It then passes by Richland Creek Campground and climbs Horn Mountain. From the summit, the trail descends to Richland Creek Valley and the little town of Snowball. Next up from Snowball is the Buffalo National River area and more great scenery. The trail ends at County Road 39. The trail is still under development and not completely marked.
Bikes are available for rent at various outfitters.
Bicycles are available for rent from various local outfitters. Tour Guide Table of Contents Hiking Arkansas has more than 250 hiking trails totaling more than 1,500 miles. Several hiking trails wind through the Ozarks, ranging from easy to strenuous, short to many miles long. Trails are available and maintained through Arkansas State Parks, the National Park Service, the U.S. Forest Service and the U.S. Corps of Engineers. The booklet contains information on each of the trails, including length, estimated time to hike, experience level, special features, directions and where to request maps or additional information.