Arkansas Wilderness: Lake Fort Smith, Beaver Lake, Devils

This 4K video chronicles Arkansas's transformation from the historic 'Bear State' to the modern 'Natural State,' featuring Lake Fort Smith State Park, Beaver Lake, Lee Creek, and Point Remove Wildlife Area. Learn about geological formations, wildlife habitats, and restoration projects that showcase the state's diverse ecosystems and outdoor recreation opportunities.

Duration

1 h 30 min

Route distance

3993.3 km

Start

Welcome to Arkansas

End

Lake Thunderbird

Stops

29

Channel author

Trip Insight

Timestamps and places

1. 00:00 — Welcome to Arkansas
2. 02:35 — Lake Fort Smith State Park
3. 06:07 — Lake Sequoyah
4. 10:01 — Lee Creek
5. 13:58 — Beaver Lake
6. 16:32 — Point Remove Wildlife Area
7. 20:30 — Cedar Flats
8. 23:08 — Devils Den State Park
9. 26:21 — Ozark National Forest
10. 29:24 — Bell Slough State Wildlife Management Area
11. 32:42 — Arkansas State Capitol
12. 35:00 — Illinois River
13. 37:35 — White River
14. 39:37 — Fayetteville National Cemetery (Fayetteville)
15. 43:01 — Memphis-Arkansas Bridge
16. 46:02 — Harahan Bridge
17. 48:44 — Dardanelle Farmland
18. 51:18 — Lake Swepco
19. 54:32 — Little Rock
20. 57:38 — Lake Thunderbird (Bentonville)
21. 59:23 — Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
22. 1:01:18 — Combs Park
23. 1:03:02 — Mount Sequoyah
24. 1:05:46 — Eagle Hollow
25. 1:07:52 — Durham
26. 1:10:36 — Washington County Courthouse
27. 1:13:15 — Siloam Springs
28. 1:15:55 — Buffalo National River
29. 1:18:29 — Sager Creek
30. 1:20:59 — Fayetteville National Cemetery
31. 1:23:56 — Norfork River
32. 1:25:34 — Mount Magazine State Park
33. 1:26:22 — Hernando de Soto Bridge
34. 1:28:56 — Outro

Route on the map

ARKANSAS: The Hidden Side of America’s Wilderness | Travel Video 4K

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