Golfing not your cup of tee? (Sorry, we had to.) The area also happens to be nestled in to one of the most picturesque areas of the state that includes hiking, biking, boating and fishing. And while there are plenty of famous names to boost this resort’s resume, all eyes are currently on Payne Valley which was designed by Tiger Woods. Not only will the fall feels completely captivate you on your drive up to the Ozarks, but you will be privy to some of the most spectacular courses in the area at Big Cedar Lodge thanks to Johnny Morris, founder of Bass Pro Shops, who is dedicated to making this one of the most esteemed golfing regions in the country. Have golfers in your group? This is the road trip that they have been waiting for. It’s great for those who enjoy the outdoors but also want to retire at night to a bedroom suite that comes with a coursed breakfast. Centrally located, this six-bedroom lodging option is a former private home and a currently National Heritage Landmark. Where to stay: We have our eyes on the The Reserve at Hot Springs, which is a new, luxury boutique hotel that specializes in Southern hospitality. Post leaf-peeping, head over to Superior Bathhouse Brewery which is the first in a United States National Park and the world’s first to utilize thermal spring water as the main ingredient in its offerings. In search of fall foliage? The Hot Springs Mountain Tower has 360-degree views of Hot Springs National Park and much of Hot Springs. Nestled in the Ouachita Mountains, this area is known for fishing on Lake Catherine and hiking along the 26-mile Lake Ouachita Vista Trail in addition to its natural springs. Sure, you’ve been to Fayetteville for football (Woo Pig Sooie!), but have you experienced other parts of the Natural State? Hot Springs has a little bit of fun for everyone and is ideal for the road tripper who wants their weekend to include a little bit of everything.
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