Residents and visitors have an urban-outdoor haven in Little Rock: actually more than two dozen of them. They are the hiking trails, biking trails as well as the canoe and kayak-read waterways within the city and immediate area. Whether your passion is a quiet walk in the woods, a mountain-climb, fishing, bird-watching, or a quiet float, this handbook will help you find and use the trails and waterways of Little Rock.
Chamberlin, a former Audubon Arkansas staffer, offers tips, directions, warningspretty much everything you need to get out and enjoy the Central region of the Natural State!? Knowledgeable about environmental issues nationally as well as locally, the author has worked on Superfund sites in several states.
"Great Descriptions & Locations of Little Rock Hiking Trails. Nice high quality book. It is the only guide that I know of that focuses solely on trails in the Greater Little Rock area. Great for locating trails that Little Rock residents or visitors might otherwise never know existed."
"Much needed trail guide for the city of Little Rock. Johnnie Chamberlin is to be congratulated for producing this small but very interesting guide to the trails of Little Rock, Arkansas. It is relatively thorough for trails within the city limits. Descriptions are written in a conversational, light style and are enjoyable to read."
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