
Volunteers Needed to Battle Invasive Stiltgrass at Lost Valley Trail
One of the most popular hiking trails at Buffalo National River is getting some volunteer help this September, and you can be part of the effort. Buffalo National River Partners

One of the most popular hiking trails at Buffalo National River is getting some volunteer help this September, and you can be part of the effort. Buffalo National River Partners

Everything you need to know before launching on America’s first national river. The Buffalo National River winds through the heart of the Arkansas Ozarks, flowing freely for 151 miles past

Visitors planning overnight trips to the Buffalo National River will soon see another major change to camping along Arkansas’s iconic river corridor. Beginning September 1, 2026, all individual campsites at

Saturday, April 11, 2026 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Lost Valley Trail 36.01012° N, 93.37428° W Boxley Valley, AR USA Map – Lost Valley Road Join us in preparing one of Buffalo National

The National Park Service is asking the public to help shape the future of one of Arkansas’s most treasured outdoor destinations. Officials at Buffalo National River have launched the development

The National Park Service has introduced a free interactive dashboard that gives paddlers real-time river flow data for the Buffalo National River, making it easier than ever to plan a

A large prescribed burn is scheduled this winter in the Lower Buffalo Wilderness, prompting a temporary closure of more than 11,000 acres to hikers and horseback riders from February 22

Backcountry and dispersed camping remain unchanged as the park shifts several popular sites to advanced reservations Buffalo National River is introducing significant changes to its camping system for the 2026

HARRISON, Ark. – The National Park Service will conduct prescribed fire operations in the Buffalo Point area of Buffalo National River between November 2025 and early spring 2026, depending on

As the Fourth of July approaches, the National Park Service is urging visitors to Buffalo National River to celebrate responsibly by leaving the fireworks at home. Fireworks are strictly prohibited