Paddle enthusiasts this summer are exploring more than a dozen newly declared water trails in Arkansas. Arkansas Water Trails Partnership founder and director Debbie Doss says the historic and scenic aquatic passages along streams, lakes and bayous are being designated and blazed by the new organization in association with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
State Wildlife Agency, New Nonprofit, Blaze Arkansas Water Trails
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Arkansas Water Trails Partnership founder and director Debbie Doss at Bayou DeView, one of 13 declared Water Trails.
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The Little Maumelle Water Trail features a floating camping site.
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Arkansas Game and Fish water trails coordinator Kirsten Bartlow paddles on the Wattensaw Bayou Water Trail.
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Kirsten Bartlow paddles on open water on H Lake Water Trail.
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Debbie Doss poses on a cypress knee along the Bayou DeView Water Trail.
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Martha Corwin explores a water trail passage on Bayou DeView
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A light mist floats above Bayou DeView Water Trail
courtesy: Debbie Doss
