It's horse before the cart all the way in the world's "Horse Capital", Lexington, a city host to a number of historic buildings and a long list of sprawling horse farms.
Access to this trail is from the Parkers Mountain Trail. The trail follows follows a ridge for .27 miles before reaching the arch. Native Amercians gave the arch its name because they used the arch’s height as an advantage when hunting buffalo. The arch, located at the end of a ridge, is 18’ 6 in height with a width of 81’ 8. The ridgeline drops along the back of Buffalo Arch into a valley created by a nearby stream.
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