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High Divide-Bohemia Section

7.00 Miles
Location: T 23S, R 1E and T24S R 1E, WM, In Umpqua National Forest, NE of Roseburg off Forest Rd. 2422 (China Lake Rd.)
Type: Backcountry

Uses:
Agency: USDA Forest Service

The High Divide Trail-Bohemia Section is the remains of the historic Oakland Wagon Road, constructed in 1864-65 to provide gold prospectors and miners access from Oakland, Oregon to the booming Bohemi...

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High Wallowa Trail

2.00 Miles
Location: In Wallowa-Whitman National Forest on summit of Mt. Howard, accessed by gondola from Wallowa Lake.
Type: Nature Trail

Uses: Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running

Agency: USDA Forest Service

The High Wallowa Loop National Recreation Trail (#1813) is composed of a main loop trail and two side spurs going to the Royal Purple overlook and the northern overlook. All three trails total about 1...

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Historic Columbia River Hwy. State Trail

10.80 Miles
Location: Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
Type: Backcountry
Fitness Trail
Greenway

Uses: Bicycling (on pavement)
Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running

Agency: State

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Illinois River

8.00 Miles
Location: Siskiyou National Forest, Gold Beach Road, In Siskiyou National Forest, SE of Agness at Oak Flat trailhead.
Type: Backcountry

Uses: Bicycling (off pavement)
Camping
Camping
Dogs - On leash
Equestrian - Riding
Equestrian - Pack trips
Fishing
Swimming
Swimming - Diving/snorkeling
Wildlife Observation

Agency: USDA Forest Service

The Illinois River NRT is 8 miles long and goes from the trailhead at Oak Flat to Silver Creek. The trail enters the Kalmiopsis Wilderness at Connors Place, .5 miles before Silver Creek. The trail c...

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Jubilee Lake

3.00 Miles
Location: Umatilla National Forest, Walla Walla Road, In Umatilla National Forest, E of Pendleton, goes around lake from Jubilee Lake Campground.
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Agency: USDA Forest Service

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Lava Cast Forest

0.90 Miles
Location: Deschutes National Forest, In Decshutes National Forest, S of Bend on US 97.
Type:
Uses:
Agency: USDA Forest Service

The Lava Cast Forest Trail is a paved, barrier-free interpretive trail. The trail goes through a lava flow in which there are log casts of standing trees from when the lava flow occurred. There are ...

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Lava River

0.50 Miles
Location: In Willamette National Forest at McKenzie Pass on SR 242, W of Sisters.
Type:
Uses:
Agency: USDA Forest Service

This short, paved interpretive trail offers remarkable views of lava that flowed from Yapoah Crater. Interpretive signs share geologic information on the lava formations along the trail....

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Link River Nature Trail

0.80 Miles
Location: In Klamath Falls at the Link River Bird Sanctuary.
Type: Nature Trail

Uses: Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running
Wildlife Observation

Agency: Private

A short nature walk along Link River in Klamath Falls. A popular location for bird watching and nature viewing. Gives access to the falls that Klamath Falls was named after....

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Lower Macleay

0.86 Miles
Location: Forest Park, National Portland
Type:
Uses:
Agency: City, Town, or County

The Lower Macleay Trail is an oasis in the city. The trail follows Balch Creek along the floor of Balch Canyon. The creek is one of the few remaining perennial creeks in the City that support a heal...

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Maidu Lake

2.00 Miles
Location: Winema National Forest, In Winema National Forest, 12 mi. N of Crater Lake National Park.
Type: Backcountry

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

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Malheur River

8.00 Miles
Location: In Malheur National Forest along the Malheur River northwest of Drewsey.
Type: Backcountry

Uses: Camping
Dogs - On leash
Equestrian - Riding
Fishing
Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running
Swimming

Agency: USDA Forest Service

This National Recreation Trail follows a portion of the Malheur Wild and Scenic River in a deep forested canyon....

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McKenzie River Trail

25.90 Miles
Location: follows upper McKenzie River along SR 126
Type: Backcountry

Uses: Bicycling (off pavement)
Camping
Dogs - On leash
Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running

Agency: USDA Forest Service

The McKenzie River Trail provides an array of recreational opportunities including camping, fishing, photography, exploring, and wildlife viewing. The trail meanders along the upper McKenzie River for...

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Metolius-Windigo

120.00 Miles
Location: Deschutes National Forest
Type: Backcountry

Uses: Bicycling (off pavement)
Camping
Dogs - On leash
Equestrian - Riding
Equestrian - Pack trips
Equestrian - Other stock
Fishing
Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running

Agency: USDA Forest Service

The Metolius-Windigo Trail goes from the head of the Metolius River in the Sisters Ranger District, across the Bend-Fort Rock Ranger District and then down to Windigo Pass in the Crescent Ranger Distr...

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Middle Fork Trail

27.00 Miles
Location: Middle Fork Willamette River south of Hills Creek Reservoir. East of Oakridge.
Type: Backcountry

Uses: Bicycling (off pavement)
Equestrian - Riding
Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running

Agency:

This epic trail winds through stands of mixed conifer, cottonwood, and big leaf maple, which give the visitor many diverse views of changing ecosystems - from riparian zones to high elevation fir. Man...

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Mt. Bailey

5.00 Miles
Location: Diamond Lake Ranger District; Umpqua National Forest, In Umpqua National Forest Diamond Lake Recreation Area on Forest Rd. 2808, SW of Diamond Lake.
Type: Backcountry

Uses: Bicycling (off pavement)
Camping
Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running

Agency: USDA Forest Service

Accesses the peak of Mt. Baldy with a view of Diamond Lake and Mt. Thielsen. The trail begins on a lodgepole pine covered flat. From there you travel through open stands of mountain hemlock and true ...

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