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East channel of Reece Creek. Most of the year it can be crossed by stepping stone to stone without getting wet.
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Not necessary, but there are several ways to make this traverse a bit more technical!
Ouachita Trail crossing Reece Creek, which is divided into 3 branches. The middle (shown here) and east branches are almost always flowing. West branch flows only after rains. Reece Creek can be difficult after major rainfall.
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John Carroll
Nov 8, 2018 near Mayflower, AR
“East channel of Reece Creek. Most of the year it can be crossed by stepping stone to stone without getting wet.”  

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East channel of Reece Creek. Most of the year it can be crossed by stepping stone to stone without getting wet.
Ouachita Trail crossing Reece Creek, which is divided into 3 branches. The middle (shown here) and east branches are almost always flowing. West branch flows only after rains. Reece Creek can be difficult after major rainfall.
Reece Creek divides into three channels where the Ouachita Trail crosses. This is the middle channel.
Spur trail up to Penny Campsite. The nearest running water is Reece Creek.
Enormous pile of sawdust left from an historic sawmill that was here many years ago. The pile of sawdust is all that is left.
Lake Maumelle view, reached by a short spur trail just before the 218 OT mile marker
Looking back at the traverse.
Not necessary, but there are several ways to make this traverse a bit more technical!
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