Arkansas - The heritage trails crisscross Arkansas and tell a rich historical story that includes tales of Native Americans, pioneers, Civil War battles, Southern culture, the Wild West frontier and the Civil Rights movement. Thousands trek to Hot Springs in order to indulge in the famous mineral waters of Bathhouse Row. More adventurous souls embark upon outdoor excursions to take in the beauty of the state’s waterfalls, mountains and caverns. Aside from serving as the site of the Clinton Presidential Center, Little Rock has dozens of self storage facilities to house equipment for geocaching, wildlife watching, rock climbing and mountain biking the moderate and strenuous trails in Pinnacle Mountain State Park. Located near the Ozark National Forest, the area encompassing Fayetteville and Springdale has mini storage units perfect for stashing camping and spelunking equipment after residents finish adventuring through Devil’s Den State Park. As the “Trout Fishing Capital of the World,” Cotter residents require self storage units capable of housing boats, tackle and fly fishing equipment for use on the White River during the annual Trout Fest. Arkansas has over a hundred self storage facilities located in communities throughout the state.