Oakridge, Oregon · Lane County · Facility
This trailhead provides access to Eugene to Crest Trail #3559There are over seventeen access points to this trail. They are best described in a brochure available at the Middle Fork Ranger District or by clicking here. At least ten of the access points utilize existing trailheads.
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This trailhead provides access to Eugene to Crest Trail #3559There are over seventeen access points to this trail. They are best described in a brochure available at the Middle Fork Ranger District or by clicking here. At least ten of the access points utilize existing trailheads.
There are over seventeen access points to this trail. They are best described in a brochure available at the Middle Fork Ranger District or by clicking here. At least ten of the access points utilize existing trailheads.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Eugene to Crest Trailhead #4? A few things to know before you go:
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