Fayetteville's newest park, the Ramble, offers a getaway in nature right in the middle of town. You can enter the park many different ways, but if it's your first time, navigate to 255 S. West Avenue. Parking is available across the street at Fayetteville Public Library.

Fayetteville is nestled in the Ozark Mountains and surrounded by scenic beauty all year long, which makes it a popular destination for nature lovers and travelers seeking outdoor recreation experiences. What’s less obvious is that in addition to the beauty of the great outdoors in Northwest Arkansas, you’re also surrounded by opportunities to round out your nature vacation with one of many agritourism adventures in Fayetteville! 

Devil's Den State Park, located just outside of Fayetteville, Arkansas, will join state parks across the country in offering a series of First Day Hikes on January 1st, 2023.

The air is growing crisper, the nights are growing longer, and the Ozark foliage is bursting with the burnt oranges, blazing reds, and vivid yellows that frame our beautiful Fayetteville each fall. When the world looks like this, it’s the best time of all to explore the trails that Fayetteville has to offer! We’ve compiled a few of our favorite hikes with scenic views to get you started.

If you’ve ever considered visiting a castle, be sure to make space in your FayettePlans for a journey to Wilson Park! There, you’ll find the whimsical “Castle” sculpture that has drawn visitors to Fayetteville since its completion in 1981.

Lake Fayetteville, its trails, and the recreational opportunities it offers makes it an extremely popular spot for locals and visitors alike. While you’ll certainly enjoy a majestic view and natural scenery on foot, Lake Fayetteville Boat and Bike offers a huge variety of equipment rentals to get everyone out on the trails and water, even if they’re just visiting!