Sumpter, Oregon · Grant County · Facility
Provides access to: Crane Creek Trail #3011 and North Crane Trail #3171 which access North Fork John Day Wilderness.Directions: From Granite, OR take Forest Road 73 north for about 6.5 miles to the trailhead on the west side of the road.There is a large, fenced parking area with 1 dispersed campsite and interpretive si…
Provides access to: Crane Creek Trail #3011 and North Crane Trail #3171 which access North Fork John Day Wilderness.Directions: From Granite, OR take Forest Road 73 north for about 6.5 miles to the trailhead on the west side of the road.There is a large, fenced parking area with 1 dispersed campsite and interpretive signs. This site is directly adjacent to the Elkhorn National Scenic Byway.
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