cheryl
Administrator
Staff member
Buffalo calls to travelers: Plenty to see when water’s low - Arkansas Democrat Gazette
There’s no bad time to visit the Buffalo National river, even when there’s barely a trickle in the stream.
That was obvious during a Sunday drive to the river last year in March. There were trails to hike, elk to see and a beautiful river to view that flowed just ankle deep in places.
A trip to the Buffalo is always on the agenda when folks from out of town come to visit. Our guests had heard of the Buffalo, but had never laid eyes on its majesty.
We hopped in the car for a little sight-seeing expedition. The drive to the Buffalo river country is pleasant indeed. Oohs and aahs came from the passenger seats soon as the bluffs and rugged hill country came into view between Kingston and Boxley Valley.
There’s no bad time to visit the Buffalo National river, even when there’s barely a trickle in the stream.
That was obvious during a Sunday drive to the river last year in March. There were trails to hike, elk to see and a beautiful river to view that flowed just ankle deep in places.
A trip to the Buffalo is always on the agenda when folks from out of town come to visit. Our guests had heard of the Buffalo, but had never laid eyes on its majesty.
We hopped in the car for a little sight-seeing expedition. The drive to the Buffalo river country is pleasant indeed. Oohs and aahs came from the passenger seats soon as the bluffs and rugged hill country came into view between Kingston and Boxley Valley.