Ozark Mountains Attractions
Large areas of the beautiful Ozark Mountains are now protected as a National Forest. Their lakes, waterfalls, wild gorges and hills offering magnificent views, like Magazine Mountain, draw large numbers of visitors in summer. Also of interest is the Ozark Folk Center (folk art) at the little town of Mountain View.
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Buffalo National River
Buffalo National River is one of very few unpolluted, free-flowing rivers. It has 3 designated wilderness areas within its boundaries.
Running through the Ozark Mountains, Buffalo National River is a protected area and home to a variety of wildlife, including deer and bobcats. Trails in the area accommodate hikers and those on horseback.
Information on the area can be obtained from the Tyler Bend Visitor Center.
Running through the Ozark Mountains, Buffalo National River is a protected area and home to a variety of wildlife, including deer and bobcats. Trails in the area accommodate hikers and those on horseback.
Information on the area can be obtained from the Tyler Bend Visitor Center.
Buffalo National River
402 North Walnut, Suite 136
Harrison, AR 72601
United States
402 North Walnut, Suite 136
Harrison, AR 72601
United States
Phone 1 (870) 439-2502
Fax 1 (870) 741-7286
Mount Magazine State Park
Mount Magazine State Park offers a campground, hiking trails, overlooks, a pavilion, picnic area, visitor center with exhibit gallery, and 24 hour gift shop. A variety of interpretive programs are available about the flora, fauna, and natural and cultural history of Mount Magazine.
The park is for nature lovers, and outdoor sports and extreme adventure enthusiasts. The more adventuresome can go rock climbing, hang-gliding, biking, horseback riding, and ride along the ATV trails here.
The park is for nature lovers, and outdoor sports and extreme adventure enthusiasts. The more adventuresome can go rock climbing, hang-gliding, biking, horseback riding, and ride along the ATV trails here.
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