Moving to AR

[CKRobin]

Dont forget the bass fishing. There is SuperLift OHV which is mostly rock climbing but there are some mild trails there too, several dirt ovals, a few Mud drag tracks and an 1/8th mile and 1000ft drag strip in AR. There are several Camping areas in Quachita National Forrest, some are very nice and require doing some lvl 3 stuff for a short bit. The pay off is fishing, swiming, camping all at the same site and is in a very secluded area.
It really depends on what you are into. I'm sure it is out there.

 

[Grunizzle]

Dont forget the bass fishing. There is SuperLift OHV which is mostly rock climbing but there are some mild trails there too, several dirt ovals, a few Mud drag tracks and an 1/8th mile and 1000ft drag strip in AR. There are several Camping areas in Quachita National Forrest, some are very nice and require doing some lvl 3 stuff for a short bit. The pay off is fishing, swiming, camping all at the same site and is in a very secluded area.
It really depends on what you are into. I'm sure it is out there.

Sounds cool. I have done some research on the superlift ORV park, it is on the list lol. I have always wanted to try bass fishing so thats a plus as well.

What do you mean by lvl 3 stuff?

 

[CKRobin]

Trail rating system 1-5. 1 being something a stock vehicle could do 5 being expect breakage. Superlift uses it and I think some other groups do as well. http://www.orvpark.com/trail.asp

 

[Grunizzle]

Well as of today I am now in little rock AR! I will officially move here with my truck and stuff in about a month. But it is a lot nicer and greener here than I expected!

 

[2002edgeplussupercab]

Wrong !

its not as humid as say Michigan

I know this is an old thread, but, WRONG ! We have 105*F + 85% humidity in July and August. 95*F + 90% humidity in June. Starts getting better in late September.

 

[2002edgeplussupercab]

apples to oranges

You're going to hate it, it's hot as hell during the summers, not as hot as Arizona, but damn hot brother.

I live about 2 miles from LRAFB, i go to superlift park often, feel free to contact me.

Arizona has dry air. Arkansas has almost the same hot temps AND HUMIDITY !