One of my favorite parts of the Ouachita Trail to walk is the 1.6 or so mile stretch of Section 1 between Horsethief Springs and Forest Road 6014 (to the east). This is on Winding Stair Mountain (Ouachita National Forest, LeFlore County, Oklahoma).
It’s easy to get to, and it’s an enjoyable scenic hillside walk on a part of the trail that’s usually in good condition. Much of it is lined with interesting rocks.
My full profile of this stretch (along with the part over to Winding Stair Trailhead) is in this post.
These are some additional photos from my hike on this part of the Ouachita Trail on November 14, 2015.
Photo Gallery
Click below for full-screen photo gallery of these pics plus more from my October 15, 2015 hike between Horsethief Springs and Winding Stair Trailhead.
4 replies on “Ouachita Trail 01: Pics of Horsethief Springs to FR 6014 (19.9 – 21.7)”
Mike, These are fabulous fall pictures of the OT! Would you have any objection if I shared to the FoOT Facebook page? I would, of course, give you photo credit.
Marty
Marty, Thanks for the kind comments. (I’ve also sent you an email.) Mike
Can you ride bicycles on the trail?
I think it permitted in this area but it might be very hard to due to it being a rocky trail.
4 replies on “Ouachita Trail 01: Pics of Horsethief Springs to FR 6014 (19.9 – 21.7)”
Mike, These are fabulous fall pictures of the OT! Would you have any objection if I shared to the FoOT Facebook page? I would, of course, give you photo credit.
Marty
Marty, Thanks for the kind comments. (I’ve also sent you an email.) Mike
Can you ride bicycles on the trail?
I think it permitted in this area but it might be very hard to due to it being a rocky trail.