EUREKA SPRINGS (Northwest) Attractions Christ of the Ozarks Statue: One of the most visited attractions in the Ozarks, is the magnificent Christ of the Ozarks statue on the grounds of The Great Passion Play complex. It overlooks the picturesque Victorian village of Eureka Springs, Arkansas. The inspiring image of the seven-story statue may be seen from the village's historic district in the valley below. Cosmic Caverns: One of America's Top Ten "Must See" Caves Eureka Springs & North Arkansas Railway: Step back in time to an earlier age of locomotive transportation and enjoy the Excursion Train or the Dining Car. Onyx Cave Park: Once connected to the nearby highlands of the Mammoth Cave Plateau, Prewitt's Knob today stands out like an island in the surrounding farmland of the sinkhole plain. Sheltered beneath the knob's resistant cap rock, is Crystal Onyx Cave, one of south-central Kentucky's most important archeological sites and a fomration rich cave. Eureka Springs Gardens: Visit the historic bluff shelter, now on the National Register of Historic Places. Walk on ground that nurtured the Cherokee people during the Trail of Tears. Connect with the natural beauty of our many native gardens. See the power and wonder of Blue Spring, pouring 38 million gallons of cold, clear water each day into its trout-filled lagoon. Ozark Mountain Hoe-down Eureka Springs Historical Museum Pea Ridge National Military Park: Pea Ridge National Military Park is a 4,300 acre Civil War Battlefield that preserves the site of the March 1862 battle that saved Missouri for the Union. Pine Mountain Jamboree Quigley's Castle: Quigley's Castle is the dream home of Elise Quigley (1910-1984). Her grandchildren invite visitors to wander through her perennial garden of over 400 varieties of flowers. The Garden paths wind around secluded benches, a lily pond and bird baths up to her home which she beautifully covered with stones she'd collected since childhood. See how she found a way to sleep in tree tops full of bloom. Tropical plants grow in the natural soil of the first floor and brush the ceiling of the second floor. She has a butterfly, fossil, crystal, arrowhead and glassware collection beyond imagination. St Elizabeth Catholic Church Thorncrown Chapel Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge: Mission: To provide lifetime refuge for abandoned, abused, and neglected "Big Cats" with emphasis on Tigers, Lions, Leopards, and Cougars. WAR EAGLE CAVERN on Beaver Lake War Eagle Mill: A working Water Powered Grist Mill Withrow Springs State Park: Cradled by the bluffs of the War Eagle Creek in the heart of the Ozark Mountains, Withrow Springs State Park is a peaceful setting for relaxing camping and quiet floats along this scenic mountain stream. Here in the natural beauty of the renowned Ozarks, you can also enjoy hiking, swimming, tennis, and fishing for catfish, bream, perch, and bass. The park also offers picnic sites, pavilions, a snack bar, gift shop, baseball and softball field, and crossbow range. Rental canoes are available at the park, and the park staff offer shuttle service for floaters.

LITTLE ROCK (Central Arkansas) Hot Springs Take a day trip to Hot Springs, AR. Have lunch at the Famous Mollie's Spend the afternoon shopping or antiquing. Finish it all off with a relaxing thermal bath at famous Bath House Row. Stop in Benton at Jerry Van Dyke's Soda Shoppe for old fashioned sodas and visit a restored theatre for a flick at yesterday's prices in yesterday's ambiance! England and Scott, Arkansas Tour the Agricultural Museum and the Marlsgate Plantation. Eat lunch at Charlottes Eats & Sweets and finish the day with an antique shopping trip at Morris Antiques. State Capitol The Old Mill As seen in "Gone With The Wind" Villa Marré As seen on "Designing Women". Petit Jean State Park Begin the day with a tour of the Rockefeller Antique Car Museum. Enjoy a relaxing lunch at the Country Store. Spend the afternoon visiting the grave of Petit Jean. End this adventure with a hike to the 30 ft. waterfall at Mather Lodge. Take scenic Hwy 10. back to Little Rock for an enjoyable drive. Aerospace Education Center Toltec Mounds Archeological Indian Dig Venture out to Toltec Mounds Archeological Indian Dig. Eat lunch at the Cotham's General Store-home of the famous hubcap hamburger. Explore Toltec Mounds taking advantage of special events offered throughout the year. Alltel Arena Little Rock Zoo Quapaw Garden Club Quapaw Quarter Association The Arkansas Reperatory Theatre Wildwood for the Performing Arts The Arkansas Symphony Orchestra