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Since your web browser does not support JavaScript, here is a non-JavaScript version of the image slideshow: East Beachton Road Low Water Bridge Access East Beachton Road Low Water Bridge Access Looking downriver from the East Beachton Road Low Water Bridge Access Looking downriver from the East Beachton Road Low Water Bridge Access A rental cabin just below the East Beachton Road Low Water Bridge Heading down the Upper Mountain Fork River Tom Taylor in his SOAR S16 disappearing around the bend The Upper Mountain Fork River in summer bloom Tom Taylor paddling the flat part of the river Tom Taylor coming through one of many ledges on the river The scenic and remote Upper Mountain Fork River in LeFlore County Ledge drops and small rapids abound on the Upper Mountain Fork River Summer is gorgeous on the Upper Mountain Fork River More ledges on the Upper Mountain Fork River The Upper Mountain Fork River at about 550 cfs Still more small ledges Pick your lines carefully to avoid boulders and river vegetation Tom Taylor just paddling along aimlessly on a carefree day in July We are starting to catch those who launched ahead of us We are starting to catch those who launched ahead of us You would never know that US 259 is just a short distance away on river right Out of one small rapid and into another We're gaining on the rest of our group, and we will catch them at lunch The river is so beautiful in the summer A suspended oil pipeline crosses the river about 5.5 miles below Beachton Road Passing under the pipeline The Upper Mountain Fork River about 9 miles above Eagle Fork Creek Boulders in the river indicate a rapid ahead We caught our group when they stopped for lunch just above SH 4 at Smithville Bryan Jackson striking a heron pose for the camera The kayakers took off ahead of us again The Upper Mountain Fork River just above SH 4 at Smithville The Upper Mountain Fork River just below SH 4 at Smithville Another ledge drop just below SH 4 at Smithville A great Class II- rapid just below SH 4 at Smithville A great Class II- rapid just above the Narrows low-water bridge A gorgeous outcropping just above the Narrows A technical boulder garden rapid just above the Narrows low-water bridge
East Beachton Road Low Water Bridge Access
Looking downriver from the East Beachton Road Low Water Bridge Access
A rental cabin just below the East Beachton Road Low Water Bridge
Heading down the Upper Mountain Fork River
Tom Taylor in his SOAR S16 disappearing around the bend
The Upper Mountain Fork River in summer bloom
Tom Taylor paddling the flat part of the river
Tom Taylor coming through one of many ledges on the river
The scenic and remote Upper Mountain Fork River in LeFlore County
Ledge drops and small rapids abound on the Upper Mountain Fork River
Summer is gorgeous on the Upper Mountain Fork River
More ledges on the Upper Mountain Fork River
The Upper Mountain Fork River at about 550 cfs
Still more small ledges
Pick your lines carefully to avoid boulders and river vegetation
Tom Taylor just paddling along aimlessly on a carefree day in July
We are starting to catch those who launched ahead of us
You would never know that US 259 is just a short distance away on river right
Out of one small rapid and into another
We're gaining on the rest of our group, and we will catch them at lunch
The river is so beautiful in the summer
A suspended oil pipeline crosses the river about 5.5 miles below Beachton Road
Passing under the pipeline
The Upper Mountain Fork River about 9 miles above Eagle Fork Creek
Boulders in the river indicate a rapid ahead
We caught our group when they stopped for lunch just above SH 4 at Smithville
Bryan Jackson striking a heron pose for the camera
The kayakers took off ahead of us again
The Upper Mountain Fork River just above SH 4 at Smithville
The Upper Mountain Fork River just below SH 4 at Smithville
Another ledge drop just below SH 4 at Smithville
A great Class II- rapid just below SH 4 at Smithville
A great Class II- rapid just above the Narrows low-water bridge
A gorgeous outcropping just above the Narrows
A technical boulder garden rapid just above the Narrows low-water bridge