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Jacks Fork River  (info)

Another all time favorite,  the Jacks Fork provides 

you with a wild and scenic trip.  Located in a valley 

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almost like a canyon and with no bottom fields for the 

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first 25 floatable miles, we advise camping well above 

River level in case of a sudden rain. Located in 

the Ozark National Scenic Riverways created by an 

Act of  Congress on August 24, 1964, to protect 134 

mile of the Current  and Jacks Fork Rivers.  This river 

provides excellent canoeing,  swimming, fishing and 

tubing.  Sixty percent of the rivers flow is powered by 

seven major springs which enables the river to be 

floated all  year round.  These springs are a truly an 

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amazing site to see and some of them can only be 

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reached by canoe.  You can camp on a gravel bar to 

bed down for the night or plan a trip with a stop at a 

camp ground with your car and camping equipment 

waiting for you.  You can even try a winter float.1.5 

million people come to this area from all over to 

offer and come back year after year.  Set amidst 

 setting indeed.  Stop at Alley Spring and take in all 

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this River offers.  With the plentitude of springs, the

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