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ROAD TRIPS

The Arkansas Ozarks

Small-town America is being swallowed by suburban sprawl, but not in the Arkansas Ozarks. It's a land that has its priorities straight
By Grainger David, March 2005 issue |

  • Boardwalk Cafe Hwy. 7, Jasper, 870/446-5900

    • Attractions

  • Lost Valley Trail Hwy. 43, north of Boxley, nps.gov/buff

    • Shopping

  • Emma's Museum of Junk Hwy. 7, Jasper, 870/446-5865

  • Bob's A.G. Supermarket and Do-It-Best Hwy. 7, Jasper, 870/446-5164, fishing license $11

    • Day three

    Lodging

  • Red Bud Inn 428 Sylamore Ave., Mountain View, 870/269-4375, from $40

    • Food

  • Main Street Cafe 39 S. Main St., Eureka Springs, 479/253-7374

  • New Delhi 2 N. Main St., Eureka Springs, 479/253-2525, buffet $8

  • Kin Folks Bar-B-Q 123 Washington St., Mountain View, 870/269-9377

    • Attractions

  • The Great Passion Play 935 Passion Play Rd., Eureka Springs, 800/882-7529, greatpassionplay.com, $23.25, kids $10

  • The Palace Hotel and Bathhouse 135 Spring St., Eureka Springs, 479/253-8400, palacehotelbathhouse.com

  • Historic trolley ride 137A W. Van Buren, Eureka Springs, 479/253-9572, tickets $2

    • Day four

    Food

  • Nelson's Wagon Wheel Hwy. 65, Greenbriar, 501/679-5009, chocolate pie $1.75

    • Note: This story was accurate when it was published. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

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