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Fremont NRT #160

Location	Fremont National Forest, In Fremont National Forest, SW of Summer Lake, parallel to SR 31 W of Paisley.
State(s)	Oregon
Counties	Lake
Type	Backcountry
Length	134.00 Miles / 215.65 Km	Loop Trail?	No
Allowed Uses	Bicycling (on pavement) Bicycling (off pavement) Camping Camping Dogs - Mushing Dogs - On leash Equestrian - Riding Equestrian - Pack trips Equestrian - Other stock Fishing Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running
Agency	USDA Forest Service
Entry Fee?	No	Parking Fee?	No

Description

This trail, also known as the Southern Oregon Intertie Trail, traverses the Fremont National Forest from north to south for 134 miles. Much of it is along the interface between the high desert of the northwestern Great Basin and the Cascade Mountains. Numerous mountain peaks and distant panoramas are found along the edge of the route. The trail also travels for 30 miles along the edge of a 2000' high fault block on Winter Rim. Open Ponderosa Pine forests and outstanding scenery are found throughout this trail. A six mile gap in this trail will be finished in 2002.

Visitor Information

Seasonal Information

Date Opens: 1/1 - Date Closes: 12/31

Open 24 Hours

Directions

Not Available

Additional Information

Width: feet, 18 inches.

Primary Surface: Soil
Secondary Surface: Soil, compacted

Average Grade: 6%

Elevation Low Point: 4810

Elevation High Point: 8196

Year Designated: 1979

Date Last Updated: 06/21/2011

Contact Information

Trail management:
Larry Hills
Fremont National Forest
HC 10, Box 337
Lakeview , OR 97630
(541) 947-6313
fremont_winema_receptionist@fs.fed.us
http://www.fs.fed.us/r6/fremont/

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