Ozark Highlands Scenic Byway
The Ozark Highlands Scenic Byway passes through a rugged section of the forested Boston Mountains region of the Ozarks where five important recreational streams begin: the White, a world-class trout stream; the Buffalo, the countrys first national river; the Kings; and the Mulberry rivers; and Big Piney Creek. The byway crosses the 165-mile Ozark Highlands Trail, a hiking and camping trail that travels through the Ozark National Forest to the Buffalo National River.
ROUTE: Begins north of Clarksville as Ark. 21 crosses the southern boundary of the
Ozark National Forest and continues until Ark. 21 exits the forest near the
Buffalo National River.
LENGTH: 35 miles.
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THINGS TO KNOW: Shopping, lodging and dining are available to the south at
Clarksville
and to the north at
Jasper. Lodging is also available at
Ponca
and
Kingston. Camping is available at the
Ozone
and
Haw Creek Falls. recreational areas in the
Ozark National Forest.
MAJOR AREA ATTRACTIONS:
REGIONAL TOURISM INFORMATION: