Hot Springs: Small-Group Zipline Tour in Old Growth ForestYou’ll suit up with safety gear and join a small group for ten zip lines through Hot Springs’ old growth forest—crossing over water and hiking short trails between runs. With a local guide leading the way (and keeping things light), expect laughter, shaky knees, and moments where time slows down high above the ground.
Eureka Springs City Tour by Golf Cart: 8–10 SpringsA guided city tour of Eureka Springs by street-legal golf cart that visits 8–10 of the town's natural springs, the mineral water sources that drew settlers and built the town's reputation. Groups stay under 5 people, a live guide leads in English or Spanish, and pickup is included. The pace is slower than walking the steep streets yourself, so you cover more ground and hear the stories behind the water, the colorful characters and the history that made the place rare.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the springs and the history without climbing the steep streets on foot—the golf cart covers the ground, and the small group size means the guide can answer questions and adjust the route to what interests you.
Ozarks: Off-Road Ranch Tour with Can-Am Vehicles & WildlifeYou’ll drive your own Can-Am vehicle across an active 1,100-acre Ozarks cattle ranch, following a local guide through ridges, valleys, and creeks. Expect close-up moments with grazing cattle, possible wildlife sightings, and plenty of dusty laughter along winding trails. It’s not polished—it’s real ranch life—and you’ll remember how that air felt long after you leave.
Eureka Springs Walking Tour: Victorian Architecture & Hidden SpringsYou walk through downtown Eureka Springs and the Victorian neighborhoods above it, stopping at four historic springs, the iconic Flatiron Building, and the hidden alley where Carrie Nation spoke. The guide covers the 1880s boomtown, the outlaws and healers who passed through, and the civil engineering that made the town possible. Moderate walking over 2–3 hours, ending with time to rest and pick up water before you leave.Is it for me?A good choice if you want to understand Eureka Springs' actual history—the outlaws, healers, and engineering behind the springs—rather than just walk past the Victorian buildings. The moderate pace and 2–3 hour length fit a morning or afternoon without eating your whole day.
Bentonville Golf Cart Tour: Downtown Art & MuralsA shared golf cart tour of Bentonville's downtown with a local guide covers the city's murals, public art installations and key landmarks in 1.5 hours. You'll drive through the square, past Compton Gardens, Slaughterpen Trails, Crystal Bridges, the Amazeum and the Momentary Museum, stopping for photos at Instagram-worthy spots. The tour holds up to five passengers and includes bottled water.Is it for me?The golf cart does the moving, so you sit and look—this works for anyone who wants to see the city's art and landmarks without walking or arranging their own route through town.
Little Rock: Wine blending & bottling with local guideYou’ll taste four wines inside a cozy yurt near Little Rock before blending your own unique varietal with help from a local guide. Fill, cork, wax-seal, and label your personal bottle to take home — all while learning how wine is really made here in Arkansas. It’s hands-on fun you’ll remember long after the last sip.
