Editing Yellville, Arkansas (section)

===Buffalo National River===
Yellville is popular for its proximity to the [[Buffalo National River]], {{convert|16|mi}} to the south via [[Arkansas Highway 14|State Highway 14]]. During the summer, tourists visit the area and Yellville becomes a hub for shopping and lodging for them. The Buffalo Point Ranger Station is located approximately {{convert|17|mi|km}} south of Yellville. Activities and services in the area include horseback trail riding, canoeing, and cabin rentals. Other area attractions include the more than 1,000 caves that exist in Marion County, and the famous "Rush" ghost town located in the Buffalo Point area—a turn-of-the-century [[ghost town]] from the [[zinc]] mining heyday of the area. Abandoned mines are visible along many of the hiking trails at Rush, but are fenced off due to safety concerns.  Recent arson has destroyed a few of the historic buildings of the Rush ghost town.