Here in the Arkansas Ozarks, White Rock Mountain rises above the Ozark National Forest, offering a splendid view of an endless ripple of mountains and forestland. Part of the Ozark Plateau, White Rock Mountain is one of the tallest peaks of the Boston Range, named for its white lichen covered rocks. This pre-dawn view along the bluffs and the White Rock Mountain Overlook is just a part of a broad panorama from the top. Nearly 20 miles from Mulberry and Interstate 40, the White Rock RA quickly transports visitors from the busy interstate highway to the peaceful Ozarks, seemingly miles from nowhere.
   In this northwest section of Arkansas, the topography is heavily influence by the Saint Francois and Boston mountains. The Boston Range is not only the highest section in the Ozarks, but the most mountainous region between the east coast Appalachians and western Rocky Mountains. The area is an outdoor paradise, with one of the largest unchecked rivers in the mid-west, full flowing springs, waterfalls, cool mountain streams and miles of pristine wilderness trails.

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