Take Out

Jack Creek is a medium-sized whitewater stream in Logan County, Arkansas, classified as a Stream Order 4 river with a total length of 49.45 miles. This take-out access point serves paddlers exiting whitewater runs on Jack Creek. The creek features a moderate average gradient of 5.9 feet per mile with an average flow of 59 cubic feet per second and velocity of 1.30 feet per second, indicating moving water suitable for kayaking and canoeing. The water body drops approximately 292 feet in elevation across its length.

As a take-out point specifically designated for whitewater paddling, this access serves paddlers completing runs downstream. Jack Creek's Stream Order 4 classification and moderate gradient suggest the stream maintains consistent flow and current throughout the paddling season. The site is located in Logan County, which is part of the Ouachita Mountains region of Arkansas, known for scenic whitewater paddling opportunities.

Paddlers using this take-out should be prepared for moderate current conditions and typical whitewater creek characteristics. The specific amenities and facilities at this access point are not documented in the available data, so visitors should contact local outfitters or the Logan County Parks and Recreation department for current information about parking, facilities, and seasonal access conditions.