Crowley's Ridge Parkway

States: Arkansas and Missouri
Length: 212.0 mi / 341.2 km
Time to Allow: Take 5.5 hours to drive the byway.

See a mixture of plant communities and an array of wildlife along Crowley's Ridge. Dramatic views abound along the ridge and hills where wildflowers proliferate throughout spring, summer, and fall. Travel through natural and historical sites such as Chalk Bluff Natural Area, the Civil War battle site, and St. Francis National Forest.

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  • Watch for Birds on Crowley's Ridge Parkway

    Watch for Birds on Crowley's Ridge Parkway

    Updated Mar 7, 2012 in Get Outdoors! And Go Birding

    If you enjoy bird watching, visit Crowley’s Ridge Parkway. The Arkansas portion of the byway is a veritable birding paradise. Passing through a national forest and near four marshy wildlife refuges, it teems with wildlife, providing ample chances to see migratory waterfowl and rare birds

  • Things to Do on Crowley's Ridge Parkway

    Things to Do on Crowley's Ridge Parkway

    Published on May 24, 2010

    Crowley's Ridge Parkway exhibits the dramatic landscape and rich history of this portion of the South. From the trails and waters of a National Forest to Civil War battlefields to Native American villages and more, you'll find plenty of captivating sights and activities on this fascinating byway.

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  • Crowley's Ridge Driving Tour

    4-Day Trip: Crowley's Ridge Driving Tour
    (Arkansas to Missouri)

    In addition to the unique flora and fauna of the Ridge, the parkway passes by or near state parks, St. Francis National Forest, Civil War sites, a...

The following byways are part of the designated byway Crowley's Ridge Parkway: