Historic Downtown Jasper - The historic downtown area of Jasper has become one of the many places to stop and see along Scenic Byway 7.  Many of the buildings date back to the early 1900s.  While downtown, enjoy a meal at the famous Ozark Café.  You won't be disappointed. 

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Scenic Byway 7 - This is Arkansas' first scenic byway, approximately 290 miles long from the border with Louisiana to the shores of Bull Shoals Lake that borders Missouri.  About 50 miles of it divides Newton County in half passing though the Ozark National forest and crossing the Buffalo National River.  

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Buffalo River/Floating- The river is very popular as a floating destination.  Guests can experience canoeing, fishing and swimming on the Buffalo River.   Guests can enjoy early spring floating on the upper river and summer floating on the middle river.  Local shuttle service and canoe rentals are available.

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Hiking Trails - There are many hiking trails that can be hiked year round.  Spring has an abundance of windflowers, redbuds and dogwoods.  Summer brings thick foliage and there is always a good spot to jump in the Buffalo river to cool off.  Trails include Lost Volley (3.5 miles), Hemmed-In-Hollow 5.4 miles one way), Compton Trailhead (5 miles), Hideout Hollow Trail (2 miles), Mill Creek Trail (1.5 miles) and many others.  Additional Hiking Trails 

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Branson, MO - Branson is approximately 45 minutes away  and offers many attractions, including Silver Dollar City.  Enjoy the outlet malls and the many shows offered for your entertainment.

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Eureka Springs, AR