Visit BuffaloRiver.org, the official resource for everything related to the Buffalo National River Region —from Arkansas motorcycle rides and scenic drives to birdwatching, photography …

America’s first national river, flows through 135 miles of pristine wilderness in the Ozarks until it meets the White River. The Buffalo River is divided in 3 sections and with 22 access points, …

Established as America’s first national river in 1972, the Buffalo National River stretches for 135 miles through the rugged terrain of northern Arkansas. The river, flanked by picturesque bluffs …

Whether you prefer camping on the river, staying in a cabin near the water, or taking advantage of all the comfort, entertainment and amenities of staying in the Gateway City, BuffaloRiver.org is …

Most visitors float the Buffalo River during the warmer weather and go river hiking when it is cooler. River levels do affect the time it takes to float but a full day float is typically 8 miles or less.

Whether you’re planning Buffalo River Arkansas float trips with friends or seeking family-friendly fun, you’ll discover countless Buffalo River Arkansas things to do —from canoeing and …

Want to feel close to nature? Enjoy the simplistic, rustic charm of a cabin on the river. Cabins located in the Lower River District were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps and are …

Explore the Buffalo River Trail for panoramic views of the river. Upper river trails take you to historic home sites and cemeteries, caves, and numerous waterfalls including the highest …

Several charming towns serve as gateways to the Buffalo National River, each offering unique experiences before or after your wilderness adventure. Ponca is a hub for hiking, elk watching, …

Feb 7, 2012 · The Buffalo River National Park Region began forming hundreds of millions of years ago. During the Paleozoic Era, sediments were deposited that would eventually form the …