From the north side of that ridge, the land drops nearly 400 feet into a hollow with a wet-weather creek that still held water even through the hottest, driest days of summer. While exploring the bottom between the two ridges, you’ll find a substantial caveone of those classic Ozark features that adds recreational interest for kids and adults alike and speaks to the rugged character of the property. To the northeast, the terrain climbs another 300 feet, leading you to a secondary ridge along the eastern boundary that runs all the way to the southeast corner. The rolling ridges, hollows, and elevation changes give this tract the kind of rugged Ozark beauty that feels like stepping back to a simpler time.

Primarily a hardwood timber tract with some pine mixed in, the property shows abundant wildlife sign. Deer and turkey use the ridges heavilyrubs, scrapes, bedding areas, and well-traveled trails are easy to findmaking this a great hunting property with multiple natural stand locations and opportunities for food plots. A small clearing already exists on the north end of the main ridge, ideal for a plot or an off-grid homesite. There’s also a metal shell from a structure that was once planned as a cabin; while unfinished, the frame may offer value to someone looking to utilize or repurpose it in their own plans. With some selective clearing, the higher ground could offer outstanding long-range views as well.

This is a private setting surrounded by some of the best outdoor recreation in Arkansas. Just 20 minutes east, you’ll find the world-class trout waters of the White River and the tailwaters of Bull Shoals Lake. Head 30 minutes south and you're at the Buffalo National River for epic float trips and smallmouth bass fishing. Mountain Home is just 45 minutes to the northeast, and Flippin only 30 minutes north, giving you convenient access to restaurants, shops, and supplies.

Yes, the Ozarks have their rugged side, but that’s where their charm lies. As the old saying goes: Anyone can love the Rockies, but it takes a real soul to love the Ozarks. This tract embodies that spiritbeautiful timber, abundant wildlife, caves and natural features, ridges and hollows, and a setting that feels far away from the world yet close enough to enjoy everything that makes north-central Arkansas special.

Property Features

-98 +/- acres in Marion County, Arkansas

-Accessed via deeded easement from County Road 6081

-Main northsouth ridge with multiple building or food plot sites

-400 ft elevation drop to a hollow with wet-weather creek

-Creek still held water during the dry summer months

-Secondary ridge climbs 300ft, running northwest and southeast

-Heavily wooded White and red oak with some pine mixed in

-Abundant deer & turkey sign: rubs, scrapes, trails, beds, and droppings

-Small clearingideal for food plot or off-grid cabin

-Potential long-range views with selective clearing

-Rugged Ozark terrain with caves, ridges, & hollows

-Less than 20 minutes to White River & Bull Shoals tailwaters

-30 minutes to Buffalo National River for floating & fishing

-45 minutes to Mountain Home, 30 minutes to Flippin for shopping & dining

-Private setting surrounded by world-class outdoor recreation