Buffalo National River is one of the most impressive national parks in the US if you love outdoor adventures in wild, rural, and untamed natural spaces.
There’s no denying that Arkansas is an outdoor paradise, and the Buffalo is one of the state’s crown jewels. Continue reading to see why Buffalo National River is a local favorite and treasure of “The Natural State.”
The Buffalo River Trail (BRT) is a popular backpacking trail. No permits are required to backpack or camp in primitive sites in the backcountry at Buffalo National River.
There are over 75 miles of trails for horseback riding, with many of the popular trails located in the Upper District. Steel Creek Campground allows horse trailers but keep in mind that the road into the campground is winding and steep.
The park is in a rural area, so the night sky is truly a sight to see! The best places to view the night sky are from the campgrounds in the Upper District.