• Buffalo River State Park Historic District, BNR
Before the Buffalo National River there was
Buffalo River State Park, developed in the 1930's
by the Civilian Conservation Corp (CCC). The
CCC built the roadway, retaining walls, pavilion
#1, rustic cabins, and lodge next to the cabins.
Today these cabins are considered the most
historically intact within the state. These cabins
may be rented through the park concessionaire
or there are other cabins and accomidations
available in the surrounding area.
• Town of Yellville
Visit Yellville’s town square and sit beneath the shade of trees surrounding Marion
County's courthouse. Drive the backstreets to view houses that stood during Civil War days, and if there's time, drop a line into the nationally known Crooked Creek, famous for bass fishing. Turkey Trot festival, is held the 2nd weekend in October and features, arts & crafts, pageants, contests and a 5K race.
• Mountain View and the Ozark Folk Center
An Arkansas State Park, the Ozark Folk Center preserves and interprets mountain music, crafts, and traditions. The center hosts shows nightly and weekends. Visit the town square for some folk music jammin’ and nearby Blanchard Springs Caverns
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• City of Harrison
Tour town square, a National Register Historic District and part of Arkansas's Main Street program. Visit the Lyric Theater, Boone County Heritage Museum and Genealogy Library (Photo To Left) , and the Marine Corps Legacy Museum with 
artifacts dating back to the Revolutionary War.
• Eureka Springs
Historic buildings, the internationally famous Passion Play, art galleries, and dozens of excellent eateries combine to make Eureka a GREAT Day Trip
Located at the end of Hwy. 26 off Scenic Highway 14, this now deserted town was once a thriving mining community. Silver and zinc were first discovered here in 1882, and in 1883 a record 13,000 pound piece of zinc was excavated and shipped to the Chicago World's Fair for exhibition. Today that piece is still housed in Chicago's Field Museum of Natural History. 