Explore the Serenity of Buffalo River

Getting There

• Car

  If you are in Buffalo River Valley, start by heading towards Highway 13. From there, you can take Highway 13 southbound until you reach the intersection with Highway 100. Turn left on Highway 100 and continue for about 10 miles. Look for signs directing you to Buffalo River. Once you reach the area, you will find several access points to the river for activities like kayaking and fishing. Keep in mind that parking may incur a small fee, typically around $5.

• Public Transportation

  If you prefer public transportation, check local bus services that operate in the Buffalo River Valley area. You may need to take a bus to a nearby town, such as Linden, which is about 15 miles from Buffalo River. From Linden, you can either take a taxi or a rideshare service to reach Buffalo River. Be sure to confirm the bus schedule ahead of time as services may vary.

• Bicycle

  For those who enjoy biking, renting a bike in Buffalo River Valley can be a great option. Use local bike trails that connect to the river access points. Ensure you have a bike map to guide you along the safest and most scenic routes. Additionally, bring water and snacks for your ride, as there may not be many stops along the way.

• Walking

  If you are staying close to the river or in a nearby lodge, walking to Buffalo River may be an option. Follow local trails or roads marked for pedestrians. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and carry a map or use a GPS to help navigate the area. Always stay aware of traffic if you are walking along roads.