Things To Do in Cecil, Arkansas

An obscure area with little info beyond that in my old journal. Only made a couple of trips in due to the approach (think: thrash). Some good climbs, but if my memory ... More on RockClimbing

A gully with prestine sandstone bluffs that line the sides, the creek meanders through the gullies floor cascading over and around the house sized boulders that litter between the canyon walls. The creek stretches through the perfect ... More on RockClimbing

De Soto is an awesome collection of cliffbands and free standing boulders set upon a hilltop in a beautiful Ozarkian forest setting. The rock is Savannah sandstone, bullet hard, and very high quality. There are not too many roofs, ... More on RockClimbing

Buildering around the U of A campus More on RockClimbing

Busby is listed here for historical and informational purposes ONLY. The land is privately owned, and public permission has NOT been granted. It is possible that in the next few years, the climbing community may build a relationship ... More on RockClimbing

12 sport routes progressing from 5.8+ to 5.13a. 100% fixed draws and quick-shut anchors (no quickdraws required). All routes are less than 45 feet tall (requiring only a 30-meter rope) and tend to be steep, powerful, and bouldery. ... More on RockClimbing

A small cliff line with cool slopper features and juggs. Very good begginers area with a good mix of hard problems for the more experianced. ... More on RockClimbing

50+ routes on Arkansas sandstone. Good fun for anyone close to the Fayetteville area. Easy access to the top makes for quick top rope setups. Difficulty ranges from 5.7-5.13. Ratings are a little on the high side... Most of the routes ... More on RockClimbing

Tons of limestone here, 95% of it on private property. Cozy up with the landowners and you might find ... More on RockClimbing

Canoeing and kayaking on the Mulberry River, hiking on the Ozark Highlands Trail, mountain biking, rock climbing for all levels of experience, motorcycle ... More on Arkansas.com

Go back in the woods and get lost. More on trails.mtbr.com