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  • Buffalo National River Announce Limits in Vistor Services

    As Buffalo National River anticipates the beginning of another season of floaters, hikers, and other visitors, things have altered to an extent where many things perhaps taken for granted in the past will be absent or at least altered. More »

  • Road Construction

    CAUTION!! Road construction will begin in Boxley Valley on Monday, April 22, 2013. Parking areas for wildlife viewing will be installed to alleviate congestion and increase safety during high traffic periods. Construction may last 180 days. More »

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May 10, 2013
FLOATING SEASON IN FULL SWING AT BUFFALO NATIONAL RIVER
After the drought conditions in 2012, floaters are thrilled to see the rise in the river level and the number of canoes and kayaks on the river has picked up dramatically.

March 05, 2013
Buffalo National River Makes Top Ten List
Buffalo National River is one of the top ten under appreciated parks...

February 26, 2013
National Park Tourism in Arkansas Creates $151 Million in Economic Benefit
A new National Park Service (NPS) report for 2011 shows that the 2,879,494 visitors to national parks in Arkansas spent $151,000,000 in communities surrounding those parks.

February 26, 2013
Buffalo National River Tourism Creates $38,000,000 in Local Economic Benefit
A new National Park Service (NPS) report for 2011 shows that the 1,169,802 visitors to Buffalo National River spent $38,232,000 in communities surrounding the park.

January 16, 2013
Buffalo National River Receives 2012 Wastewater Treatment Awards
Buffalo National River received the overall award for 2012 for Small Wastewater Systems

November 06, 2012
Emergency Phones Reinstalled
Buffalo River Chamber of Commerce working in partnership with Ritter Communications and the National Park Service is re-installing emergency and courtesy pay phones

October 29, 2012
Buffalo National River Announces Seasonal Reduction in Services
In response to both real and anticipated budget cuts in the National Park Service, Buffalo National River will impose a seasonal reduction of services parkwide.

October 11, 2012
Dogs No Longer Allowed at Lost Valley
The Buffalo National River mangment team has decided to no longer allow dogs on Lost Valley trail.

October 01, 2012
Commercial Use Authorizes Guided Fishing and Sightseeing
Buffalo National River will authorize guided fishing services and guided sightseeing tours through a Commercial Use Authorization

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BUFFALO NATIONAL RIVER LIMITS VISITOR SERVICES - NEWS DATA INSUFFICIENT!
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Did You Know?

View of Hemmed-In-Hollow Falls; mist falling 204 feet.

Did you know that Buffalo National River has one of the tallest wet weather waterfalls in the Midwest? At approximately 204 feet, Hemmed-In-Hollow Falls is a pleasant surprise for visitors willing to hike.