Ozark landscape

The Ozark landscape features rolling hills, deeply carved valleys, and dense forests, primarily composed of oak, hickory, and pine. Its terrain is rugged with limestone and sandstone formations that create cliffs and caves. The region's waterways, including rivers like the White and Arkansas, meander through the land, shaping the valleys over time. This geography supports diverse ecosystems and offers opportunities for outdoor recreation such as hiking and fishing. The landscape’s natural beauty combines rocky outcrops, wooded areas, and clear streams, making it a scenic and geologically rich region in the central United States.