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Welcome to the Ozark Mountains and the sights, sounds, music, festivals and outdoors activities that visitors from all over the world say make this region one of the most special on earth. Here on OzarkGateway.com, you’ll find easy access to everything you need to know to plan a trip and enjoy the year-round splendor as only the Ozarks can supply it. In our busy world, it’s sure nice to have a place that moves a little slower, where people are friendly, laid-back and relaxed. It won’t be long before you and the mountains and it’s people, places and activities feel like old friends. Batesville’s Burgeoning Antique District Will Anchor 2nd Friday DowntownMonthly Event Kicks of Friday, August 8
Ozark Attractions 'Open' Despite Adverse WeatherFamilies preparing to vacation in the Ozarks this spring and summer should not change their plans because parts of Arkansas has experienced early-spring flooding and storms, according to Cathy Drew, executive director of the Ozark Gateway Tourist Council, headquartered in Batesville. "Travel destinations throughout the Ozarks are open and ready to serve all who wish to experience some of the best vacation opportunities Arkansas has to offer," Drew explains. [More...] And it won’t be long before you’re asking yourself, Why didn’t I come here sooner? The authentic mountain music and lifestyle, caves and caverns, rivers and waterways, hunting and fishing, shopping and dining, state parks, historical sites and museums – it’s all served up special here, Ozark-style. The lovely Ozark towns of Batesville, Calico Rock, Cherokee Village, Hardy, Horseshoe Bend, Mountain View, Newport, Pocahontas and Walnut Ridge are just a few of the many places that can be your hosts for an unforgettable Ozarks adventure. There’s enough to keep you busy for a day, a week, a month and a lot longer. Make your 2008 vacation plans now! Come see what all the talk’s about, and let the beauty of the Ozark Mountains carry you away! The Ozark Gateway – County by County text goes here |
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