Collier Homestead preserves the story of Solomon “Sod” Collier and his family, who settled here in 1932 under the Homestead Act of 1862. They built a cabin, cultivated the land, and earned title to 40 acres by 1937. It was one of the last prosperous homesteads along the Buffalo River. Today, the restored site is a chance to revisit Ozark history, with interpretive signs and original structures from early 20th-century life.

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October 13, 2024

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Nice easy trail to hike. Do it in the fall when the leafs are changing colors.

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Collier Homestead loop from Buck Point

4.21km

01:10

80m

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Collier Homestead – Spring Hollow Trail junction loop from Tyler Bend Drive-in Campground

5.25km

01:28

100m

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Location: Searcy County, Arkansas, United States

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Collier Homestead

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Collier Homestead loop from Buck Point

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Collier Homestead – Spring Hollow Trail junction loop from Tyler Bend Drive-in Campground

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