Seneca, Oregon · Grant County · Facility
Established in an old growth ponderosa pine stand, this area includes a short barrier-free trail with interpretive signs, longer trail through additional old growth area, a parking area, picnic table and barrier free toilet. The trail allows visitors to learn about old growth ponderosa pine stands first hand while enjo…
Established in an old growth ponderosa pine stand, this area includes a short barrier-free trail with interpretive signs, longer trail through additional old growth area, a parking area, picnic table and barrier free toilet. The trail allows visitors to learn about old growth ponderosa pine stands first hand while enjoying a beautiful, easy hike.
From the town of John Day, OR., travel south on US Highway 395 approximately 15 miles, the trailhead is on the left.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Swick Old Growth Interpretive Site? A few things to know before you go:
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