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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.

 







  
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!

    

  
      

  










  
89 Miles South of Mystic Caverns, Mt. Nebo State Park Offers Awesome Views!
  
      

            89 Miles South of Mystic Caverns, Mt. Nebo State Park Offers Awesome Views!
    

  
  Submitted by mysticcaverns on Mon, 2010-09-27 14:54
      

      
Photographs and Adventures


From Mt. Nebo State Park


 

    

  
      

  










  
The Cliff House Inn & Restaurant eighteen miles South of Mystic Caverns offers Delicious Food with a Breathtaking View!
  
      

            The Cliff House Inn & Restaurant eighteen miles South of Mystic Caverns offers Delicious Food with a Breathtaking View!
    

  
  Submitted by mysticcaverns on Mon, 2010-08-16 16:26
      

      
I left Mystic Caverns this morning and headed South about eighteen miles to the Cliff House Inn to  have 

    

  
      

  










  
Indian Paintbrush at Baker Prairie ten miles North of Mystic Caverns
  
      

            Indian Paintbrush at Baker Prairie ten miles North of Mystic Caverns
    

  
  Submitted by mysticcaverns on Wed, 2010-04-21 12:05
      

      
Just ten miles North of Mystic Caverns, Baker Prairie is a 71 acre piece of land preserved as a natural prairie.

    

  
      

  










  
Wildflowers Along the Buffalo National River about five miles South of Mystic Caverns
  
      

            Wildflowers Along the Buffalo National River about five miles South of Mystic Caverns
    

  
  Submitted by mysticcaverns on Tue, 2010-04-20 10:13
      

      
Last Friday, I went along with a group of sixth graders hiking from Pruitt to Ozark along the Buffalo National River photographing wildflowers.

    

  
      

  










  
The Buffalo National River, Scenic Point , and The Cliff House Inn & Restaurant just South of Mystic Caverns on Hwy 7
  
      

            The Buffalo National River, Scenic Point , and The Cliff House Inn & Restaurant just South of Mystic Caverns on Hwy 7
    

  
  Submitted by mysticcaverns on Thu, 2010-04-15 22:10
      

      
A quick trip this afternoon down Arkansas Scenic 7 Byway offered some of the most beautiful views in Arkansas!

    

  
      

  










  
Kings River, Highway 412 & Osage Clayworks on Highway 103 while delivering brochures for Mystic Caverns!
  
      

            Kings River, Highway 412 & Osage Clayworks on Highway 103 while delivering brochures for Mystic Caverns!
    

  
  Submitted by mysticcaverns on Wed, 2010-04-14 21:44
      

      
I headed out to deliver brochures for Mystic Caverns to Huntsville, Arkansas this morning.

    

  
      

  










  
Withrow Springs State Park - worth the hour and twenty minute drive from Mystic Caverns
  
      

            Withrow Springs State Park - worth the hour and twenty minute drive from Mystic Caverns
    

  
  Submitted by mysticcaverns on Tue, 2010-04-13 09:48
      

      
This past weekend my wife, kids and I visited Withrow Springs State Park with our travel trailer, and we had the best time!

    

  
      

  










  
Only 40 miles from Mystic Caverns - Hike to see "Hawksbill Crag", Arkansas' most photographed rock formation!
  
      

            Only 40 miles from Mystic Caverns - Hike to see "Hawksbill Crag", Arkansas' most photographed rock formation!
    

  
  Submitted by mysticcaverns on Sat, 2010-01-02 14:28
      

      
This past Tuesday I had the opportunity to take my kids along with one of their friends to visit Hawksbill Crag which is probably the most photographed spot in Arkansas.