United States National Forest located in the state of Arkansas
The Ozark National Forest is in the state of Arkansas. Home to 23 developed campgrounds, and include nine swimming areas, 395 mi (636 km) of hiking trails, and 370 mi (600 km) of streams for fishing.
Understand
editMark Twain National Forest’s 1.5 million acres through 29 southern and central Missouri counties is known for its rivers and trails.
Headquarters
edit- Supervisor's Office, 605 West Main, Russellville, ☏ +1 479-964-7200.
History
editThe forest was created in 1908 by proclamation of President Theodore Roosevelt. The forest is home to over 500 species of trees and woody plants. Hardwoods, predominantly oak and hickory, comprise the majority of the forest. The forest contains five designated wilderness areas and several Wildlife Management Areas.
Landscape
editFlora and fauna
editClimate
editGet in
editBy car
editBy plane
edit- Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport (XNA IATA), One Airport Blvd. Suite 100, Bentonville, Arkansas, +1 479 205-1000, Fax: +1 479 205-1001. The Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport provides commercial flights from a variety of carriers.
- Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport (LIT IATA), Little Rock. It is served by all major airlines. Southwest Airlines is the airport's largest carrier with service to seven destinations. The airport has a single, 12-gate terminal building.
Fees and permits
editGet around
editSee
edit- White Rock Mountain
Do
edit- Hiking on over 395 miles of trails.
- Mountain biking.
- Fishing.
- Hunting.
- Picnicking at dozens of picnic grounds.
- Swimming.
- Canoeing.
In winter:
- Hiking
Buy
editEat
editDrink
editSleep
editStay safe
editGo next
editArkansas or the Ozarks (Arkansas) are good next stops.