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Ouachita National Recreation Trail (view source)
Revision as of 06:01, June 27, 2016
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== Geography and climate ==
== Geography and climate ==
High point on the trail is 2,610 ft on Rich Mountain, which straddles the Oklahoma-Arkansas state border 46 miles from the western end of the trail. The low point is 270 ft at the entrance to Pinnacle Mountain State Park on the eastern end of the trail.
High point on the trail is 2,610 ft on Rich Mountain, which straddles the Oklahoma-Arkansas state border 46 miles from the western end of the trail. The low point is 270 ft at the entrance to Pinnacle Mountain State Park on the eastern end of the trail.
Because of heat, humidity and biting insects, best times to hike the trail are the early spring and autumn. From July to September, weather tends to be too hot and humid to hike comfortably, and water access points tend to dry up.
Because of heat, humidity and biting insects, best times to hike the trail are the early spring and autumn. From July to September, weather tends to be too hot and humid to hike comfortably, and water access points tend to dry up.