A Paddler’s Paradise

The Current and Jacks Fork are both perfect for paddle sports.

NPS Photo

Improve Your Physical Wellness 

Even the smallest of movements can have a great impact on your personal wellness. The National Park Service Wellness Challenge offers you many opportunities to move. We welcome you to get out, explore, start a new habit, or try something new to benefit your physical health. 

Challenge 1: A Paddler’s Paradise 

Paddle or float on crystal clear waters within the river routes of the Ozark region. Choose a designated entry point along the riverbanks to begin your journey to new places. Move along the flowing streams, picturesque riverscapes and seasonal foliage. Enjoy the ride and embrace the sights and sounds around you. 

Learn more about floating durations and points of entry here. 

Details

Activity

Paddling

Pets Allowed

Yes

Activity Fee

No

Entrance fees may apply, see Fees & Passes information.

Reservations

No

Season

Year Round

Time of Day

Day

Accessibility Information

Accessibility Information 

General Information: 

• The Headquarters Visitor Information Center has accessible parking, restrooms, and water fountains.  

• The park brochure is available in text and audio formats and is audio described on the park website and on the UniD App. 

• Please give us 14 days notice if you need an ASL Interpreter 

• A park staff member can provide live audio description if you provide us 7 days notice  

Contact information:  

• Phone: [phone] 

• Email: [e-mail] 

A Paddler’s Paradise 

• The Two Rivers Boat Ramp and Big Spring Boat Ramp are paved. Individuals with nonmotorized boats can use these ramps for improved accessibility. 

• Big Spring area has an accessible parking space and an accessible restroom. 

• Two Rivers area has an accessible parking space and an accessible restroom. 
  
   

  Learn more about accessibility at Ozark National Scenic Riverways.