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Nestled in the heart of the breathtaking Ozark Mountains, this 40-acre wooded parcel offers the perfect escape into nature. Surrounded by towering trees and offering stunning 150-foot bluffs, the property provides sweeping panoramic views that will take your breath away. The land is ideal for those seeking privacy and tranquility, as it is completely wooded, offering a secluded retreat in a pristine environment. For outdoor enthusiasts, this property is a true gem, with excellent hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, turkey, and other wildlife, as well as rugged terrain perfect for rock climbing. Whether you're looking to explore the great outdoors through hiking and camping or simply want a private spot to unwind, this land provides endless possibilities. The beauty of the Ozarks is right at your doorstep—don’t miss the chance to own this exceptional 40-acre parcel and start living your dream today.

+/-60 acres with great views of the surrounding mountains in beautiful Newton County bordering on 2 sides the Buffalo National River park land. Located in the Erbie Community near Jasper in the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas. Multiple building sites for your home or investment rental property with rural water available. Multiple springs and abundance of native stone. Abundance of wildlife for hunting or viewing to include turkey and deer. The property is located just 4 miles from the Erbie Campground and Public Access of the Buffalo National River for canoeing and fishing. Located in Newton County and Heart of the Ozark Mountains. Near the Ozark National Forest which provides many recreational opportunities to include hiking, hunting, horseback riding, bike riding or ATV riding.

This 10 acre m/l borders the Ozark National Forest, on 2 sides, in the Buffalo River region in the beautiful Ozark Mountains of Newton County. Good views and trails for ATV riding. Perfect for deer and turkey hunting. The property is just 11 mile from the Alum Cove Natural Bridge and only 22 mile to the Glory Hole hiking trail in the Ozark National Forest. Property is just a short drive from Jasper, Arkansas. Only 19 miles to the Falling Water Falls and only 20 Miles to Haw Creek Falls. This central location is convenient to the best swimming holes, hiking, canoeing, wildlife photography and fishing. Other nearby outdoor activities include horseback riding, mountaineering, caving and scenic driving.  

+/-39 acres with great views of the surrounding mountains in beautiful Newton County in the Buffalo National River region of the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas. Perfect location being only 2.3 miles from Jasper. The property borders Spider Creek on one side. Utilities on the property. Previous home spot ready to place your RV. Multiple building sites for your home or investment rental property. Existing road and trails throughout the property. Abundance of wildlife for hunting or viewing to include turkey and deer. The property is located just 6.3 miles from the Hasty Public Access and only 11.6 miles from the Carver Access of the Buffalo National River for canoeing and fishing. Located in Newton County and Heart of the Ozark Mountains. Near the Ozark National Forest which provides many recreational opportunities to include hiking, hunting, horseback riding, bike riding or ATV riding.

63.925 acre perfect for building your home, cabin or investment property (with pre platted lots) with great views in the Buffalo National River Region in the Ozark Mountains of beautiful Newton County, Arkansas. This property overlooks the Arkansas Grand Canyon to the east and the Little Buffalo River valley to west. Only 5 miles south of Jasper. Hwy 7 and county road frontage that allows access from multiple locations. Rural water and electric is available. Also would be great property for hunting, horses or livestock with the approximately 15 acres of pasture that has been cut for hay in the past. Property has had successful soil/septic percolation test done. It has been surveyed. Near the Ozark National Forest. This area provides outstanding recreational opportunities of the Ozark National Forest and Buffalo National River Region. This central location is convenient to the best swimming holes, hiking, canoeing, wildlife photography and fishing. Other nearby outdoor activities include horseback riding, mountaineering, caving and scenic driving.

Sulphur Mountain Retreat  Welcome to Sulphur Mountain Retreat, a stunning 320-acre property on the Boone/Newton County Line. Featuring the headwaters of Crooked Creek, Sulphur Mountain's terrain, and miles and miles of scenic trails, this land is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and hunters. With abundant wildlife including bear, deer, and turkey, plus natural springs, beautiful open pastures, caves, and breathtaking views of Boat Mountain and Gaither Mountain, it's a true paradise. Just 10 miles from Harrison and the Buffalo National River, and less than 5 miles from the upcoming Johnny Morris Nature Park/Dogpatch, this retreat offers both seclusion and convenience. Hunting Club Potential This exceptional property offers an ideal setting to start a hunting club, boasting a robust bear population and excellent deer hunting opportunities. Located less than 10 miles from Highway 65 and just 1.5 miles off the pavement, it is conveniently close to the amenities of Harrison and Jasper. Situated in a region known for its dense forests, it provides the perfect environment for black bears to thrive, with a mix of hardwoods and pines, ample food sources such as acorns and berries, and plenty of cover. The southern part of the property features two spring-fed watering holes, enhancing the habitat for wildlife. With numerous spots ideal for food plots and enough space to spread out your stands, this property ensures a premium hunting experience. The remote setting guarantees minimal human disturbance, allowing for a more authentic and rewarding hunting experience. Surrounded by dense forest, it provides the ultimate privacy and tranquility, making it a rare find for hunters looking to be close to modern conveniences. Whether you are a seasoned hunter or a newcomer to the sport, this property offers an exceptional opportunity for bear hunting in a serene and secluded environment. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to own a prime hunting property with such close proximity to urban amenities. In recent weeks, this property has proven to be a hotspot for bear activity, capturing five different bears on camera in less than two weeks, including two unique cinnamon-colored ones. Notably, a large cinnamon-colored boar bear frequents the area, adding to the excitement for hunting enthusiasts. Cinnamon-colored bears, although relatively rare, are a unique feature in Arkansas. This color phase, which can range from light brown to a reddish hue, is less common than the typical black bear, making sightings particularly special for hunters and wildlife observers. The presence of these distinctive bears underscores the exceptional wildlife diversity of this property, enhancing its appeal as a premier hunting destination. Newton County, AR Newton County, Arkansas, nestled in the heart of the Ozark Mountains, is a picturesque region known for its rugged landscapes and outdoor recreational opportunities. Home to the Buffalo National River, the first national river in the United States, Newton County attracts nature enthusiasts with its crystal-clear waters, towering limestone bluffs, and diverse wildlife. The county's rich history is reflected in its quaint communities, historic landmarks, and the enduring traditions of its residents. Visitors and locals alike enjoy activities such as hiking, fishing, canoeing, and camping in the area's abundant natural beauty. With its serene environment and welcoming atmosphere, Newton County offers a tranquil escape and a deep connection to the natural world. Buffalo National River The Buffalo National River, located in the Ozark Mountains of northern Arkansas, is a pristine and unspoiled waterway renowned for its scenic beauty and recreational opportunities. Designated as the first national river in the United States in 1972, the Buffalo National River stretches over 135 miles, flowing through rugged terrain, towering limestone bluffs, and lush forests. This natural wonder offers a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, providing activities such as canoeing, kayaking, hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. The river's crystal-clear waters and diverse ecosystems support a wide range of flora and fauna, making it a vital area for conservation. The Buffalo National River encompasses approximately 94,293 acres of federally managed land within its boundaries, with a total legislated area of 95,730 acres. The park is divided into three management districts and features more than 100 miles of hiking trails, along with designated wilderness areas like the Upper Buffalo Wilderness, Ponca Wilderness, and Lower Buffalo Wilderness.Visitors can explore historic homesteads, caves, and trails, immersing themselves in the rich cultural and natural heritage of the region. The Buffalo National River stands as a testament to the enduring beauty and ecological significance of America's wild places. Marble Falls Nature Park  This property is located less than 5 miles from Marble Falls and the historic Dogpatch USA, now being transformed into the up-and-coming Marble Falls Nature Park by Johnny Morris. Johnny Morris shared his vision for the project: "But what is there is beautiful nature, limestone bluffs, a huge spring. We plan to build a restaurant there, and take our time to develop nature trails. They had a big trout hatchery there, so one of our first goals is to reactivate the hatchery.” The nature preserves are part of the Johnny Morris Conservation Foundation’s mission, which “advances conservation by honoring the traditions of hunting and fishing.” The spring-fed trout hatchery and ponds are impounded by Marble Falls, which cascades into Mill Creek, a tributary of the Buffalo National River. The trout farm, originally built in the 1930s by Newton County native Albert Raney, Sr., is a significant historical feature, as noted by his grandson James Devito, retired owner of Devito's Restaurant in Eureka Springs. For more details, read the full article here. Investment Opportunity Unsure of where to invest your money right now? This 320-acre property is priced very reasonably given its prime location in Newton County, while being just minutes from downtown Harrison. It's like owning your own secluded sanctuary, offering unmatched privacy yet keeping the amenities of town within easy reach. This tangible investment provides an ideal mix of natural beauty and accessibility, making it perfect for recreational use, hunting, or simply as a valuable asset in a growing area. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to secure a piece of Arkansas's picturesque landscape. Headwaters of Crooked Creek The headwaters of Crooked Creek in Arkansas originate just east of Sulphur Spring on the north flank of Sulphur Mountain in northern Newton County. This scenic creek flows north into Boone County, passing through the southeast part of Harrison and meandering through private lands before joining the White River in Marion County. Renowned for its pristine waters and rich biodiversity, Crooked Creek is particularly famous for its excellent smallmouth bass fishing. The stream's limestone bedrock and clear, spring-fed waters provide an ideal habitat for various aquatic species, making it a popular destination.

Unbelievable views overlooking the Buffalo National River valley with this +/- 361.84 acres of land, located just south of Western Grove Arkansas in beautiful Newton County. Feature include a 18x24 ft off the grid cabin, 2 springs, 2 ponds and it borders Arkansas Game and Fish land. Property has approximately 65 acres of pasture with remaining land in mixed hardwoods. Close to Hurricane River Cave and just short distance from the Buffalo National River. Abundance of wildlife for hunting to include deer and turkey. Perfect for hunting, ATV riding, horse back riding; and farming with livestock, cattle or horses. Cabin is approximately 18 X 24 ft with 6 foot wrap-around porch, metal siding & metal roof. Cabin has some kitchen cabinets & sink but no water source and it does not have electric service but is wired and has generator connection.

Very rare property in the Ozark Mountains of beautiful Newton County. 80 acres m/l that borders the Ozark National Forest on all 4 sides. Good hardwood timber and seasonal springs. Just a few miles from the property to the famous Glory Hole. Outstanding opportunity to hunt or view wildlife to include deer, turkey and small game. No utilities available. Build your off the grid hunting cabin. Other things that make this property special is it is only 10 miles from Smith Creek Preserve Trail Head (Boxley); 6 miles from Magnolia Fall trail head (Mossville); 18 miles from Alum Cove Natural Bridge Recreation Area (Deer); 19 miles from Ponca Access of the Buffalo National River; 25 miles from Upper Buffalo/Knuckles Creek Mountain Biking Trailhead (Pettigrew); and 27 miles from Kings River Falls Natural Area (Boston).

Great partially wooded hillside building site on 20 acres m/l  bordering county road with a nice view of the Ozark Mountains. This property is approximately 1 mile northeast of the Erbie campground (as the crow flies) and is only about 200 yards from the boundary of Buffalo National River land. Rural water line and telephone landline cable is already on the property at the county road. Electric utility lines are nearby. Potential building site was recently partially cleared with a forestry mulcher and is ready for your forever home, or weekend cabin. This beautiful land is near Jasper and the Ozark National Forest in beautiful Newton County Arkansas.