Arkansas
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Arkansas Destinations

Its nickname, The Natural State, gives you a good hint at the incredible natural wonder to discover in Arkansas!

Things to do in Arkansas

Arkansas’ vast rivers and crystal-clear lakes are perfect for water sports like fishing, canoeing, rafting and kayaking. There are more than 9 thousand miles of streams to explore as well as beaches, lakes and rivers. Arkansas even has a thriving scuba diving community with a variety of lakes for searching and spearfishing. Other outdoor activities in the great state of Arkansas include mountain biking, cycling, hiking and rock climbing. Millions of acres of forest make a scenic backdrop for any camping adventure, whether you choose to go deep in the back country or opt for a family friendly campground. Off-roading enthusiasts love Arkansas for the beautiful scenery and extensive miles of trails. Arkansas also has incredible caves and caverns to discover, with subterranean lakes, unique wildlife, and magnificent rocky formations. And you won’t want to miss ‘Crater of Diamonds State Park’, the only public diamond mine in the world. At this park, finders are keepers, because you can go home with any crystals you find, including real diamonds. Agri-tourism is thriving in Arkansas. You can visit farmers markets, take farm tours, go trail riding, or enjoy a wine tasting or microbrewery tour. Arkansas also has plenty of history, and it’s celebrated at various State parks, museums and historic sites.

Arkansas Jet Charter Information

There are a variety of airports both that can welcome your Arkansas charter flights. Some of the most popular destinations include: Fort Smith: Originally a frontier era military outpost, Fort Smith is now the second largest city in Arkansas. Fort Smith Regional Airport is a vital transportation venue for the River Valley and offers travelers great facilities and quality service. Little Rock: The capital city of Arkansas and home to the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum. Centrally located, the Clinton National Airport is the ideal destination for travelers heading anywhere in the state. Fayetteville: Home to the University of Arkansas and served by Northwest Arkansas regional airport. Northwest is a newer airport whose mission is to ensure that the safest most modern infrastructure is in place to serve all travelers. Texarkana: Located on the Southern state line of Arkansas and Texas and the halfway mark between Dallas and Little Rock. The Texarkana Regional Airport is northeast of the city limits and offers easy access to the crossroads of Interstate 30 and Interstate 49.