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System allows continuous training for Hot Springs Village police offi cers, and it provides a source of training for security teams from churches as well as other organizations. HSVCPAAA Treasurer, Bruce Caverly, believes for security teams from churches as well as other organizations. HSVCPAAA Treasurer, Bruce Caverly, believes it is also benefi cial to residents as it “assists them in preparing for situations at home, in the car, and at business it is also benefi cial to residents as it “assists them in preparing for situations at home, in the car, and at business locations.” locations.” MILO Range is a world-leading fi rearms interactive training simulator provider for government, military, law enforcement, and police agencies worldwide. Th e HSVCPAAA purchased the MILO system with money raised through various fund-raising eff orts, donations, and grant acquisitions. Th e association, which was founded by Citizens Police Academy graduates, is committed to its mission of supporting the eff orts of the Hot Springs Village (HSV) police department, including supplementing their fi nancial resources and improving the safety of offi cers and residents. Public usage of the MILO is available for recreational and entertainment use only. Operational instructions are provided, but training and/or legal advice is not a part of the experience. Reservations are required; there are no walk-ins. To make a reservation, contact Bruce Caverly at 501-915-0693. Participants must sign a waiver. Anyone under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent, custodian, or guardian. 113 Calella Road, Hot Springs Village, AR 71909, Hsvcpaaa.com

MILO Range is a world-leading fi rearms interactive training simulator provider for government, military, law enforcement, and police agencies worldwide. Th e HSVCPAAA purchased the MILO system with money raised through various fund-raising eff orts, donations, and grant acquisitions. Th e association, which was founded by Citizens Police Academy graduates, is committed to its mission of supporting the eff orts of the Hot Springs Village (HSV) police department, including supplementing their fi nancial resources and improving the safety of offi cers and residents.

Public usage of the MILO is available for recreational and entertainment use only. Operational instructions are provided, but training and/or legal advice is not a part of the experience. Reservations are required; there are no walk-ins. To make a reservation, contact Bruce Caverly at 501-915-0693. Participants must sign a waiver. Anyone under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent, custodian, or guardian. Village, AR 71909, Hsvcpaaa.com

Mountain Valley Sportsman's Association (MVSA)

in Hot Springs, Arkansas, is a private club that consists of members who enjoy the shooting sports. MVSA encourages and promotes friendly competition, social camaraderie, and shooting skill development in an organized and safe format for pistol, rifl e, and shotgun shooters. Th e top-notch facility welcomes members, nonmembers, and shooters from other clubs to participate in their events.

Th e MVSA Action Shooting Range includes a 10-bay range with an air conditioned building, pavilion, and restrooms. Each bay has a covered staging area with target stands and sticks available for use. Shooters bring their own cardboard backers and targets. Th e range is primarily used for training and competition. Among the events are the International Defensive Pistol Association (IDPA), Multi-Gun, and Rimfi re.

Periodic courses for handgun and rifl e marksmanship and defensive handgun classes are off ered. Th ere are Concealed Handgun Carry License (CHCL) courses, taught by state-authorized instructors who are also MVSA members. Th e scheduled training courses include training for local law enforcement agencies. MVSA also has two lighted Trap and Skeet ranges that operate under rules and guidelines of the Amateur Trapshooting Association (ATA) and the National Skeet Shooting Association (NSSA). 320 Ten Mile Road, Lonsdale, Arkansas 72087. 501-620-0601, Mvsaonline.com

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A Narrow Escape

A Narrow Escape features three themed escape rooms, including a family friendly “Wonderland” puzzle room. Guests are sure to fi nd and enjoy the fun, delight, and adventure that A Narrow Escape off ers. Th ere are also several varieties of coff ee and ice cream for sale. A Narrow Escape is located in beautiful historic downtown Hot Springs, at Spencer’s Corner, above the Brick House Grill. 801 Central Avenue, Suite 34, Hot Springs, AR 71901, 501-777-5625, Narrowescapear.com

Archery

Getting started and learning the technicalities of aiming and shooting your bow is fairly eff ortless to grasp. However, honing those skills and building the muscles to do everything without fail every time takes a lot of hours and practice, whether you receive lessons or learn at home. However, if you are prepared to practice, then you can learn the basics fairly quickly. Depending on where you live, there are varieties of archery types you can practice—Target Archery and Field Archery are among them, and each one needs a diff erent shooting technique and equipment to master the skill. 121 Gilchrist Street, Hot Springs, AR 71913, 501623-7062, Scuba-archery.com

Arkansas Alligator Farm and Petting Zoo

Th e Arkansas Alligator Farm and Petting Zoo off ers guests the opportunity to hold a baby alligator, feed and pet miniature goats, and see wolves, mountain lions, monkeys, raccoons, and more up close and personal. Th e Arkansas Alligator Farm and Petting Zoo includes a petting area with emu, pygmy goats, and sheep. Th e farm not only includes both adult and baby alligators, it is also now home to four types of primates, Arkansas mountain lions, wild ducks, wolves, turkeys, peacocks, and more. 847 Whittington Avenue, Hot Springs, AR 71901, 501-623-6172, Alligatorfarmzoo.com

Bar Fifty Guest Ranch

Bar Fifty Guest Ranch off ers a unique experience to horseback ride through trails in the Ouachita Mountains. You can either bring your own horses or take a guided tour on their horses. Th e Bar Fifty Guest Ranch is home to almost 20,000 acres of the most beautiful scenery in Arkansas. All of the trails are clear and wide, and 90 percent shaded, so you don’t have to worry about getting sunburnt. Th e options are endless at Bar Fifty Guest Ranch, you can ride for an hour or ride all day. Children must be at least 6 years old to participate, and anyone under the age of 16 must wear a helmet while riding. 18192 AR Highway 84, Bismarck, AR 71929, 501-865-4757, Barfi ftyranch.com

Boondocks

Boondocks is a popular, locally owned family pool hall in Hot Springs. Boondocks is much more than just your standard pool hall; it is a virtual entertainment destination! Boondocks has fi fteen Diamond pool tables, nine fl at screen TV’s, an internet jukebox, and off ers a full bar and varied menu. Boondocks is a clean, smoke-free and vape free facility. 1331 Airport Road, Hot Springs, AR 71913, 501-881-4856, Boondockspoolhall. com

Escape Hot Springs

You're placed in a themed room where you must use elements of the room to solve puzzles, fi nd clues, discover secrets, and unlock your escape in 60 minutes. If that sounds exciting, make sure to include Escape Hot Springs on your list of things to do when you visit Hot Springs. Guests are given a backstory before being "locked" in a room—then they put on their thinking caps and begin their search for clues! 200 Spring Street #200, Hot Springs, 71901, 501-463-6532, Escapehotsprings. com

Fiesta Bowl

Fiesta Bowling Center is a sixteen-lane bowling center, which also has fi ve billiard tables, a video game area, and a snack bar area. People of all ages can have fun at Hot Springs Village's Fiesta Bowl. It’s family-friendly and perfect for little customers and adult bowlers alike.

Whether you consistently throw strikes, or if you haven’t been to an alley in years, choose Fiesta Bowling Center the next time you’re looking for something fun to do. 3817 Highway 7 North, Hot Springs Village, AR 71909, 501321-2200, Fiestabowlingcenter.com

4D Adventure

4D Adventure is a unique, fun, and thrilling attraction in Hot Springs. It has often been described as one of the best destinations for adventure in Hot Springs. Guests can go on an exciting safari with dinosaurs, or a goose-bump raising ride on a roller coaster. Th ere are 11 diff erent rides to choose from, so there is certain to be a ride that will delight everyone! 256 Central Avenue, Hot Springs National Park, AR 71901, 501-697-7621, 4dadventurehotsprings.com

Funtrackers Family Fun Park

FunTrackers Family Fun Park is home to Hot Springs' longest go-kart track, bumper boats, mini golf featuring a fi re-breathing volcano, laser tag, arcade, and game rooms. With so many diff erent activity options, every person in your family is sure to fi nd something they like at FunTrackers. It has been chosen number one in Arkansas again and again for fi rst class family fun by tourists and locals. It is the perfect place to take the family on a day out, go on a date night, or even host birthday parties. 2614 Albert Pike Road, Hot Springs, AR 71913, 501-767-8140, Funtrackersfamilypark.com

Gallery Walk

Stroll the Hot Springs downtown art galleries and meet a few featured artists who are often present to discuss their pieces. Guests will get the opportunity to see a wide range of fi ne art. Your evening will be further enhanced as you will be in the perfect setting to dine at one of Hot Springs many exceptional restaurants. Plan to participate in the next Hot Springs Gallery Walk, and you might just fi nd that you come back every month!

Gallery Walk—First Friday of every month 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM, Local Art Galleries on Central Avenue, 501-620-5085, Hotsprings.org

Galaxy Connection

Galaxy Connection is the perfect spot for any Star Wars or superhero lover. Off ering two diff erent tours to accommodate your likings, Galaxy Connection off ers a 45-minute tour that comes with regular admission and includes photo ops with toy grade props, or a 90-minute all-inclusive tour with behind the scenes facts and high grade props such as helmets, light sabers, and an infi nity gauntlet for photo ops. All profi ts of the museum go towards community outreach events that Galaxy Connection participates in. 536 Ouachita Avenue, Hot Springs, AR 71901, 501-276-4432, Th egalaxyconnection. com

Th e Gangster Museum of America

Hot Springs, Arkansas, was actually Vegas before there was a Las Vegas. It was where criminals of the 1920s, '30s, and '40s took their vacations, enjoying the city's mineral spas as well as its wide-open illegal gambling and prostitution. Hot Springs was run by Owen "Th e Killer" Madden, an exile from New York who ended up marrying the local postmaster's daughter.

For these reasons, the Gangster Museum of America really is the Gangster Museum of Hot Springs. Exhibits have a decidedly local feel and perspective and include slot machines and gaming tables from the more popular local casinos, as well as weapons that belonged to notorious gangsters. Th ere is even a Victrola that was actually owned by the brother of Al Capone.

Th e Museum off ers visitors an in-depth look at the famous spa town’s gangster past with its spacious galleries and documentation of eyewitness accounts of the glory days of gambling in the heart of Central Avenue. Visitors can delight to the stories of gangsters such as Lucky Luciano, Al Capone, Bugs Moran, and Frank Costello. 510 Central Avenue, Hot Springs National Park, AR 71901, 501-318-1717, Tgmoa.com

Garvan Gardens

Garvan Woodland Gardens is a gift to all people from local industrialist and philanthropist, Verna Cook Garvan. Nestled in the picturesque Ouachita Mountains of southwest Arkansas, the Gardens are a wonderful example of the Natural States’ scenic off erings—a canopy of pines reaching skyward over delicate fl ora and fauna, gentle lapping waves that unfold along the over four miles of wooded shoreline, and rocky inclines near the surrounding Ouachita Mountains. From the dynamic architectural structures to the majestic botanical landscapes, Garvan Woodland Gardens off ers breathtaking sights at every turn. 550 Arkridge Road, Hot Springs National Park, AR 71913, 501-262-9300,

Garvangardens.org

Hot Springs Bathhouse Dinner Th eatre

Th e Hot Springs Bathhouse Dinner Th eatre is a family friendly entertainment destination! Formerly known as Th e Five Star Th eatre, the Hot Springs Bathhouse Dinner Th eatre is one of Hot Springs’ best attractions. Th e beautiful venue is located in the heart of historic 87 downtown. Within walking distance of all the major downtown hotels, it is close to many restaurants, bars, and specialty shops. Th e theatre features live theatrical productions and a distinct variety of acts ranging from well-known plays to magicians and tribute acts. 701 Central Avenue, Hot Springs, AR 71901, 501-318-1600, Hotspringsbathhousedinnertheatre.com

Hot Springs Bicycle Touring Co.

Hot Springs Bicycle Touring off ers bicycle rentals, bicycle repair, and guided bicycle tours. Explore the great city of Hot Springs and all of the beauty it has to off er atop a bicycle. Guided tours go through Downtown Hot Springs and the Hot Springs Creek Greenway. 436 Broadway Street, Hot Springs, AR 71901, 501-276-2175, Hotsprings.org

Hot Springs Central Th eater

Opened in 1910, Hot Springs Central Th eater once showed fi rst run Hollywood fi lms. Since then, the theatre has been home to movies, documentaries, live shows, and music. Th e theatre presents fi rst run screenings of documentaries and independent fi lms, both local and global. Hot Springs Central Th eater also sponsors annual fi lm festivals, hosts informative speakers, and supports cultural art exhibitions within the Hot Springs community. 1008 Central Avenue, Hot Springs National Park, AR 71901, 501-859-9148, Hotspringscentraltheater.com

Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival

In 1991, the fi rst Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival was held. Ten Academy Award nominated documentary fi lms were viewed, and the festival has now become an annual event. Th e Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival attracts thousands of visitors to the nine-day multicultural and intergenerational event. It is the oldest all-documentary festival in North America and one of the longest running non-fi ction festivals in the world. Th e Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival remains a prominent champion and protector of the documentary fi lm genre. 659 Ouachita Avenue, Hot Springs, AR 71901, 501-538-0452, Hsdfi .org

Hot Springs Haunted Tours

Looking for a unique evening outing in Hot Springs? Th roughout the year, you can take a haunted walking tour of the unique and picturesque city with Hot Springs Haunted Tours. It lasts for a spooky hour as a guide leads the way, sharing stories about the darker side of the city. Included in the tour is information on several buildings that have a haunted history, as well as stories

of mysteries and intrigue. Th ere are actually numerous spots in Hot Springs that are said to be haunted, with the oldest dating back to the early 1800s. For example, the site known as the Malco Th eater, at 817 Central Avenue, was a venue that opened in the late 1940s, but the reported haunting goes back to the late 1880s, and concerns the disappearance of a woman during a magic show. Th is tale ties into the Malco today since this venue is currently home to Maxwell Blade’s Th eatre of Magic. Th e walking tour also includes West Mountain, an old Army Hospital, and several haunted houses along the way. Some of the stories you will hear on the tour include haunts, murders, mysteries, deaths, ghosts, and suicides. Th is is all spooky stuff for sure. 430 Central Avenue, Hot Springs, AR 71901, 501-339-3751, Hotspringshauntedtours.com

Hot Springs Jazz Festival

Since 1992, this annual festival features a variety of local, regional, and national jazz performers, food, and more. Special concerts and appearances take place at various locations throughout Hot Springs. Th e traditional outdoor concert “Jazz Fest Block Party” is held under the Broadway Street Sky Bridge. 501-6272425, Hsjazzsociety.org

Hot Springs ORV Park

Th e park is a 1,254-acre maze of adrenaline-charged fun. It consists of trails for 4x4’s, ATV’s, dirt bikes, and mountain bikes. Also on-site are a convenience store, a variety of camping and RV sites, cabins, and a radiocontrolled vehicle course. 2100 Mill Creek Road, Hot Springs, AR 71901, 501-625-3600, Orvpark.com

Josephine Tussaud Wax Museum

Josephine Tussaud devoted her lifetime to the world of wax in the heritage of her great grandmother, Madame Tussaud. Th ere are over one hundred wax fi gures at the Josephine Tussaud Wax Museum, and they are so realistic and detailed, visitors have to do a double-take. Th e Museum includes the macabre and the grotesque. “Th e World of Horrors” includes “Torture by the Pendulum” with mutilated corpses and decapitated heads. Th e display “Legends of Myth and Horror” features a werewolf and Frankenstein and is hosted by the wax version of Alfred Hitchcock.

Th e “Gambling Museum” is the newest addition. On display here are historical gambling equipment, dice, cards, matchbooks, and even the old FBI case fi les for the gambling industry in Hot Springs. 250 Central Avenue, Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901, 501-623-5836, Seehotsprings.com/wax-museum

Ken Goodman

A native Arkansan, Ken Goodman embraces the world of professional entertainment. He has received awards and accolades as locals and tourists from around the world enjoy his humor, charm, and talent. Th e Arkansas Symphony Orchestra calls on Ken for their Christmas show, Murry's Dinner Playhouse in Little Rock requested Ken to be their leading man in major musicals. His one-man shows have garnered legions of fans. Ken is a regular performer at the Hot Springs Bathhouse Dinner Th eatre. 501-463-2799, Kengoodmanentertainment.com

Th e Legendary Vapors

Th e Legendary Vapors, located only two blocks north of Historic Downtown Hot Springs, has featured entertainers like Mickey Rooney, Edgar Bergen, Les Paul, Th e Smothers Brothers, Liberace, Rosemary Clooney, Tony Bennett, and many other Hollywood “legends.” Today, the newly renovated venue features some of America's most exciting concerts, musicals, and plays. Numerous legendary displays are also featured throughout the building. 315 Park Avenue, Hot Springs, AR, 71901, 501-463-4463

Maxwell Blade’s Th eatre of Magic and Comedy

Come enjoy the grand illusionist, Maxwell Blade, as he performs large scale illusions, close up magic, comedy, and live music—he even plays the piano! Located in the newly renovated historic Malco Th eatre in Hot Springs, Blade and his cast enchant with two mesmerizing hours of “you won’t believe your eyes” entertainment. Maxwell Blade and his fantastic crew keep the show rolling and keep guests’ minds boggled. 817 Central Avenue, Hot Springs, AR 71901, 501-623-6200, Maxwellblade.com 88

Mid-America Science Museum

Mid-America Science Museum is Arkansas’ largest hands-on museum and is located right here in Hot Springs. For over 40 years, the museum has been serving the community with more than 100 spectacular handson science exhibits for all ages. Some featured exhibits and activities include the Tesla Th eater, the Oaklawn Foundation Digital Dome, and the Oaklawn Foundation DinoTrek. 500 Mid America Boulevard, Hot Springs, AR 71913, 501-767-3461, Midamericamuseum.org/

Paintball

Paintball is an extreme sport in which players compete, in teams or individually, to eliminate opponents by tagging them with capsules (paintballs) containing water-soluble dye in a gelatin shell propelled from a device called a paintball marker (commonly referred to as a paintball gun).

Games are played on outdoor or indoor fi elds of varying sizes. A game fi eld is scattered with natural or artifi cial terrain which players use for cover. Many indoor and outdoor facilities use infl atable objects (called bunkers) of various sizes and shapes to create a "layout" conducive to players formulating plans or strategies. Depending on the variant played, games can last from seconds to hours or even days in scenario play. 121 Gilchrist Street, Hot Springs, AR 71913, 501-623-7062, Scuba-archery.com

Pirate's Cove Adventure Golf

Pirate’s Cove Adventure Golf provides a wholesome, family-oriented entertainment option that promises a fun and unique experience for all ages! Test your skills on two challenging 18-hole courses as you putt your way through mountain caves, scenic footbridges, and around waterfalls. Delight in the pirate themed décor and props, well-designed golf holes, and elaborate and lush landscaping. See why Pirate’s Cove Adventure Golf is a favorite destination for those who seek a “swashbuckling” good time! 4612 Central Avenue, Hot Springs, AR 71913, 501-525-9311, Piratescove.net/locations/arkansas/hot-springs

Tiny Town

Tiny Town is an interactive model railroad for all ages featuring miniature scenes from all over America. It is chock-full of moving parts and trains. Visitors run the trains themselves through tunnels, over bridges, and by stations. People along the railroad route include dancers, a farmer plowing, Native Americans, fi remen, roaming deer, a real water sawmill, an airplane circling 89 an airport, and much more. Th e builder of Tiny Town, Frank Moshinskie, built every item from scratch using everyday materials: matches, toothpicks, and sawdust, among others. 374 Whittington Avenue, Hot Springs, AR 71901, 501-624-4742, Tinytowntrains.com

T-Rex Golf

T-Rex Golf really is the ultimate in family fun. Th ere are two parks—the T-Rex Fun Spot located at 1127 Central Avenue, off ers Laser Tag, the Gyro, 4 D Virtual Reality Ride, Go-Karts, and a Ropes and Zip line course. Th e Family Fun Park, located at 3500 Central Avenue, consists of a 4 D Virtual Ride, Spin Zone Bumper Cars, and Go-Karts. 1115 Central Avenue, Hot Springs National Park, AR 71901, 501-520-1242, Trexgolf.com

VIP Billiards Sports Bar

VIP Billiards is also a fun place to engage in a game of darts, play pool, or play a few hands of cards on Poker Tuesday. It is the ideal place to be if you want a safe and fun hangout without the drama of a "club atmosphere.” Th e non-smoking and clean atmosphere is perfect for a solo evening out or an enjoyable adventure for the whole family. VIP Billiards also off ers great craft beer, and the menu is packed with a variety of yummy items. 426 Winona Street, Hot Springs, AR 71901, 501-318-9918, vip-billiards-sports-bar.business.site

EXPLORE THE Ouachita Region

OF ARKANSAS

Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort, formerly Oaklawn Park Racetrack, is home to Th e Racing Festival of the South! With multimillion-dollar capital and racing improvements, the track has reached elite status in the United States.

Th e fun that visitors can fi nd at Oaklawn is not limited to a spectacular day at the races. Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort off ers a variety of gaming options for lovers of cards and slots! Oaklawn is home to year-round good times with a High Limits area, Poker Room, all your favorite Vegas-style games, great food, and drink.

Playing slot games has never been more fun than it is at Oaklawn. With denominations starting at 1 cent, Oaklawn has a wide selection of slots boasting over 1,530 machines. With names like Alfred Hitchcock—Master of Suspense, Rakin’ Bacon, Heidi’s Bier Haus, and Th e Lord of the Rings—Rule Th em All, you are sure to fi nd the perfect game!

Why not try Video Poker at Oaklawn? Similar to traditional poker, the basic game is a fi ve-card draw. A winning hand starts with a pair of Jacks, and the Jackpot is hit with a Royal Flush. Players select the amount they wish to bet and are dealt a hand of cards, they then select the cards to keep by touching the screen.

If table games are your idea of the perfect casino pasttime, fi nd your place at one of Oaklawn’s 32 tables. Choose from exciting games like Blackjack, Craps, Ultimate Texas Hold'em, Fusion Auto Roulette, and Th ree Card Poker.

You can also bet your favorite games and events at Oaklawn's Race & Sports Book located in the Casino. Numerous betting options off ered include parlays, teasers, in-game betting, and prop bets. Sports off ered include Football (NFL and NCAAF), Basketball (NBA, WNBA, NCAAM), Baseball (MLB), Hockey (NHL), Soccer (MLS, Premier League, World Cup), and Combat Sports (UFC and Boxing).

with a High Limits area, Poker Room, all your favorite Vegas-style games, great food, Lord of the Rings—Rule Th em All, you are sure to fi nd the

wish to bet and are dealt a hand of cards, they then select time, fi nd your place at one of Oaklawn’s 32 tables. Choose from exciting games like Blackjack, Craps, Ultimate Texas

2705 Central Avenue, Hot Springs, AR 71901, 501-623-4411 2705 Central Avenue, Hot Springs, AR 71901, 501-623-4411 Oaklawn.com/gaming/reel-games

Scuba & Archery Center is a full-service dive and archery shop in Hot Springs that can handle all your needs. If you are in the market to purchase new gear, or need repairs or service on your existing gear, Scuba & Archery Center can help. Th ere is an indoor heated pool for scuba classes. If you are ready to take your fi rst Open Water Certifi cation Class, Scuba & Archery Center can take care of you. Perhaps you are hoping to fi nd a dive group to travel with, are in need of rental gear, or just want some advice on the best spots to go on Lake Ouachita—we are here for you! Regardless of where you are in your diving and scuba life, you need look no further than Scuba & Archery Center. Items in stock include bows, shafts, quivers, sights, rests, overdraws, broad heads, targets and much more. Th e owner has been setting up, tuning, repairing bows, and making arrows since 1985.

Learning to Dive Scuba and Archery Center off ers classes to meet just about any schedule. Our standard class takes two weeks, attending three nights of both weeks. Th e second weekend students spend about a half a day Saturday and half a day Sunday on the lake. For those who cannot take classes during the week, there is a convenient three day, weekend class. Th e certifi ed, professional instructors at the Scuba and Archery Center will help you make your diving dreams a reality!

Dive Sites Lake Ouachita has hundreds of miles of shoreline and an abundance of spectacular places to dive. All but a small handful do require the diver to use a boat. Th e Dam-Scuba Park and Fearless Rock Memorial (features a memorial placed in honor of local fallen soldier and Navy SEAL Adam Brown) are both excellent beginner level dive sites. Whirlpool Rock, (named for the whirlpool of water that would form when the river rose) and Zebra Rock, known for its dark rock cliff s with pure white veins of quartz running through them) prove fun and invigorating for intermediate level divers. Advanced divers will be challenged by Railroad Tracks, (the lake was fi lled in the 1950’s, the steel spikes from the railroad tracks were removed, but the cross ties and many of the railroad spikes remain).

Archery Getting started and learning the technicalities of aiming and shooting your bow is fairly eff ortless to grasp. However, honing those skills and building the muscles to do everything without fail every time takes a lot of hours and practice, whether you receive lessons or learn at home. However, if you are prepared to practice, then you can learn the basics fairly quickly. Depending on where you live, there are varieties of archery types you can practice—Target Archery and Field Archery are among them, and each one needs a diff erent shooting technique and equipment to master the skill.

Paintball Paintball is an extreme sport in which players compete, in teams or individually, to eliminate opponents by tagging them with capsules (paintballs) containing water-soluble dye in a gelatin shell propelled from a device called a paintball marker (commonly referred to as a paintball gun).

Games are played on outdoor or indoor fi elds of varying sizes. A game fi eld is scattered with natural or artifi cial terrain, which players use for cover. Many indoor and outdoor facilities use infl atable objects (called bunkers) of various sizes and shapes to create a "layout" conducive to players formulating plans or strategies. Depending on the variant played, games can last from seconds to hours or even days in scenario play.

learn the basics fairly quickly. Depending on where you live, there are varieties of archery types you can practice—Target