Buffalo National River Civil War Heritage Trail
The Buffalo National River is a 95,000-acre national park that preserves unique natural and cultural features of the Arkansas Ozarks. During the Civil War the rugged terrain became a battleground between aggressive independent Confederate units and the Union forces holding northwest Arkansas. Skirmish sites, saltpeter caves and Civil War-era farms are interpreted. Exhibit at the Tyler Bend Visitor Center on US 65 at Silver Hill.
Getting There & Details
- Address
- 402 North Walnut, Suit 136
- Phone
- (870) 741-443
- Website
- mps.gov/buff
- Map
- Get Directions →
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