Call Direct # (866) 967-0730 Three Oaks Resort sits on the shores of Lake Norfork giving you an extraordinary panoramic view of its clear blue waters, majestic hillsides and beautiful Arkansas sunsets. The unique cottages are made of native Arkansas stone and have a quaint, rustic feel. They offer all the comforts of home with all the modern conveniences. We are located less than 10 minutes from the city of Mountain Home, on all paved roads. Many come to Three Oaks to enjoy the tremendous fishing, boating, scuba diving, swimming or just relaxing. There are also virtually no mosquitoes to spoil the fun!

Call Direct #1.866.618.1604 Buffalo Outdoor Center has been inspiring adventurous Arkansas experiences since 1976! Arkansas' number one log cabin resort rests high in the Ozark Mountains on the Buffalo National River at Ponca. Families will also love Buffalo Outdoor Center, where they can focus on spending time together. Activities such as horseback riding, hiking, canoeing, rafting and swimming help you explore the lush mountain wilderness. You can even take a hot air balloon tour! Twenty gorgeous log cabins range from the simply stunning to the truly luxurious. Be sure to explore the variety of packages available for couples, families or groups!

Call Direct # 1.866.452.5456 Find serenity and enchantment at Sugar Ridge Resort, a romantic Eureka Springs Arkansas Resort for couples. When staying at the Eureka Springs Arkansas Resort enjoy private views from your deck or while soaking in your in-room Jacuzzi. Recapture the romance with your loved one as you watch the sunset reflect off the lake. Sugar Ridge Resort a Beaver Lake Resort, is nestled in the most scenic area of the Ozark Mountains on Beaver Lake. Beaver Lake has been referred to as the "newest great lake of the White River" which covers some 70 miles with 449 miles of shoreline.

The third leg of the journey for Pennsylvania's most famous groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil: Reunited after the Groundhog’s counterpart, the Shadow, had fled Punxsutawney, PA (overwhelmed with the pressure that every time the Groundhog spotted his Shadow, the world faced six more weeks of winter), the lifelong pair continue their cross-country trek, still trying to make their way back home to Pennsylvania in time for Groundhog Day - Friday, February 2nd, 2007. For more info on texting and interacting with these videos, check out www.GroundhogCrossing.com.

Eastbound US cross-country drive through California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey.<BR> Itinerary also includes Double Negative (earthwork by Michael Heizer), Amarillo Ramp (earthwork by Robert Smithson) and the Blue Ridge Parkway.<BR> Time-lapse from Oct 22 to Nov 9, 2004. 18 days in 14 minutes.