BUFFALO NATIONAL RIVER — Seven river miles from Ponca, at a place where Sneed’s Creek ends its tumbling journey and pours its clear water into the Buffalo River, there stands an old house that once ...

This story is part of an ongoing series on historically significant places in Arkansas. See more at arkansasonline.com/endangered. Before the Buffalo National River ...

Two panoramas reveal themselves to paddlers along Arkansas' Buffalo River. The first is obvious — the natural panorama of weathered bluffs, waterfalls carved in limestone and of the deep-green Ozark ...

Coming along the lake one would need to have either a canoe or a flat-bottom French “bateaux” to make it over the sandbar that was deposited at the mouth of the Buffalo river. The inability to access ...