Trout, Walleye, Stripers, Bass, Crappie, Catfish - Our lakes and rivers hold many records

There is no better vehicle for a trip through the Rivers of the Ozarks

These cabins are the place to experience the Ozark's serenity.

More Americans are finding the benefits of living in more rural areas - The Ozarks stands out as one of the best choices.

Buffalo National River

Buffalo National River Hiking Trails

Buffalo National River Hiking Trails

Lost Valley TrailFrom Easy/Moderate hikes to Strenuous overnights
Enjoy a slow, easy nature walk along a wheelchair accessible trail or back-pack into the wilderness.

Koen Interpretive Trail - Easy/Wheelchair Accessible
This lovely short forest walk is wheelchair accessible and has benches scattered along the trail. Trail guides at the trailhead describe over 34 different kinds of trees and plants that can be identified along the walk.

Trail Access: Take Hwy. 7 north from Jasper, approximately three miles, turn left at the Erbie Campground road, then one-half mile down the dirt road, turn right. Two hundred yards down that road, take a left to the trailhead parking area.



Buffalo National River

Buffalo National River

Five Things to See and Do On Buffalo River in The Ozarks



Anna's House in Gilbert, AR

One of the original homes in Gilbert, Anna's House, was built in 1917 by Cal Bing for his brother and sister-in-law, Lute and Anna Bing.  Anna's House has four bedrooms and two full bathrooms. Everything is furnished for your convenience . . . bedding, towels, and kitchen supplies. 



Buffalo Point Inn

Just over 1 mile from the Buffalo River on Highway 14, South of Yellville, the Buffalo Point Inn has 5 new remodeled rooms ready for 2 people, 4 people, or 6 people.  The rooms are motel style without kitchens.   WiFi and Satellite television keeps guests informed when not floating, hiking, biking, or otherwise enjoying the outdoors.



White Buffalo Camping

"Where the White and Buffalo Rivers meet".   A secluded place in the heart of the Ozarks. The most scenic landscapes imaginable and the best diversified fishing in the area.




Buffalo National River at Pruitt, five miles south of Mystic Caverns, is ready to float!

Buffalo National River at Pruitt, five miles south of Mystic Caverns, is ready to float!

Submitted by mysticcaverns on Fri, 2011-04-01 14:11

I had the opportunity to drive down from Mystic Caverns to the Pruitt access to the Buffalo National River this morning, and I was amazed at the beautiful color of the water.

 




geocache

geocache

Submitted by wildbills on Thu, 2011-02-03 10:21

We now have a geocache set up. This is a real easy stop and drop. If you are in the area and into geocaching, be sure to stop by and check it out. If you like you could come in and say howdy.




Fall Has Arrived in the Arkansas Ozarks at Mystic Caverns on Scenic Highway 7

Fall Has Arrived in the Arkansas Ozarks at Mystic Caverns on Scenic Highway 7

Submitted by mysticcaverns on Tue, 2010-10-26 16:13

Wow! Fall Colors Have Arrived!




Fall Riding

Fall Riding

Submitted by wildbills on Thu, 2010-10-07 15:02

 This is a great time of year to see the Ozarks on your bike.

The days are cooler, the leaves are getting their fall colors and traffic is not as busy as in the summer months.



Silver Hill Canoe REntal