Things To Do In Fort Smith

After a 20-year career in the air national guard, Britton Shaw still couldn’t get enough of the sky. So, he founded River Valley Paragliding to share his passion with new students. Whether soaring over local river bottoms or catching gusts of wind from atop Heavener Mountain, he performs and oversees solo and tandem flights, giving his charges hands-on experience in the air.

Visit Hooters for some true American comfort food smack dab in the middle of Fort Smith's Fort Smith. The gluten-free and low-fat fare at Hooters will leave you happy and full. Hooters guests can also take advantage of the many drink options offered here. For weekday specials that hit the spot, head to Hooters' happy hour. During the summer months, don't miss out on Hooters' outdoor patio seating. Be sure to call for a reservation if the restaurant is part of your weekend plans — it can get crowded on Fridays and Saturdays. For those in a rush, the restaurant lets you take your food to go. A nearby parking lot is readily available for Hooters' diners. Hooters makes bikers feel at ease with the multiple storage racks outside. Hooters is a mid-priced establishment, with the average meal costing under $30.

Come taste what Hero's Food and Sprits is doing to transform classic American cuisine. Whether you are looking for food low in fat or gluten-free, this restaurant is the place you want to eat. Casual dining at its best, Hero's Food and Sprits customers are free to enjoy themselves in jeans and a T-shirt. Patrons will love the number of street and lot parking options close to Hero's Food and Sprits. Prices at Hero's Food and Sprits typically stay below the $30 mark, so you can afford to bring along a friend or a date. Chow down on breakfast, lunch, or dinner fare at Hero's Food and Sprits — they're open for all three meals.

At Brannon's Pub and Grill, you can snack away on tasty pub grub. Fear not you gluten-free or low-fat eaters, you'll have plenty of choices here. Enjoy a drink with your dinner — Brannon's Pub and Grill has a full bar to serve up a glass of wine, beer, or more. For weekday specials that hit the spot, head to Brannon's Pub and Grill's happy hour. Brannon's Pub and Grill frequently features a DJ or live music. Feel the beat on the restaurant dance floor and groove to live music. It tends to get especially busy on weeknights, so be sure to call ahead and make a reservation. Enjoy the vibe here with a business casual dress code. Carry-out is also available for those who prefer to enjoy Brannon's Pub and Grill's cooking from the comfort of their own home. If you need to feed a big crowd, Brannon's Pub and Grill also offers catering services for parties and get-togethers. null You can enjoy a delicious meal at Brannon's Pub and Grill for a bargain rate, with most tabs there running well under $15 per person. Stop by for three square meals a day — Brannon's Pub and Grill serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Hungry for all-American cuisine? Visit Lost Beach Island Oasis Bar and Grill for all of your favorite American dishes. Calorie-counters won t find any low-fat fare here, so enjoy the menu and take a break from the diet. Toast your evening out at Lost Beach Island Oasis Bar and Grill with a glass of beer or wine from their lengthy drink list. For weekday specials that hit the spot, head to Lost Beach Island Oasis Bar and Grill's happy hour. Lost Beach Island Oasis Bar and Grill is a local restaurant that accommodates both large and small groups. Come order a flavorful feast at Lost Beach Island Oasis Bar and Grill, and sit outside if it's nice! Put on your dancing shoes! The restaurant provides plenty of space for those who love to boogie. Keep it casual at Lost Beach Island Oasis Bar and Grill — the restaurant is laid-back and patrons dress accordingly. At Lost Beach Island Oasis Bar and Grill, you can easily find parking in the lot next door. Meals at Lost Beach Island Oasis Bar and Grill are affordable, with the average tab amounting to about $30 per person.

A gorge filled with foam, a mountain made of tires, and a system of endless mud rivers—it’s not the nightmare of a man hoping to pogo stick across America, but a 5K obstacle course. Participants in The Hillbilly Porkchop Roundup start the day by picking up their swag bag stocked with a racing bib, t-shirt, and chip timer before lining up for an individual or team race. They'll then wind their way through 16 muddy obstacles where the object is to not only garner the best time, but to rescue the largest number of plastic pigs scattered throughout the course. After swinging through the hillbilly high bars and navigating the teetering tire bridge, runners dive into the muddy pig crawl before inadvertently hosing off in streams of a super soaker water canon. Visitors waiting for their own circuit, or toweling off after a run can check on the kid’s in the 1-mile race, critique the eats at the State BBQ Championship, or fix their hair in the reflective chrome of a car show.