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The Moore Branch boat ramp provides access to the South Fork Spring River near Salem, Arkansas. This large river has an average flow of 369 cubic feet per second and a total elevation drop of 759 feet over its 82-mile length. The boat ramp sits along the headwaters of this sixth-order stream, offering paddlers and small boaters a convenient launch point.
The access site features a well-maintained boat ramp, with designated parking for vehicles and trailers. Restroom facilities are available on-site. Kayakers, canoeists, and other small watercraft will find this to be an easy and accessible put-in for exploring the upper reaches of the South Fork Spring River. The river's average gradient of 9.2 feet per mile suggests relatively calm, navigable conditions in this area, making it suitable for a range of paddling skill levels. Boaters should be aware of the river's flow characteristics and plan accordingly for their trip.