Waterproof and tear-resistant topographic map of Buffalo National River East, Arkansas.
The free-flowing, fully protected Buffalo River runs for 153 miles through northern Arkansas and was the first designated national river in the United States. Expertly researched and created with the National Park Service and other agencies, National Geographic's Trails Illustrated map details the river's middle and lower sections and their surroundings.
River coverage begins at mile 66, just before Mount Hersey, and follows distance markers to the confluence with the White River at mile 153. River access, campsites, visitor centres, parking and other recreation facilities and points of interest are marked along the route.
Accurately mapped trails are labelled by designated use and have distance markers. The Buffalo River and Ozark Highlands Trails are highlighted. Descriptions are provided for many popular hiking routes. Contours, elevations, labelled summits and selected waypoints help with navigation.
Guidelines, regulations and safety advice cover canoeing, hiking and horse riding. A river distance chart and essential contacts are included.
Coverage also includes Lower Buffalo and Leatherwood Wilderness Areas, Gene Rush Wildlife Management Area and parts of Ozark National Forest.