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Jacks Fork

32 numbered points: 12 access points, 7 campsites, 2 outfitters, 4 bridges, 1 park or conservation area, 4 springs, 1 USGS gauge, 1 point of interest.
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Points reviewed Sep 6, 2026
Map © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Points curated by GuidedFloats from OpenStreetMap and state agency sources. Not a navigation chart. Confirm access, hours and regulations before you go.

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Reach 1 of 2 · points 1–16South Prongs Access to Alley Spring Access

#PointTypeLat, LonNotes
1South Prongs Access
NPS u00b7 Highway Y
Access / boat ramp37.07819, -91.73718Upper put-in. The reach above Buck Hollow floats only on spring high water.
2Highway Y bridge at the Prongs
MO Y
Bridge crossing37.07798, -91.73752Crossing at the top of the floatable river.
3Chimney Rock SpringSpring37.07489, -91.72292Small spring below the Prongs.
4Barn Hollow Natural Area
Missouri Department of Conservation
Park / conservation area37.05283, -91.69514Natural area on the bluffs above the upper river.
5Highway 17 bridge at Buck Hollow
MO 17
Bridge crossing37.05625, -91.66812The usual upper put-in bridge.
6Buck Hollow Access
NPS u00b7 gravel launch
Access / boat ramp37.05620, -91.66833Start of the classic Buck Hollowu2013Alley Spring float, about 25 miles.
7Blue Spring Access
NPS u00b7 walk-in
Access / boat ramp37.05406, -91.63909Access beside the Jacks Fork's own Blue Spring.
8Blue Spring (Jacks Fork)Spring37.05494, -91.63778Spring on river left a few miles below Buck Hollow.
9Blue Spring Campsite
NPS u00b7 primitive
Campsite37.05450, -91.63820Primitive site by the spring.
10Rymer SpringSpring37.05813, -91.56619Spring at Rymers.
11Rymers Access
NPS u00b7 gravel road
Access / boat ramp37.06097, -91.56247Mid-float landing on the Buck Hollowu2013Alley run.
12Rymers Campsite
NPS u00b7 primitive
Campsite37.06058, -91.55886Primitive camping at Rymers.
13Bay Creek Access
NPS u00b7 gravel road
Access / boat ramp37.12109, -91.50458Access and campsite at the Bay Creek mouth, about 8 miles above Alley.
14Bay Creek Campsite
NPS u00b7 primitive
Campsite37.12148, -91.50513Primitive camping at Bay Creek.
15Alley Spring Campground
NPS u00b7 campground loops 1u20133 and walk-in sites
Campsite37.14740, -91.45353The big campground at Alley Spring; showers in season.
16Alley Spring Access
NPS u00b7 Highway 106
Access / boat ramp37.14795, -91.44489Landing at Alley Spring; the red mill and the spring are a short walk upstream on the spring branch.

Reach 2 of 2 · points 17–32Highway 106 bridge at Alley Spring to Two Rivers Landing (Current River)

#PointTypeLat, LonNotes
17Highway 106 bridge at Alley Spring
MO 106
Bridge crossing37.14824, -91.44319Crossing between Eminence and Alley.
18Burr Oak Access
NPS
Access / boat ramp37.14766, -91.44007Just below the Highway 106 bridge.
19Alley Spring Store
Camp store
Point of interest37.14334, -91.44190Supplies near the campground entrance.
20Circle B Campground
Private u00b7 Eminence
Campsite37.15518, -91.36701Campground and float outfitter on the edge of Eminence.
21Circle B Take-out
Private landing
Access / boat ramp37.15815, -91.36798Outfitter landing above town.
22Windy's Canoe Rentals
Canoe, kayak and raft rental
Outfitter / canoe rental37.15189, -91.35855Rentals and shuttles in Eminence.
23Highway 19 bridge at Eminence
MO 19 u00b7 Main Street
Bridge crossing37.15470, -91.35816The Eminence crossing; town is a block away.
24USGS 07066000 Jacks Fork at EminenceUSGS gauge37.15408, -91.35817The gauge behind the live flow on this page.
25Stewart's Landing
Eminence
Access / boat ramp37.15566, -91.35747Town landing above the bridge.
26Joshua T. Chilton Memorial Access
MDC u00b7 concrete ramp
Access / boat ramp37.15208, -91.35423Public boat ramp in Eminence; the last easy take-out before Two Rivers.
27Broken Arrowhead Campground
Private u00b7 Eminence
Campsite37.15179, -91.35600Riverside campground in town.
28Shawnee Creek Access
NPS u00b7 gravel road
Access / boat ramp37.17242, -91.30026Landing on the lower river, about 6 miles below Eminence.
29Fursman SpringSpring37.17114, -91.28806Spring near the confluence.
30Two Rivers Canoe Rental
Canoe, kayak and raft rental
Outfitter / canoe rental37.18956, -91.27673Rentals, shuttles and camping where the Jacks Fork meets the Current.
31Two Rivers Campground
NPS u00b7 campground
Campsite37.18948, -91.27559Campground at the confluence.
32Two Rivers Landing (Current River)
NPS
Access / boat ramp37.19051, -91.27479The Jacks Fork ends here at the Current River; take out just below the confluence.

Before you launch

Gauge: USGS 07066000 — Jacks Fork at Eminence, MO. Live flow on the web page.

Species: Rainbow Trout, Shadow Bass, Smallmouth Bass

Regulations: mdc.mo.gov/fishing/regulations

Emergency: call 911 and give the number of the nearest point on this map plus its coordinates.

Access notes

Buck Hollow (Highway 17): NPS access at the top of the spring float, upper river.
Blue Spring and Bay Creek: NPS gravel bar accesses in the canyon reach.
Alley Spring: NPS access, campground, and mill; the top of the reliable summer float.
Eminence (Highway 19): town access and ramp near the gauge.
Two Rivers: NPS access and campground at the confluence with the Current.

Seasons

March through May: the upper river floats and fishes best, wildflowers on the bluffs, cool water.
June: transitional; upper river dropping, lower river still strong from Alley Spring.
July and August: lower river only, warm and busy at Alley and Eminence on weekends, early launches recommended.
September through November: low and clear, wading the pools around Alley Spring, big fall smallmouth.

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