![]() It wasn’t too hot, and we were the first folks on the river that day. Pablo and I booked our paddling adventure at the beginning of July and made the first trip of the day at 9:00 am. They shuttled us to Mountain Fork Park with our gear, and then we ‘took out’ at the bridge near their facility at the end of the float. We booked our self-guided trip with Tippa Canoe and had a blast! Wear sandals ( we have these), wear a sun shirt ( like this), and bring a hat! Our Experience image credit: Broken Bow Adventure Photos We recommend bringing a small dry bag to carry snacks, sunscreen, water, and a safe place to store your camera, phone, and wallet. What Should You Bring Mountain Fork Park Floating the river Equipment rentals consist of a kayak or canoe, paddle, and lifejackets. There are multiple river outfitters outside of Broken Bow to rent gear.Ĭall ahead for packages, but most prices include gear and a shuttle. This makes for the perfect scenic day trip paddling down the river! Where to Rent Kayaks and Gear in Broken Bow image credit: Broken Bow Adventure Photos The river is flat with areas of class I and II rapids, depending on the water levels released daily by the dam upriver. Once you put in your kayak, canoe, or SUP at Mountain Fork Park, you’ll navigate the river through a mixture of rocky and flatwater sections. Time: about 2 ½ hours (depending on the water levels)ĭifficulty: Whitewater Class II and I with nice sections of flat water Swim break Take out point Float Details from Mountain Fork Park Where paddlers ‘take out’ will depend on where the guiding outfit recommends and which section of river you are floating. This is the section most of the guiding outfitters run. ![]() Floating from Mountain Fork Parkįloating from Mountain Fork Park is one of the most popular ways to enjoy a float trip. There is a place to rent gear within the state park, too. Many folks bring their canoes and kayaks to fish along this section of the river. This section is flat and calm and is excellent for fishing. The section through Beavers Bend State Park, andĪ section of the river winds through Beavers Bend State Park below Broken Bow Lake Dam that folks can float.There are a few different sections paddlers can enjoy: ![]() Paddling down the Mountain Fork River is a great adventure to add to a trip to Beavers Bend State Park and the Broken Bow area. Thanks for your support! How to Float the River in Broken Bow, Oklahoma Please read full disclosure for more information. This post contains affiliate links, which means we’ll receive a commission if you purchase through our links at no extra cost to you. We’re sharing exactly how to float the Mountain Fork River on your next weekend getaway! Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn Share on EmailĪre you ready to plan a fun outdoor adventure in Southeast Oklahoma, floating the river in Broken Bow? Then, get ready to schedule a paddling trip with some whitewater in the Ouachita Mountains.
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