Buffalo National River trail map for Arkansas, published by National Geographic. The first designated national river in the United States, the Buffalo River flows for 153 miles through quiet forests and dramatic sandstone and limestone cliffs in the Ozarks.
National Geographic's Trails Illustrated Buffalo National River West map combines extensive detail with useful information to help you make the most of a visit to one of the few undammed rivers in the lower 48 states. Created in partnership with local land management agencies and based on expert research, it covers river sections from Upper Buffalo Wilderness and Ozark National Forest, through Boxley Valley to the Little Buffalo River and onward to Woolum.
Summaries of popular hiking and equestrian trails help you choose a suitable route. Clearly marked trails show distances between intersections. Handy river-distance and services charts are also included. Ozark Highlands and Arkansas Scenic 7 Byways are marked for visitors exploring by car.
The base map includes contour lines and summit and pass elevations. Recreation features include interpretive trails, campsites, trailheads, river access, waterfalls, horse camps and scenic areas. Information on caves, canoeing, water safety, recreation and more helps you explore the area.
Other features shown include Buffalo National River, Ozark National Forest, Reeves Mountain, Turner Ward Knob and Upper Buffalo Wilderness.
Waterproof and tear-resistant. Scale: 1:35 000 (1 cm = 350 m).