The impacts of shoreline development is well documented.It can lead to habitat loss, shoreline erosion, decline in fish populations, and increased algal blooms among other issues.But a remaining ...

Many of these places are a mix of rural and urban communities and destinations, where peaceful outdoor activities, nature, history, and culture meet.

Norris Lake has 800 miles of shoreline and is a popular destination for water fun. Here’s where it ranks compared to the ...

The hiking trails at Lake Ouachita State Park deserve their own paragraph, possibly their own article, maybe even their own book. Winding through dense forests, along ridgelines offering panoramic ...

Kentucky Derby (G1) winner Mystik Dan is pointing for the $200,000 Lake Ouachita Stakes for older horses at 1 1/16 miles May 3 at Oaklawn Park, trainer Kenny McPeek said April 13.

Here's how you can get away, marvel at the wonder of nature, sleep under the stars, and keep your distance from other ...

The water clarity at Lake Ouachita is legendary, with visibility sometimes reaching 30+ feet. This exceptional clarity isn’t just a pretty feature—it’s the result of minimal development around the ...

To learn more about the Lake Ouachita State Park cleanup or sign up, please contact Emily Stubblefield at (501) 293-3375. Lake Ouachita State Park is located at 5451 Mountain Pine Road.

Of course, our first stop must be Lake Ouachita, tucked inside the serene Ouachita Mountains. As the clearest lake in Arkansas, you can expect beautiful waters that rival the Caribbean. With over 200 ...

Credit: Robbie Caponetto A water town in more ways than one, Hot Springs is famous for the national park of the same name, which contains springs bubbling with steaming water that has moved through ...

According to Brett Hobbs, fisheries supervisor at the AGFC's Hot Springs Office, the Rabbit Tail area of Lake Ouachita contains a wide amount of aquatic vegetation, no deeper than 22 feet deep.

No. 5: Lake Charlevoix Michigan’s only non-Great Lake to make this list, Lake Charlevoix is the third largest inland lake in the state and has more than 56 miles of shoreline.