteries. Watch
• Prim's Round Rocks
  Prim's round boulders have been quite the attraction for a long time. They're not so much a mystery, but are related to several geological processes dating back about ten thousand years. Watch
• Ozark Moonshine Run
  You're not likely to find moonshine, but you will enjoy one of the most picturesque drives in the Ozarks by taking the 110-mile Ozark Moonshine Run which utilizes six highways. Watch

#811(Originally aired 03 Dec 2012)

• Museum of Native American History
  The Museum of Native American History in Bentonville is a collection, according to many visitors- rivals that of the Smithsonian with artifacts from 14,000 years ago. Watch
• Possum Kingdom Trail
  The Possum Kingdom Trail north of Lake Ouachita in the Ouachita National Forest offers mountain biking opportunities on gravel, paved and unsurfaced road types. Watch
• Gilbert
  The self-proclaimed-"Coolest Town in Arkansas" (coldest place on average) happens to be Gilbert near the banks of the Buffalo National River. The town and the General Store haven’t changed much since 1901. Watch
• White River Monster
  The "White River Monster" hasn't been sighted since the early 1970's, but its legend continues in the Newport area. Watch

#810(Originally aired 01 Oct 2012)

• Butterfield Heritage Trail
  You can re-trace the longest stagecoach route in the history of the world – by driving a portion of it through northwest Arkansas by way of the Butterfield Heritage Trail. Watch
• Lake Alma Trail
  A gem of a hiking trail that's hardly been publicized until now, is the one that loops around Lake Alma in the town of Alma. Watch
• Village Creek State Park
  A unique mountain biking experience along Crowley's Ridge can be enjoyed at Village Creek State Park north of Forrest City. Watch
• Conservation Education Center at Crooked Creek
  Hiking and blue-ribbon smallmouth bass fishing are offered at the Conservation Education Center along Crooked Creek near Yellville. Watch

#813(Originally aired 10 Sep 2012)

• Arkansas's First National River
  40th anniversary of the dedication of the Buffalo River as America’s first national river. Watch

#809(Originally aired 03 Sep 2012)

• Ozarks' Sky Swing
  If you always wanted to swing to higher heights, then the sky swing at the Buffalo Outdoor Center in Ponca is the mega swing that’ll satisfy any thrill seeker’s needs. Watch
• River Bass Fishing
  River wade-fishing for bass is a technique that can be used on just about any stream reeling in successful results. Watch
• Arkansas River Kayak Fishing-Least Tern Sanctuary
  Kayak fishing on the Arkansas River near a Least Tern sanctuary makes for a pleasant outing in catching fish and viewing the endangered birds. Watch
• Mount Sequoyah
  Mount Sequoyah in Fayetteville is not only a popular sunset location, but also served as a strategic spot during the Civil War. Watch

#808(Originally aired 06 Aug 2012)

• Fort Rock
  Fort Rock near Combs in the Ozark National Forest is a recreated 1800’s style fort and old West town that gives families an opportunity to stay in a blockhouse and experience a slower pace of life when families spent time together. Watch
• Shape Note Gatherings
  "Shape Note Gatherings" or Sacred Harp Singings are held throughout the country to keep alive this early American art form. One such gathering is featured at the Ozark Folk Center in Mountain View. Watch
• Lorikeets and Penguins
  Rainbow Lorikeets and African penguins at the LR Zoo offer visitors a unique interactive experience. Watch

#807(Originally aired 02 Jul 2012)

• Delta Rivers Nature Center
  The Delta Rivers Nature Center in Pine Bluff features bald eagles, a resident alligator, fish native to Arkansas and a trail system for viewing wildlife out in the wetland area. Watch
• Garvan Woodland Gardens
  Garvan Woodland Gardens near Hot Springs is an internationally respected botanical garden. It’s also one of top five botanical gardens in the nation. Watch
• Fort Curtis
  Fort Curtis in Helena is a re-production of a Civil War earthen fort-- the only one of its kind in the region. Watch
• Little Blakely Trail
  The Little Blakely Trail System is comprised of several loop trails in the Ouachita National Forest. Open to hikers and mountain bikers, if offers spectacular views of Lake Ouachita. Watch

#806(Originally aired 04 Jun 2012)

• Boston Mountains Scenic Loop
  A combination of the old and new – the Boston Mountains Scenic Loop is Highway 71 and Interstate 540 which connect Alma and Fayetteville traversing some of the highest plateaus in the Ozarks. Watch
• Unique Arkansas Salamanders
  Two species of woodland salamanders make their home in the Ouachita Mountain range of Arkansas and are found nowhere else on earth. Watch
• UCA Nature Reserve
  The Jewel Moore Nature Reserve on the UCA campus in Conway provides a 19-acre outdoor classroom for thousands of students both on and off campus. Watch

#805(Originally aired 07 May 2012)

• Car Wash Falls
  Car Wash Falls south of Deer along Big Piney Creek, is just what the name says it is – a drive-through waterfall that’ll give your vehicle a thorough wash to say the least. Watch
• Onyx Cave
  Onyx Cave near Eureka Springs may be small, but it makes up for it with magnificent cave formations. Watch
• Blowing Springs Mountain Bike Trail
  Blowing Springs in Bella Vista is a spectacular and scenic mountain bike trail that’s ideal for the beginner to the more experienced rider. Watch
• Bayou DeView Float
  Bayou DeView in the Dagmar Wildlife Management Area near Brinkley is the latest addition to the Arkansas Water Trail System. Watch

#804(Originally aired 02 Apr 2012)

• Caddo Bend Trail
  The Caddo Bend Trail at Lake Ouachita State Park is a 4-mile hike around Point 50 Peninsula which includes many scenic vistas of the lake. Watch
• West-NW Scenic Byway
  The West-Northwest Scenic Byway southeast of Fort Smith, is the newest addition to the Arkansas Scenic Byway system. Comprised of four state highways and traversing mainly through the Ouachita National Forest, this byway offers many scenic views, with one of them being the tallest peak in the state – Mt. Magazine. Watch
• Sentinel Rock and Bingham Hollow Falls
  Sentinel Rock and Bingham Hollow Falls in northwest Arkansas are a couple of lesser-known waterfalls that will simply take your breath away when they’re at their optimal flow. Watch

#803(Originally aired 05 Mar 2012)

• Kings River Eagles
  A float trip down the Kings River in north Arkansas is especially rewarding during the winter months since the chances of spotting bald eagles is quite good. Watch
• Gangster Museum of America
  In the only museum of its kind in the nation, the Gangster Museum of America portrays not the deeds of gangsters, but their impact and lifestyle when they came to Hot Springs on so-called “neutral” ground. Watch
• Bluffton
  Bluffton was once a thriving community near Clinton in the mid-1800’s. The old post office/general store still stands. Watch
• Panther Bluff Falls
  Panther Bluff Falls and Camp Creek Falls are two waterfalls that can easily be enjoyed immediately off the road north of Dierks. Watch

#802(Originally aired 06 Feb 2012)

• Lower Lake Waterfowl Refuge
  The Lower Lake Waterfowl Refuge south of DeGray Lake near Arkadelphia is a 400-acre haven for all sorts of waterfowl plus bald eagles. Watch
• Crystal Bridges
  It was a dream of Alice Walton (daughter of Sam Walton) to establish as a gift – a world-class art museum in Arkansas—with the belief that American art belongs in the heartland. Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is that dream come true. It tells the story of America from the Colonial era to the present through original masterpieces. Watch
• Falls Creek Falls
  Falls Creek Falls at Lake Catherine State Park near Hot Springs is an easy hike to a peaceful waterfall setting that’s surrounded by huge boulders for plenty of sit-down space to enjoy a pack lunch by the water. Watch
• Wolf House
  The Wolf House- a two story log building built in 1829 in Norfork happens to be the oldest public structure in Arkansas. Watch

#801(Originally aired 02 Jan 2012)

• Columbus Ships
  It’s not every day you get to board not one, but two of Columbus’ ships – the Nina and the Pinta. The replicas of the ships docked at Little Rock’s Riverfront Park recently serving as traveling museums for school groups and visitors. Watch
• Civil War Reenactment
  One of the largest Civil War reenactments in Arkansas takes place every other year the first Saturday in November at Historic Washington State Park near Hope with more than 200 reenactors usually participating. Watch
• Charlies Hidden Wildlife Sanctuary
  Humans aren’t the only ones who’ve taken a liking to a particular boat harbor on the Arkansas River near Morrilton – shore birds and wintering waterfowl have turned “Charlie’s Hidden Harbor “ into a little-known wildlife sanctuary—that is, until now. Watch

#712(Originally aired 05 Dec 2011)

• Cave Point Cave
  Cave Point Cave near Mountain View deep in the Ozarks is full of cave life – including salamanders, cave spiders and crickets that don't chirp. We tag along on this venture with Dr. Dave Thomas "Cave Doctor" from Lyon College. Watch
• Richardson Bottoms
  Richardson Bottoms is a rare marsh habitat in the Ouachita National Forest north of Lake Ouachita. Watch
• Springs of Eureka
  The "healing" springs of Eureka Springs are what created the town and brought thousands of visitors during the heyday of the late 1800’s. They are still a popular attraction in the 21st Century. Watch

#711(Originally aired 07 Nov 2011)

• FLW Outdoors World Championship
  The world championship of bass fishing returned to Lake Ouachita in 2011 with the Forrest L. Wood Cup and more than 100 top bass anglers competing. Watch
• Arkansas Queen Riverboat
  It’s not exactly the Delta Queen, but it is the Arkansas Queen—and if you’ve never experienced a riverboat paddlewheel excursion, then this is a must trip. Watch
• Two Rivers Park
  Two Rivers Park in west Little Rock is a hiking, biking and paddling mecca – featuring paved and unpaved trails and water trails. Watch

#710(Originally aired 03 Oct 2011)

• Cardboard Boat Races
  The world championship of cardboard boat races takes place on Greers Ferry Lake at Heber Springs every year. I talk with a few of the contestants along with their cardboard boat building skills. Watch
• Mississippi Voyageur Canoe Excursion
  Utilizing the same “voyageur” type canoes French explorers used, the Quapaw Canoe Company in Helena offers canoe excursions on the “Mighty Mississipp.” Watch
• Helena River Park
  Helena’s River Park is also a wildlife sanctuary with a boardwalk that leads visitors to a front-and-center view of the Mississippi River. Watch

#709(Originally aired 05 Sep 2011)

• Moro Bay State Park
  Moro Bay is a not too well known park near El Dorado with some fantastic floating and fishing opportunities. Watch
• Ozark Mountain Bike Trail
  The Ozark Mountain Bicycle Trail is a picturesque route that follows a series of county and forest service roads. Watch
• Arkansas Post Water Trail
  The water trail at Arkansas Post National Memorial offers a "Jurassic" type environment with huge lily pads and blossoms Watch
• Cossatot River Snorkeling
  A unique snorkeling experience can be enjoyed during the summer months along the Cossatot River. Watch

#708(Originally aired 01 Aug 2011)

• DeGray Lake Snorkeling
  Snorkeling at DeGray Lake near Arkadelphia isn’t quite like the coral reefs of the Caribbean, but you do have a wonderful opportunity to explore “rock reefs” and walls underwater. Watch
• Kayak Fishing
  The sport of kayak fishing is coming of age with new kayak designs that are tailor-made for the kayak angler in getting to those secluded “honey holes.” Watch
• Sugarloaf-Little Red
  The other Sugarloaf mountain in the Heber Springs area is the one along the Little Red River. Hiking to the summit is a challenge in itself – especially the final few feet. Watch
• Grand Cypress Natural Area
  The Grand Cypress Natural Area located in the Bayou Meto Wildlife Management Area near Stuttgart is a sterling example of the wetland habitat that once covered a vast area of the southern region. Watch

#707(Originally aired 04 Jul 2011)

• Little Missouri Falls
  Little Missouri Falls is located in one of the most scenic areas of the Ouachita National Forest in western Arkansas – in fact, it’s a special area that almost became a national park. Watch
• Lorance Creek Natural Area
  The Lorance Creek Natural Area between Little Rock and Pine Bluff is a dense swamp with a boardwalk which makes it quite ideal to explore without any difficulty. Watch
• Roth Prairie Natural Area
  The Roth Prairie Natural Area in the heart of the Grand Prairie is a great example of what was once the vast tallgrass prairie. Watch
• Cedar Falls Hike
  Hiking to one of the premier waterfalls in the state, Cedar Falls at Petit Jean Mountain State Park is a must do activity for anyone living in The Natural State. Watch

#706(Originally aired 06 Jun 2011)

• Ouachita National Recreation Trail
  The longest hiking trail in the state is the 223-mile Ouachita National Recreation Trail which extends from Pinnacle Mt. St. Pk. west of Little Rock..across the Ouachita National Forest and ends at Talihinia, Oklahoma. Watch
• Mount Ida Crystals
  It’s called the Ouartz Crystal Capital of the world – Mt. Ida in west Arkansas. The only other two places in the world containing quartz crystals are Madagascar and Brazil. Watch
• Lake Ouachita Trail Riding
  Other than by boat, the other adventurous way to enjoy Lake Ouachita is by taking a trail ride on horseback along the scenic vista shoreline. Watch
• Louisiana Purchase Historic State Park
  The Louisiana Purchase Historic St. Pk. Marks the initial spot in a swamp in east Arkansas where land surveys began in 1815 for the Louisiana Purchase Territory. Watch

#705(Originally aired 02 May 2011)

• Bridal Veil Falls
  Bridal Veil Falls just outside of Heber Springs is one of those “local” gems not too many folks know exists – even has its own observation platform! Watch
• Locoropes
  Loco Ropes at the Ozark Folk Center in Mountain View offers a challenging treetop adventure thrill with more than thirty challenges ranging from ziplining to a “parachute drop” without a chute! Watch
• Choctaw Island
  Choctaw Island Wildlife Management Area near Arkansas City is a deer research area that also offers four unique hiking trails - not to mention fishing at Rocky Hole Lake and great views of the mighty Misssissip. Watch
• Survival Tips
  A special course in survival techniques. Watch

#704(Originally aired 04 Apr 2011)

• Ouachita River Trout Fishing
  The White and Little Red rivers in Arkansas are well-known for trout fishing, but there’s also the Ouachita at Carpenter Dam near Hot Springs. Watch
• Pinnacle Mountain Biking
  Mountain biking can now be enjoyed along a couple of new trails at Pinnacle Mountain State Park, just west of Little Rock. Watch
• Pelicans
  Arkansas’ ever-changing wildlife scene now includes white pelicans during the winter. Watch
• Ozark General Store
  The state’s oldest continuous business happens to be the Ozark General Store and Café northwest of Clarksville in the Ozark National Forest. Watch

#703(Originally aired 06 Mar 2011)

• Exploring Arkansas’ National Wildlife Refuges
  Unmatched anywhere in the world, the National Wildlife Refuge system is one of America’s greatest conservation success stories. This extensive network of land and water is managed especially for wildlife, but its habitat is also for people to enjoy –thus it is commonly referred to as “America’s Best Kept Secret.” Arkansas’ nine NWR’s are presented in this one hour special. Watch

#702(Originally aired 07 Feb 2011)

• Cossatot River State Park
  The Cossatot River in southwest Arkansas has always been popular with whitewater kayakers, but it’s also a river for all seasons, for everyone. Watch
• War Eagle Trail
  The War Eagle Trail north of Huntsville offers spectacular vistas of War Eagle Creek. Watch
• Shaddox Hollow Nature Trail
  The Shaddox Hollow Nature Trail at Arkansas’ largest state park, Hobbs, is an excellent trail for school children and beginning hikers. Watch
• Frog Bayou
  Frog Bayou Wildlife Management Area near Ft. Smith is a prime example of wetland restoration, attracting a variety of waterfowl. Watch

#701(Originally aired 03 Jan 2011)

• Powerchuting
  What happens when you motorize a glider chute, and add a couple seats and wheels to it? It becomes one of the fastest-growing forms of sport flying around. Watch
• Kings River Overlook Trail
  If you’ve enjoyed the Kings River by floating it, another way to take in the beauty of this river in northwest Arkansas is by hiking the Kings River Overlook Nature Trail. Watch
• Roark Bluff
  Another worthwhile view to experience is the one that overlooks Roark Bluff in the upper portion of the Buffalo National River. Watch
• Hickson Lake
  Hickson Lake located in the Dagmar Wildlife Management Area near Brinkley, is one of those neat hidden lakes perfect for canoeing, kayaking and fishing. Watch

#612(Originally aired 06 Dec 2010)

• Zipline Tour
  What has been enjoyed in Costa Rica is now available in the Natural State – a zipline canopy tour at Ponca. Watch
• Elephant Sanctuary
  Along with deer, bear and elk in Arkansas, elephants are also prevalent at a unique sanctuary near Guy. Watch
• Ouachita National Forest Fishing Lakes
  There are quite a few tucked away fishing lakes in the Ouachita National Forest – three of them are featured in this episode. Watch
• ChiefWhitehorseRanch
  Nothing beats a trail ride and a Western cookout at sunset, which can be experienced at Chief Whitehorse Ranch near Mayflower. Watch

#611(Originally aired 01 Nov 2010)

• Arkansas Hot Air Balloon Championship
  Balloon pilots from across the state gather in Harrison once a year during the annual balloon festival to determine whos the best of the best in this high adventure sport. Watch
• Bull Shoals-White River State Park
  One of the finest fishing and boating destinations in the nation can be found at Bull Shoals Lake and the White River not to mention camping, mountain biking, a butterfly garden and a wildflower meadow. Watch
• Crystal Vista
  A unique auto tour in the Ouachita National Forest near Mt. Ida leads to Crystal Vista itself, offering beautiful views and of course, crystals. Watch
• Bird Island
  At Bird Island in the middle of Lake Ouachita, boaters can enjoy a spectacular display of nature during late summer, as tens of thousands of purple martins converge before flying to South America. Watch

#610(Originally aired 04 Oct 2010)

• Turpentine Creek Big Cat Refuge
  The largest big cat refuge in the world happens to be near Eureka Springs which rescues distressed big cats throughout the U.S. Watch
• Pond Creek National Wildlife Refuge
  Great Egrets and gators are some of the wildlife you can see at Pond Creek National Wildlife Refuge northwest of Texarkana. Watch

#609(Originally aired 06 Sep 2010)

• Mill Creek Trail
  Southeast of Fayetteville, in the Ozark National Forest , the Mill Creek Multi-Use Trail offers an adventure for just about everyone especially ATV enthusiasts. Watch
• Gunner Pool
  Gunner Pool and Barkshed Recreation Areas near Mountain View offer their own unique camping and swimming adventure. Watch
• Cache River National Wildlife Refuge
  The Ivory-Billed Woodpecker was rediscovered in 2004 but has yet to be seen again. A canoe trip through the Cache River National Wildlife Refuge takes viewers to the general area where it was last spotted. Watch
• Koen Interpretive Nature Trail
  North of Jasper in an experimental forest lies a hidden gem the Koen Interpretive Nature Trail. Watch

#608(Originally aired 02 Aug 2010)

• Thunder Canyon Falls
  As part of the Buffalo National River Region, Thunder Canyon Falls is one of the more lesser-known waterfalls in the area and requires a bit of a hike to get to it but well worth it. Watch
• Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge
  Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge near Crossett is home to the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker. Watch
• Delta Heritage Trail State Park
  Delta Heritage Trail State Park near West Helena is a rails-to-trails conversion, offering a unique look at the Delta. Watch
• Goose Pond Natural Area
  At Goose Pond Natural Area near Atkins, one can kayak through an enchanting cypress-tupelo swamp environment. Watch

#607(Originally aired 05 Jul 2010)

• Slaughter Pen Mountain Bike Park
  Located near downtown Bentonville, its a unique name for a unique mountain biking experience Slaughter Pen, which offers both a single track trail and a freestyle area. Watch
• Little Maumelle River Float
  Pinnacle Mountain State Park offers a wilderness float trip on the Little Maumelle, just minutes away from Little Rock. Watch
• White River National Wildlife Refuge
  White River National Wildlife Refuge in east Arkansas at ninety miles in length, is the largest in the state. Watch
• Crater of Diamonds State Park
  People from all over the world come to the Crater near Murfreesboro in search of diamonds because its the only diamond-producing site in the world open to the public. Watch

#606(Originally aired 07 Jun 2010)

• Ozark Medieval Fortress
  A thirty year project to build a genuine medieval castle is underway north of Harrison. Watch
• Bull Shoals Caverns
  Bull Shoals is one of the worlds oldest caverns containing virtually all known formations of any cave in the country. Watch
• Overflow National Wilderness Refuge
  Overflow National Wilderness Refuge near the Louisiana state line was established to protect one of the last remaining bottomland hardwood forests in the lower Mississippi River Valley. Watch
• Devils Den State Park - Crevassing
  The sandstone crevice area at Devils Den State Park is the largest such area in the U.S. Watch

#605(Originally aired 03 May 2010)

• Cave of Spanish Gold
  Inside a cave between Gravette and Sulphur Springs in northwest Arkansas theres a fascinating legend of hidden gold left by Spanish Conquistadors of long ago. Watch
• Seven Hollows Trail
  The Seven Hollows Trail at Petit Jean State Park offers a natural arch and a grotto with a waterfall. Watch
• Parkin Archeological State Park
  Parkin Archeological State Park near Forrest City is where history began in Arkansas written evidence provides documentation of events and a Native American village (1000 1550 A.D.) which the Hernando de Soto expedition visited in 1541. Watch
• Bald Knob National Wildlife Refuge
  Bald Knob National Wildlife Refuge Watch

#604(Originally aired 05 Apr 2010)

• Pedestal Rocks Ice Caverns
  The Pedestal Rocks area near Pelsor is scenic as it is but, if you hike in during the winter in the snow and cold youre rewarded with an extra added attraction all the ice caverns below the bluffline. Watch
• Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge
  Taking the driving tour at Holla Bend NWR south of Dardanelle, you can see bald and golden eagles snow geese and trumpeter swans. Watch
• Big Creek Natural Area
  The Big Creek Natural Area east of Wilburn offers a woodlands hike to a crystal clear mountain stream with diverse populations of fish and other aquatic organisms. Watch

#603(Originally aired 01 Mar 2010)

• Forked Mountain
  Forked Mountain east of Hollis in the Ouachita National Forest is one of the more unique mountains in the Natural State with twin peaks. Watch
• Wapanocca National Wildlife Refuge
  Situated along the Mississippi Flyway, a onetime elite hunting club, now the Wapanocca NWR is an important sanctuary for migratory waterfowl. Watch
• Mountain Biking Devil's Den
  Devils Den State Park in northwest Arkansas is well known for its crevice and cave area but, a little known fact is that this was alsop the location for one of the states first mountain biking trails. Watch

#602(Originally aired 01 Feb 2010)

• Ozark Adventure Race
  From orienteering to mountain biking, canoeing, trekking and zip lining its the Ozark Adventure Race which finished up at Devils Den State Park. Watch
• Lake Enterprise
  Lake Enterprise by the town of Wilmot in south Arkansas is a not-too-well known gem of the Natural State filled with picturesque cypress trees. Watch
• Ozark Railway Adventure
  The Arkansas-Missouri Railroad offers a scenic passenger train trip into the past unlike any other. Watch

#601(Originally aired 04 Jan 2010)

• Hawksbill Crag
  One of the most photographed spots in the Natural State is a unique rock outcropping called Hawksbill Crag in the upper portion of the Buffalo National River Wilderness. Watch
• Global Village Experience
  In living the lives of others, global hunger and poverty become a harsh reality at the Global Villages experience at Heifer International near Perryville. Watch
• Calico Rock Trout Fishing
  World-class trout fishing can be enjoyed on the White River near Calico Rock. Watch

#512(Originally aired 07 Dec 2009)

• Hang Gliding
  At the tallest peak in the state Mt. Magazine -- men and women with wings soar like eagles with the extreme sport of hang gliding. Watch
• Sugarloaf Mountain Trail
  Sugarloaf Mountain Island in the middle of Greers Ferry Lake is a popular destination with hiking enthusiasts to enjoy the Sugarloaf Mountain National Nature Trail. Watch
• Devil's Knob-Devil's Backbone Natural Area
  Devils Knob- Devils Backbone Natural Area near Melbourne offers a chance to explore an unusual sandstone glade and unique plant species. Watch

#511(Originally aired 02 Nov 2009)

• Cane Creek Lake Biking
  The Cane Creek Lake Trail at Cane Creek State Park near Star City offers a unique mountain biking adventure through rolling terrain which includes suspension and timber bridges. Watch
• Horseshoe Canyon Ranch
  One of the best places to go rock climbing east of the Rockies happens to be at Horseshoe Canyon Ranch near Jasper and its where well take you to conquer the rock! Watch
• Jack Creek Recreation Area
  Acapulco style cliff diving into a natural pool is a popular activity at the Jack Creek Recreation Area in the Ouachita National Forest south of Booneville. Watch

#510(Originally aired 05 Oct 2009)

• Grandview Prairie Wildlife Management Area
  The largest tract of protected blackland prairie in the nation happens to be in southwest Arkansas near Hope. The Grandview Prairie Wildlife Management Area contains 5000 acres of what once spanned from Missouri all the way down to Texas. Watch
• Shady Lake Recreation Area
  Shady Lake Recreation Area in the Ouachita National Forest near Mena provides a remote picturesque mountain lake setting with plenty of fishing, camping and hiking opportunities. Watch
• Millwood Lake
  The great abundance of birds and other wildlife at the Millwood Lake area north of Texarkana has been a favorite with many wildlife photographers. Not to mention the perfect sunset location at Beards Bluff Overlook. Watch

#509(Originally aired 07 Sep 2009)

• Horseshoe Canyon Ranch
  One of the best places to go rock climbing east of the Rockies happens to be at Horseshoe Canyon Ranch near Jasper and its where well take you to conquer the rock! Watch
• Falcon Bottoms Natural Area
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• Bayou Bluff
  Bayou Bluff in the Ozark National Forest near Hector is one of those tucked away gems with picturesque bluffs, a cool mountain stream and breathtaking scenery. Watch

#508(Originally aired 02 Aug 2009)

• Exploring Arkansas’s National Parks
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#507(Originally aired 06 Jul 2009)

• Kings River Float
  The Kings River in northwest Arkansas like the Buffalo, is one of those few remaining pristine, free-flowing streams in the country. A float trip on this river is truly an unforgettable experience, as you meander through the bluffs of the high Ozark Plateau. Watch
• Leatherwood Wilderness Falls
  The various waterfalls in the Leatherwood Wilderness south of Mountain Home will also astound you with their beauty as you hike above, below and behind them. Watch
• Hot Springs National Park
  a special look at Valley of Vapors the hot springs that were set aside as a federal reservation in 1832 and eventually became Hot Springs National Park. Watch

#506(Originally aired 01 Jun 2009)

• Richland Creek Wilderness Falls
  Richland Creek Wilderness in the Ozark National Forest near Ben Hur, contains many picturesque waterfalls and we’ll take you to a couple of our favorites. Watch
• Arkansas Post National Memorial
  Arkansas Post National Memorial near Gillette was not only the site of the first European settlement in the lower Mississippi Valley, but also a Civil War battleground and Arkansas’only Revolutionary War battle site. Watch
• Wattensaw Bayou Float
  A float trip down Wattensaw Bayou near Hazen closes out the episode. Watch

#505(Originally aired 04 May 2009)

• Triple Falls
  Triple Falls is a spectacular waterfall area in the upper portion of the Buffalo National River. These fifty-foot falls rival any of those seen in Hawaii. Watch
• Lincoln Lake
  Lincoln Lake is a wonderful hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing and kayaking gem tucked away in the northwest portion of the Natural State. Watch
• Buffalo National River
  A float trip down the Buffalo National River showing exactly why this special river earned its place in 1972 as America’s first national river. Watch

#504(Originally aired 06 Apr 2009)

• Toltec Mounds Archeological State Park
  You wouldn't normally expect to find wildlife viewing opportunities at an archeological park, but that’s not the case at Toltec Mounds Archaeological State Park near Scott. Watch
• Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources
  A hidden gem in the southern part of the state near Smackover, is the Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources which portrays the 1920’s oil boom in that area. Watch
• Fort Smith National Historic Site
  Fort Smith National Historic Site is a special place where you can walk where Mexican War and Civil War soldiers drilled, pause along the Trail of Tears and witness where justice was served. Watch

#503(Originally aired 09 Mar 2009)

• Pea Ridge National Military Park
  The Battle of Pea Ridge is viewed as the most decisive Civil War battle west of the Mississippi River. It’s also the most well preserved Civil War battlefield in the U.S. Watch
• Lakeport Plantation
  The Lakeport Plantation is the only remaining antebellum home along the Mississippi River in Arkansas. Watch
• Beaver Lake Eagles
  Beaver Lake near Rogers boasts of having the most bald eagles of any lake in the state. Watch

#502(Originally aired 02 Feb 2009)

• LakeDardanelleEagles
  Braving winter’s cold temps in a kayak one is rewarded by magnificent sights of Bald Eagles on Lake Dardanelle near Russellville. Watch
• Big Lake National Wildlife Refuge
  Big Lake National Wildlife Refuge in northeast Arkansas was instrumental in the recovery of the bald eagle from its endangered status. We take you on an airboat and driving tour of this tucked away refuge along the Mississippi Delta. Watch
• Mammoth Spring
  Mammoth Spring near the Missouri state line is not only the largest spring in the state, but the tenth largest in the world! Watch

#501(Originally aired 05 Jan 2009)

• White Rock Mountain
  The White Rock Mountain Recreation Area north of Mulberry offers some of the best views in the state along the rim loop trail. Watch
• War Eagle Cavern Wildcaving
  A wild cave trek through War Eagle Cavern near Rogers provides a unique look at bat colonies. Watch
• Poteau Mountain
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#412(Originally aired 01 Dec 2008)

• Chuck’s Top Ten Favorite Places
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#411(Originally aired 03 Nov 2008)

• Blue Hole Special Interest Area
  Special interest areas within our national forests are just that – special. I explore the Blue Hole Special Interest Area north of Jerusalem in the Ozark National Forest and show you why this area has received that “special” designation. Watch
• Rex Hancock/Black Swamp Wildlife Management Area
  It’s off on an excursion through the Rex Hancock/Black Swamp Wildlife Management Area south of Augusta. Watch
• Hideout Hollow of the Buffalo National River
  A hike to the storybook setting of Hideout Hollow in the upper portion of the Buffalo National River near Compton. Watch

#410(Originally aired 06 Oct 2008)

• Parker-Hickman Farmstead
  The oldest structure along the Buffalo National River Park system is the Parker-Hickman log home, built in 1840. Watch
• Pilot Rock
  The Pilot Rock area near Clarksville in the Ozark National Forest, is quite a success story dealing with woodland ecosystem restoration. Watch
• BlanchardSpringsRecreationArea
  The Blanchard Springs Recreation Area north of Mountain View offers a wide array of outdoor adventure hiking, mountain biking, trout fishing, camping, swimming, a bluff shelter and a historic mill site. Watch

#409(Originally aired 01 Sep 2008)

• Longpool Falls
  The Longpool Falls Recreation Area northwest of Dover is well-known for its camping and swimming opportunities but not too many folks are aware of the falls behind the camping area until now. Watch
• Lake Ouachita Snorkeling
  Its not quite the Caribbean coral reef, but the rock reefs in one of the clearest lakes in the country Lake Ouachita make for quite a snorkeling outing at Crawdad Island. Watch
• Nars & Skull Bluff
  The Nars and Skull Bluff along the middle portion of the Buffalo National River are two very unusual rock formations which are explored in the closing segment. Watch

#408(Originally aired 04 Aug 2008)

• Indian Creek Canyon
  Its one of the most rugged and treacherous terrains of all the Ozarks Indian Creek Canyon just south of the upper portion of the Buffalo National River. Hiking the canyon is recommended for experienced hikers only. Well take you through it and show you all the spectacular sights. Watch
• Ouachita River Float
  Its off on the Ouachita to re-live the Hunter/Dunbar expedition with a group of Ouachita Baptist University students. Watch
• Mount Nebo Mountain Biking
  Mountain biking a top Mt. Nebo near Dardanelle Watch

#407(Originally aired 07 Jul 2008)

• Alum Cove Recreation Area
  One of the states largest natural bridges is at the Alum Cove Recreation Area south of Jasper where you can also find eerie cave-like rooms. Watch
• Sailplanes
  Sustained flight without an engine is what the art of soaring is all about. Well take you for a flight in a glider or sailplane near Wynne. Watch
• Buffalo Gap Auto Tour
  The Buffalo Gap Auto Tour offers a unique back-roads look at the Ouachita National Forest. Watch

#406(Originally aired 02 Jun 2008)

• Arkansas-Oklahoma Astronomical Society
  This episode begins by exploring the heavens with the Arkansas Oklahoma Astronomical Society at the Coleman Observatory northwest of Van Buren. Watch
• Kayaking - Little Buffalo
  Then its off to the east fork of the Little Buffalo for some whitewater kayaking adventure. Watch
• Uno Cave
  Episode closes out with a wild cave venture into Uno Cave west of Fayetteville. Watch

#405(Originally aired 05 May 2008)

• Sweden Creek Falls Natural Area
  The Sweden Creek Falls Natural Area is one of many thats protected by the Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission. Watch
• Boxley Valley
  Boxley Valley Scenic Drive offers a wonderful experience with elk, plus Arkansas heritage and history. Watch
• Lake Ouachita State Park - Eagle Kayaking
  A kayaking excursion at Lake Ouachita State Park provides a unique up close look at bald eagles. Watch

#404(Originally aired 07 Apr 2008)

• Home Valley Bluff
  It's been called the most spectacular bluff line in all of the Ozarks—Home Valley Bluff near Nail – you'll see why in this episode. Watch
• Arkansas Post
  The cradle of Arkansas history is also explored at Arkansas Post near Gillette. Watch
• Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge - Trumpeter Swans and Snow Geese
  Trumpeter Swans and snow geese at Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge near Russellville display their grace and beauty in the third segment. Watch

#403(Originally aired 03 Mar 2008)

• Lake Fort Smith State Park
  After being closed for quite a number of years, Lake Fort Smith State Park has reopened bigger and better than ever near Mountainburg in northwest Arkansas. Watch
• Mystic Caverns
  Mystic Caverns south of Harrison offers two caverns only 400 feet apart from one another – the other is Crystal Dome Cavern. Watch
• Rush - Ghost Town
  The only Federally protected ghost town in the country is Rush, in the lower portion of the Buffalo National River region. Watch

#402(Originally aired 04 Feb 2008)

• Stack Rock
  The Stack Rock Special Interest Area in the Ozark National Forest near Witts Spring is known for its geologic and scenic qualities. Watch
• Wapanocca National Wildlife Refuge
  Wapanocca National Wildlife Refuge situated along the Mississippi Flyway in east Arkansas has been referred to as a "wetland paradise in a sea of agriculture." Watch
• Hobbs State Park
  The Historic Van Winkle Trail is featured at Hobbs State Park – Conservation Area, which is actually Arkansas's largest state park near Rogers. Watch

#401(Originally aired 07 Jan 2008)

• Talimena National Scenic Byway
  The Talimena National Scenic Byway offers some of the most breathtaking sights of the Ouachitas near Mena. Watch
• War Eagle Mill
  War Eagle Mill near Rogers is a storybook setting that takes you back in time – "...down by the old mill stream." Watch
• Devil’s Eyebrow
  It’s been referred to as “The Land That Time Forgot” – an extremely remote area deep in the Ozark National Forest that’s called the Devil’s Eyebrow. Watch

#312(Originally aired 03 Dec 2007)

• Buzzard Roost
  Unique rock formations resembling huge molars, crevices and a natural bridge are all what await you at a place known as Buzzard Roost in the Ozark National Forest near Pelsor. Watch
• Round Top Mountain
  The history of Round Top Mountain south of Jasper is quite intriguing, especially what happened there in 1948. Watch
• Winona Forest Drive
  The Winona Forest Drive in the Ouachita National Forest in west-central Arkansas is referred to as the “Grandaddy Auto Tour of the Ouachitas.” Watch

#311(Originally aired 05 Nov 2007)

• Fern Gully
  Fern Gully northeast of Ft. Smith is one of the many “special interest” areas that can be found throughout the Ozark National Forest. The many bluff features and ferns make this a unique area. Watch
• Rock Creek Natural Area
  Rock Creek Natural Area is actually within the Spring River Wildlife Management Area south of Hardy. Under the protection of the Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission, here you’ll find one of the clearest streams in the Ozarks, which leads to Bubbling Spring. Watch
• Robe Bayou
  Robe Bayou in the Dagmar Wildlife Management Area near Brinkley, offers both—a scenic auto tour and a canoe route, either one which will give you a wonderful experience of this pristine and picturesque setting. Watch

#310(Originally aired 19 Oct 2007)

• Smith Creek Nature Preserve
  The Nature Conservancy’s newest preserve south of Boxley in northwest Arkansas is a haven for endangered bats and other wildlife. We’ll take you on a hike through a portion of the 1200-acre tract. Watch
• Spelunking at Cosmic Cavern
  A wild cave tour at Cosmic Cavern near Berryville includes two underground lakes, the bottoms of which have never been found. Watch
• Bayou Bartholomew Nature Trail
  A unique trail in Pine Bluff takes hikers along the world’s longest bayou – Bayou Bartholomew, which stretches all the way into Louisiana. Watch

#309(Originally aired 03 Sep 2007)

• WWII Amphibious Ducks
  They now serve as tourist attraction rides in quite a few cities, including Hot Springs. The duck boats’ transformation though from a military vehicle to a tourist ride, is quite the story. Watch
• B-17
  The B-17 “Flying Fortress” was one of the most famous planes ever built. The legacy it left behind is unmatched in aviation history. The so-called amphibian duck boats were used in most of the major battles during WW II, including D-Day. Watch
• USS Razorback
  Named after a whale and not the Arkansas Razorbacks – the submarine called the “Razorback” is quite an enlightening experience into the “silent service” of WW II. Tours of it are provided daily at the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum at North Little Rock. Our tour is with a crewmember who knew the sub all too well. Watch

#308(Originally aired 06 Aug 2007)

• Owens and Ricketts Mountains
  The Owens and Ricketts mountain areas south of Jasper near Cowell, offer some of the most spectacular rock formations in the state. Centuries old pictographs are also located here, which were drawn by prehistoric Native Americans. Watch
• Cane Creek Lake Kayaking
  Kayak touring is becoming more and more popular, and a kayak excursion on Cane Creek Lake near Star City has an added attraction – giant water lily blooms. Watch
• Kings River Falls
  The Kings River Falls Natural Area in the Ozark National Forest is one of those pristine secrets of the Natural State. The beauty along this clear mountain stream really is something to behold. Watch

#307(Originally aired 02 Jul 2007)

• Arkansas's Largest Tree
  The state’s largest tree happens to be in the White River National Wildlife Refuge at St. Charles. Watch
• Big Piney Rafting
  A rafting expedition on the Big Piney north of Russellville. Watch
• Beauty Cave
  Wildcaving in Arkansas’ largest cave – Beauty Cave in the Buffalo National River area. Watch

#306(Originally aired 04 Jun 2007)

• Haw Creek Falls
  The Haw Creek Falls Recreation Area in the Ozark National Forest northeast of Clarksville offers, waterfalls, cascades and towering bluffs. Watch
• Seven Devils Swamp
  Seven Devils Swamp near Monticello may sound eerie, but it’s a picturesque example of the original habitat that existed in the Delta. Watch
• Tanyard Creek Nature Trail
  The Tanyard Creek Nature Trail in Bella Vista offers a wilderness experience complete with a waterfall right in the city limits. Watch

#305(Originally aired 07 May 2007)

• Coleman Quartz Mine
  It's one of the oldest and largest quartz crystal mines in Arkansas –the Coleman Quartz Mine north of Hot Springs – and it’s where you and I can dig for our own treasure. Watch
• Crowley's Ridge
  A new look at the unique geological formation known as Crowley’s Ridge in eastern Arkansas can be explored at the Crowley’s Ridge Nature Center in Jonesboro. Episode concludes with a drive along Crowley’s Ridge Parkway. Watch
• White Oak Lake State Park
  White Oak Lake State Park near Prescott offers abundant wildlife and hiking within the boundaries of the state’s only state forest. Watch

#304(Originally aired 02 Apr 2007)

• Lost Valley
  One of the gems of the Ozarks is in the Buffalo National River Region – Lost Valley – offering unique features found nowhere else. Watch
• Rock House and Bear Cave
  The other popular trails at Petit Jean Mountain State Park are the ones that lead to a Native American rock shelter and the sandstone/crevice area to Bear Cave. Watch
• Jacksonport State Park
  The old riverport town of Jacksonport is explored near Newport, along with the last paddlewheeler to travel the White River – Mary Woods No.2. Watch

#303(Originally aired 05 Mar 2007)

• Best of Exploring Arkansas
  Featuring Arkansas Hot Air Balloon Races, Ivory-Billed Woodpecker, Buffalo National River Homestead, Spring River Trout Fly-Fishing, Elephant Sanctuary, Ozark Waterfalls, and Trumpeter Swans. Watch

#302(Originally aired 05 Feb 2007)

• Bayou DeView Big Woods Tour
  Canoeing down Bayou DeView near Brinkley provides a wonderful adventure viewing cypress trees estimated to be 450 to 1200 years old. Watch
• Womble Trail
  The Womble Trail near Mt. Ida in the Ouachita National Forest offers some of the best mountain biking opportunities in the entire mid-South. Watch
• Lake Chicot
  Lake Chicot in the southeast corner of the state is the perfect place to experience the Mississippi Delta region – especially with a sunset swamp tour. Watch

#301(Originally aired 01 Jan 2007)

• B-17
  The B-17 "Flying Fortress" was one of the most famous planes ever built. The legacy it left behind is unmatched in aviation history. We'll take you flying in one and talk to some of the men who flew the plane during World War II. Watch
• Winding Stairs Trail
  The “Winding Stairs” area along the Little Missouri River Trail is the most popular trail in the Ouachitas – and we’ll show you why. Watch
• LakeMaumelleRegatta
  The U.S. Championship of Champions Regatta on Lake Maumelle Watch

#207(Originally aired 06 Nov 2006)

• Collier Homestead
  The restored homestead gives those of us in the 21st century a look at the way life once was in this part of the country Watch
• Indian Rockhouse
  Exploring a Native American bluff shelter at Buffalo Point Watch
• Spring River Fly-Fishing
  Trout fly-fishing on the Spring River near Hardy Watch

#206(Originally aired 02 Oct 2006)

• Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge
  Lions and tigers and bears! A popular animal sanctuary near Eureka Springs. Watch
• Elephant Sanctuary
  Elephants! A popular animal sanctuary near Guy. Watch
• Copperhead Cave
  It's off to a spelunking adventure in a wild cave in the Buffalo National River Region. Watch

#205(Originally aired 04 Sep 2006)

• Underwater Arkansas
  We’ll explore the depths of Lake Ouachita through a program offered by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. Watch
• Mount Magazine State Park
  It's off on a trek to the highest point in the state atop Mount Magazine in west Arkansas. Watch
• Stonecreek Ranch
  The episode concludes with riding, roping and “punching doggies” at a dude ranch near Mountain Home. Watch

#204(Originally aired 07 Aug 2006)

• Devils Den State Park
  The cave and crevice area are explored at Devil’s Den State Park – the largest such area in the country. Watch
• Steam Train
  We’ll then hop aboard old No. 844 – the last steam locomotive delivered to Union Pacific Railroad in 1944. Watch
• Geocaching
  21st Century treasure hunting known as geocaching is also explored. Watch

#203(Originally aired 03 Jul 2006)

• Glory Hole Waterfall in the Ozarks
  With a name like "Glory Hole", you know it's got to be awesome! It's one of many secluded and spectacular waterfalls in the Ozarks. Watch
• Wolf Pen Gap ATV Trail
  The Wolf Pen Gap ATV Complex in the Ouachita National Forest south of Mena is one of the more popular of its kind, attracting 10,000 users annually from a four-state area. Watch
• Lake Ouachita Vista Trail
  The Lake Ouachita Vista Trail near Mount Ida, when completed will contain some 40 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails along the shores of Lake Ouachita. Watch

#202(Originally aired 05 Jun 2006)

• Buffalo River Trail
  Hiking is the theme of this episode – first on the Buffalo National River Trail. Watch
• Pedestal Rocks
  Unique sandstone columns, resembling huge pedestals are explored at the Pedestal Rocks Scenic Area near Pelsor. Watch
• Richland Falls-Twin Falls at the Richland Creek Wilderness Area
  Richland Falls and Twin Falls at the Richland Creek Wilderness Area in the Ozark National Forest. Watch

#201(Originally aired 01 May 2006)

• Trumpeter Swans
  On a small lake near Heber Springs there’s an interesting phenomenon that takes place every year. More than a hundred Trumpeter Swans migrate to Magness Lake from their habitat in the northern most sections of the country. Watch
• Hurricane River Cave
  The tour section of Hurricane River Cave near Harrison is also explored –(previously on EA the “wild cave” section was featured). Watch
• Eagles at the Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge
  The bald and golden eagles at Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge south of Russellville close out this show. Watch