One of the most pristine rivers in the four state area – Lower Mountain Fork River – is perfect for kayaking and canoeing, spring through fall. It’s located in southeastern Oklahoma in the heart of the Kiamichi Mountain range, running right through Beavers Bend State Park. If you choose to paddle down the river in the fall, you’re in for a real treat – the fall foliage here makes for one of the most picturesque places in the state.

Keep scrolling to learn more about this natural experience like no other.

If you’ve ever visited southeastern Oklahoma in the fall, then you’ve witnessed the gorgeous scenery that exists with all the bold and beautiful colors.
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Beavers Bend State Park is a 1,300-acre state park surrounded by majestic beauty, crystal clear water, and endless recreation. Lower Mountain Fork River runs right through the park, so you get a front row seat to the fall scenery right from the water.
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There are several local outfitters that rent kayaks and canoes...or you can bring your own and save the money.
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The portion that runs through the park is a 2-mile loop with pretty calm waters. There are no big rapids in this stretch, so if you don't want to get wet, this is the perfect place to go.
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You'll love enjoying the scenic wooded hills and bluffs...and even some hidden waterfalls along the way.
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Another place to enter the river is at Mt. Fork Park, just below the Re-regulation Dam, nine miles below the Broken Bow dam. If you paddle down this stretch, you'll encounter a few more rapids than the section through Beavers Bend State Park.
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If you enjoy fly fishing, be sure to bring your poles...there are several prime fishing spots along the way.
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If you prefer to enjoy the fall foliage on land, the area around Lower Mountain Fork River is a prime destination for viewing the hues of autumn.
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Have you ever visited this area during the fall season? If so, then you know first-hand just how majestic this area is during this time of year. If you would like more information on renting kayaks or canoes, please click here.

Be sure to check out this article about Beavers Bend State Park. There is so much more to do than just paddle down the river. It’s a haven for outdoor enthusiasts!

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