These are the Tweets from that epic trip, in order. Some words are spelled wrong, some images are blurry, but that's part of the charm. We were sharing our trip live and enjoying what we were experiencing along the way.
Let's begin. #springbreakon7 pic.twitter.com/eNpORMUWV7
— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 23, 2015
We're starting our end-to-end trip on Scenic Highway 7 at the Louisiana border. Follow us! #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/GUJf0bklCG— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 23, 2015
Stopping at the El Dorado Welcome Center to pick up a map. #SpringBreakOn7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/oaFU5yBMGQ— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 23, 2015
Lunch at the last remaining Minute Man. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/xJivk44CVE— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 23, 2015
Read more about our lunch and the history of the Minute Man Restaurant chain, here.Salad burger and cheese dip lunch at the Minute Man in El Dorado. #SpringBreakOn7 #arkansasfood #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/v5caPMIM86— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 23, 2015
We are checking out the South Arkansas Arboretum. This is the perfect day for it. #arkansasstateparka pic.twitter.com/5CVhu0jLoe— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 23, 2015
These paintings are part of ARTboretum, an arts in education project with Washington MS. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/2it0VztULm— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 23, 2015
About the time Hunter spotted this snake habitat sign, I actually spotted a snake. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/c5v4T1JnYw— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 23, 2015
Signs like this one for this shortleaf pine tree are presented throughout the park. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/IRDs0JaJS3— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 23, 2015
Check out the South Arkansas Arboretum in detail, here.
This monument in downtown El Dorado commemorates the city's oil industry. #SpringBreakOn7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/t9iWcGPtKV— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 23, 2015
Hunter is painting a cat at Pottery House in El Dorado. #eldorado #SpringBreakOn7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/D7atDmRkdh— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 23, 2015
Dropped in to Larry's Pharmacy on the El Dorado Square. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/7H9gvsNzeH— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 23, 2015
Dinner at Fayray's on the El Dorado Square. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/0ijbMdqVrG— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 23, 2015
Finishing up our evening at El Dorado Creamery. Thin Mint Cookie Dough swirl is my favorite. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/ssXQtdtpxa— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 23, 2015
The setting sun's light is illuminating the stained glass in the El Dorado First Baptist Church. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/eT0o3dz6aF— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
This is no ordinary crosswalk. This El Dorado crosswalk is dictated by the Ministry of Funny Walks. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/6YoqHbwJiE— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
The secret to a good trip, especially for the longer trips - breaks. We did take time to read, relax and write along our journey, which gave us some downtime. Here, Hunter's reading before dinner.
I love to hack my waffle at @Hampton Inns. Today: blueberries and almonds! #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/9gTqKotQ5k— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Hunter pumps oil at the Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources. #ARStateParks #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/9dbe6gsVdh— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Hunter enjoys the sand wheels in Shaping Our World at the Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources. #ARStateParks pic.twitter.com/XxOi3ErD4N— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
We're going back in time to learn about Arkansas's oil boom at Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources. #ARStateParks pic.twitter.com/Kbs8Vym79r— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Hunter views typical accommodations for an oilfield worker at the Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources #ARStateParks pic.twitter.com/AnY7Zgi49P— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Hunter experiences hard time at the Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources. #ARStateParks pic.twitter.com/Xm4epDL0nI— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
This was a one-woman RV that was found in the woods & donated to the Ark. Museum of Natural Resources. #ARStateParks pic.twitter.com/ddauGQaisZ— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Hamburger Row was on Washington Street in El Dorado. Tiny cookshacks were packed in a row 6 ft wide #arkansasfood pic.twitter.com/IPkP3y862F— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
We're having so much fun in the tinkering studio at Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources! #ARStateParks pic.twitter.com/RvUa8NHRf5— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
For gas station memorabilia aficionados, there are a lot of old-school gas pumps and signs here. #ARStateParks pic.twitter.com/lTh3Uy8Jbg— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Did you that El Dorado's Hamburger Row started after oil was discovered in the Smackover area? #ARStateParks pic.twitter.com/CByVnlClyZ— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
French chemist Antoine Balard discovered the element bromine in seawater while studying seaweed 1826 #ARStateParks pic.twitter.com/c5YVR5Q7VP— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Today, 2/3 of world's Brine fields are found in southern Arkansas. Learn more: Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources. pic.twitter.com/UpPGHWvKjT— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Bromine is in some sodas as brominated vegetable oil. #ARStateParks pic.twitter.com/ojjAGHmpUJ— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
More on our visit to the Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources, here.
Now we are hungry, so we're headed to Camden. #SpringBreakOn7— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Time for lunch at the state's oldest restaurant, the White House Cafe in Camden. #SpringBreakOn7 #arkansasfood pic.twitter.com/AdnvKkzXdu— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Hunter's frisky. This bar is made from steel and original to the restaurant. #SpringBreakOn7 #arkansasfood pic.twitter.com/H3wFX6ri6i— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Today's plate lunch at the White House Cafe: chicken fried chicken, PurpleHull peas and Mac and cheese. #arkansasfood pic.twitter.com/wIizZCdS5U— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
The Camden Daffodil Festival may have passed, but pretty yellow flowers are still in abundance around the courthouse. pic.twitter.com/zTgRBJoxrW— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Camden's park alongside the Ouachita River is inundated right now at Sandy Beach Recreational Area. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/wqq4LR75jB— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
We have a problem. The road is closed. pic.twitter.com/ZqF3wG7Tgf— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
A splendid fellow with @AHTD saw my dilemma and lead me around to the other end of the flooding. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/lpDvtY7rmo— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
The water is so high on some creeks, you can't tell where the original channel was. pic.twitter.com/2qA5BeOZu4— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Daffodils line many roadsides this time of year in the Arkansas Timberlands. #springbreakon7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/gzOkl1MaaP— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
I am guessing that flooding happens along the section of highway seven I just covered quite a bit. pic.twitter.com/EPhKHz1VpN— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
A typical south Arkansas homestead. Notice the flatland, pasture and pine trees. #SpringBreakOn7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/nZ5fZvTFR5— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
The Highway 7 Ouachita River Bridge at Arkadelphia. Note the excavation going on the far side. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/KgS2LFkG3N— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
The Captain Henderson House is now a bed and breakfast operated by Henderson State University in Arkadelphia. pic.twitter.com/df1F3BsMPx— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Checking out Front Porch Bakery in Caddo Gap. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/QO1Dosf37T— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Wow, it's bigger on the inside and has a lot of Arkansas products! #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/vdhh0opbJp— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
The Front Porch Bakery in Caddo Gap has fried pies. I must investigate. #arkansaspie #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/RpF7zp8jmh— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Hunter loves the windchimes at Front Porch Bakery in Caddo Gap. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/HcIt7QPXP5— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
We've arrived at DeGray Lake Resort State Park, where the weather is perfect. #ARStateParks pic.twitter.com/rSEAWX8la7— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Oh wow, this is the view from our room.l at DeGray Lake Resort State Park. #ARStateParks #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/nwUsLeYwmu— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
This is why Hunter wanted to get here quick. The pool is open at DeGray Lake Resort State Park!#arstateparks pic.twitter.com/NiPhji9Q2l— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 24, 2015
Hunter did this whole I was getting ready for dinner. #arstateparks #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/KRh647F60M— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
Hunter is going to town on these hush puppies from The Fish Net. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/hkd59yKS1t— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
Captain's Platter at The Fish Net just north of Caddo Gap. #SpringBreakOn7 #arkansasfood pic.twitter.com/3USJUJ0cdV— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
📷 An excellent stay at DeGray Lake Resort State Park in Bismarck. #arstateparks https://t.co/4urupjoVkk— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) January 30, 2016
Hunter found a leaf the size of her head on a trail here at DeGray Lake State Park. #arstateparks #springbreakon7 pic.twitter.com/mh5q1JzD2H— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
Jonathon is showing us what tracks different animals leave. #arstateparks pic.twitter.com/HRXRa4IRC4— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
We didn't find any animal prints, but we did find this pile of either skunk or possum scat. #ARStateParks pic.twitter.com/pznHztCs8s— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
Next time we come to DeGray Lake Resort State Park, I want to stay in a yurt. #arstateparks #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/JWgAlOjwlf— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
More details about our stay at DeGray Lake Resort State Park, here.
— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
We ordered the banana split to share at DJ's. Dear gawd what have we done. #SpringBreakOn7 #arkansasfood pic.twitter.com/kSbHIDNIEx— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
Great googly moogly. I did not expect a mixing bowl of banana split for $5. pic.twitter.com/m5EyMzsyTJ— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
I cannot believe the crowd at the Mid-America Science Museum! #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/EYzsiUjWB9— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
Let's go check out the Mid-America Science Museum! pic.twitter.com/Y3RFUvN7JX— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
We have no idea what we are doing, but it is fun. pic.twitter.com/7DEeEKkZic— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
Mid America Science Museum now includes a really neat, unique Skywalk. pic.twitter.com/Y3Bw4vDprC— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
The old sky bridge is now the lightbridge. pic.twitter.com/xiMlWQi1oC— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
I truly cannot describe how many are here, so I'll show you what it's like right now at Mid-America Science Museum. pic.twitter.com/JWtXba3fkB— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
This topographical 3D playground is without a doubt Hunter's favorite thing at Mid-America Science Museum. pic.twitter.com/7al9pPvzYz— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
My daughter is somewhere in the middle of this geometric Gyroid at Mid-America Science Museum. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/ppdALH4s1O— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
Hunter is fiddling with electronics in the Tinkering Studio at Mid-America Science Museum. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/tbdb5tmoTH— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
You really should check out Mid America Science Museum. Take a look.
Checking out our accommodations at The Arlington. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/WARYI4nRCa— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
Hunter has discovered the pools at The Arlington Hotel and Spa. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/AfAiyiu6BQ— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
The Arlington have two pools nestled one above the other; a 3 foot deep pool for kids, and A 5-6 ft pool for adults. pic.twitter.com/6QIZsFvhuJ— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 25, 2015
Over an hour and she's still at it. Hunter loves to swim. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/PjcMwhZYxH
— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
Finally out of the pool, Hunter looks for a little TV to watch while she's drying off. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/36zLx4IFWx— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
The Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs is one of my favorite places to stay in Arkansas. Room 1011 is where I usually end up, and I love it -- a great view along Central Avenue, a tub with natural spring water, and plenty of space. I will note, this isn't the room for people who need dead 
Take a look inside the Arlington, here.
Hunter and I are sharing the Plato de Adventura at Rolando's. I think she's in shock. #SpringBreakOn7 #arkansasfood pic.twitter.com/QTe1gvYbOB— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
Hunter is having a bath in the oversized bathtub in our room at The Arlington Hotel & Spa. No, you don't get a picture. #SpringBreakOn7— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
Waiting for breakfast at the world famous Pancake Shop in Hot Springs. #SpringBreakOn7 #hotsprings #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/yfW5UCDqm7— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
Hunter are a whole blueberry pancake, a sausage patty and apple butter. She likes The Pancake Shop! #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/bRncTp95sX— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
Hunter and I stopped off at The Savory Pantry, to try some samples and drop off some books. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/4VkAuMJXwN— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
We're going to check out Galaxy Connection, the new Star Wars museum in Hot Springs. #hotsprings #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/1cf9nzr7EG— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
Okay, Galaxy Connection was really cool and a must-stop for any Star Wars fan! #SpringBreakOn7 #starwars pic.twitter.com/pdLwNICP3Y— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
Galaxy Connection was a lot of fun, and for Star Wars fans, it is the museum you're looking for.
Stopping in at Coleman's Rock Shop in Blue Springs. #SpringBreakOn7 #ceystals pic.twitter.com/noGJ3NzOQV— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
It's too cold and wet to go dig crystals today, but Hunter and I are checking out the yard at Coleman's Rock Shop. pic.twitter.com/6FkGWKxNxr— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
Checking out a picnic area along Highway 7 in the Ouachita National Forest. #SpringBreakOn7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/F0TuXwfMmb— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
Hunter is checking out the Hunts Loop Trail in the Ouachita National Forest. #SpringBreakOn7 #ouachita pic.twitter.com/2dZzreUHai— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
Hollis Country Store has a long history.Hunter and I stopped in for snacks at the Hollis General Store, open since 1930. Those pumps still work. pic.twitter.com/Uf6BTgzSkm— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
And we came across the historic site of the Hollis CCC Camp. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/b9Z007vdmJ— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
It's a little hard to see, but that's Nimrod Lake in the distance below. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/kxEwAivXmT— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
Trailers over 24 feet are prohibited from coming up to Mount Nebo State Park. This is why. #arstateparks pic.twitter.com/ggFryVgG88— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
But wow, what a view. Here's what it looks like right now atop Mount Nebo State Park. #arstateparks #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/zCmUgCOw4O— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 26, 2015
It's almost sunset at Mount Nebo State Park. #arstateparks pic.twitter.com/xEqeYmVYey— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
The sun is about to come up over the Arkansas River Valley. I have a great vantage point at Mount Nebo State Park. pic.twitter.com/xHFKPmCgDf— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
It's cool outside, but it's also gorgeous. Birds are loud! #arstateparks Mount Nebo State Park pic.twitter.com/sNrbF74RJc— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
Hunter put out bread for the birds yesterday. The deer apparently feasted last night. (Mt.Nebo) #arstateparks pic.twitter.com/8kC6s95Sy6— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
I am so thrilled @WestrockCoffee provides excellent roast to @ARStatePark - I don't have to bring my own! pic.twitter.com/SkYRylMDl4— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
We hate to leave Mount Nebo State Park, but it's starting to rain and we have a way to go today. #arstateparks pic.twitter.com/B3R1T2GWAG— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
Hospitality, Arkansas style. #SpringBreakOn7 pic.twitter.com/658V5PjkQI— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
One of the saddest sights in the Ozarks: the fading Booger Hollow Trading Post. #SpringBreakOn7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/eOT30JOb8y— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
Rotary Ann was the first rest stop in Arkansas. #SpringBreakOn7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/hni53g8umS— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
The view from Rotary Ann is always stunning. Hunter digs it. #springbreakon7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/LA3akMn4T6— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
You can see for miles into the Ozarks at Rotary Ann. #SpringBreakOn7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/pil5nO5IN6— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
Oh, how I love thee, Rotary Ann.Hunter really loves Arkansas, and she's enjoying this Scenic Highway Seven road trip. #SpringBreakOn7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/KQECJlSONm— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
Scenic Arkansas Highway 7 is twisty, turns, curvy, hilly and a whole lot of fun to drive and ride. #springbreakon7 pic.twitter.com/TmME8IdkEX— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
Time for a quick break and a view. #springbreakon7 pic.twitter.com/DNYt34X2Ug— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
This view of the Arkansas Grand Canyon is one of the most popular along Scenic Highway Seven. #springbreakon7 pic.twitter.com/PSD9NDHKDr— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
Wait, what? The Cliff House Inn offers ahi tuna? Times, they are a-changin'. #springbreakon7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/6Dxs2a0Ak9— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
This chili at The Cliff House Inn is just marvelous. #springbreakon7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/ktPe7fJwaa— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
Hey, it's Emma's Museum of Junk! Welcome to downtown Jasper. #springbreakon7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/Es73KVLlK3— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 27, 2015
A lot of motorcycles out today on Scenic Highway Seven... #ridearkansas #springbreakon7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/u2RCFwEcGE— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
This marker on Scenic Highway 7 north of Jasper notes where Arkansas's stone in the Washington Monument came from. pic.twitter.com/OywQI6AOfh— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
There's a lot of water flowing over the dam at the old Dogpatch USA. #springbreakon7 #dogpatchusa pic.twitter.com/85iIrUjuoj— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
Let's check out some Arkansas show caves! Here's a look inside Crystal Dome #springbreakon7 #showcave #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/um11GfC4XI— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
Mystic Caverns has been home to a moonshine still & a ballroom. It's been used since the 19th century #springbreakon7 pic.twitter.com/nTKiZKBLPg— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
This sign near Harrison marks Caravan Springs, in memory of 150 people slaughtered in the Mountain Meadows massacre pic.twitter.com/6dAgdItnF3— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
The Lyric Theater in downtown Harrison is quiet this evening. #springbreakon7 #visitarkansas #harrisonarkansas pic.twitter.com/e2tI2w6ncG— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
Passing the classic Hotel Seville in downtown Harrison. #springbreakon7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/pb6UQZAIEU— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
Okay, this is an excellent thing - a room with plenty of outlets AND USB charge ports! I love @Hampton Inns! pic.twitter.com/JpxZjT6X4B— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
It took almost no time at all for Hunter to don her swimsuit and hit the pool at the @Hampton Inn here in Harrison. pic.twitter.com/1U8PsCIjPh— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
We just went fishing at the trout farm at Bear Creek Springs, where Hunter caught TWO 3 pound fish! #springbreakon7 pic.twitter.com/9DcF6gH4kb— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
It's owned by the DeVito family, who also have DeVito's Restaurant. Try the pesto trout and fettuccini Alfredo! pic.twitter.com/qVgkRELTbt— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
Hunter's deciding on a muffin for tomorrow morning at Neighbor's Mill in Harrison. #springbreakon7 #arkansasfood pic.twitter.com/0Is1ztlOMq— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
The last miles of Scenic Highway Seven rolls over rounded hills in the Ozarks. #springbreakon7 pic.twitter.com/VSCNXGeCB2— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
We've made it up to Lead Hill, where 7 joins Hwy. 14, which we explored early last year. pic.twitter.com/JnZG30HuIH— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
This bridge to nowhere used to be part of the original Highway 14 alignment. Now it's a great place to fish. pic.twitter.com/5QbEa0nNCD— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
Last February, we stopped at the Lead Hill Cafe on our Hwy 14 trek. Looks like Lisa's Lead Hill Cafe is doing well. pic.twitter.com/oI4mk78vJo— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
TieDyeTravels: Highway 7 suddenly ends at the Lead Hill Park on Bull Shoals Lake. #springbreakon7 pic.twitter.com/0isJMQWcCF …— Lake Fun (@Lake_Fun) March 28, 2015
There's a marina, camping and swimming at Lead Hill Park in Diamond City, at the end of Scenic Arkansas Highway 7. pic.twitter.com/nxTniqP59y— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 28, 2015
Read about it, here.
Before we left, Hunter and I had to get in one more game of horseshoes. #springbreakon7 #visitarkansas pic.twitter.com/ouLoDSGNWT— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 29, 2015
Did you know there's a Back To The Future themed restaurant in Arkansas? #arkansasfood #springbreakon7 pic.twitter.com/WhZdXVAs5L— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 29, 2015
Hunter got a Mickey Mouse Pancake at The Dive in Bergman... But she seems more interested in arranging the jelly. pic.twitter.com/IpJk6eNYKm— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 29, 2015
After that, we were exhausted, so we headed home. This year's trip will cover seven nights instead of six (with an option for an eighth night). We're planning stays in Bentonville, Rogers/Springdale, Fayetteville, Fort Smith, Mena and Texarkana and stops all along US Highway 71. If you have suggestions, please send them to kat@tiedyetravels.com.I ordered a chili omelet at The Dive in Bergman. It's awesome. Did I mention the menu has a Back To The Future theme? pic.twitter.com/ILEhB8oIXh— Kat Robinson (@TieDyeTravels) March 29, 2015
Read more about this trip on Little Rock Family's website, at the following links:
Traveling Arkansas's Scenic Highway Seven part 1 (El Dorado)
Traveling Arkansas's Scenic Highway Seven part 2 (El Dorado to DeGray Lake Resort State Park)
Traveling Arkansas's Scenic Highway Seven part 3 (Hot Springs)
Traveling Arkansas's Scenic Highway Seven part 4 (Hot Springs to Mount Nebo State Park)
Traveling Arkansas's Scenic Highway Seven part 5 (Mount Nebo State Park to Harrison)
Traveling Arkansas's Scenic Highway Seven part 6 (Harrison to Diamond City)
As many times as I have driven the road, I'm curious to see what I may have missed. :)
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