Seiad Valley, Oregon · Jackson County · Facility
Seattle Bar is primarily a trailhead and horse staging area for the nearby Applegate Lake trail system and the Stein Butte / Elliott Creek Ridge OHV trail system. Easy access to Applegate Lake activities and ample picnic opportunities are also available. Facilities5 picnic sitesNo fire pitNo drinking waterVault toiletG…
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Seattle Bar is primarily a trailhead and horse staging area for the nearby Applegate Lake trail system and the Stein Butte / Elliott Creek Ridge OHV trail system. Easy access to Applegate Lake activities and ample picnic opportunities are also available. Facilities5 picnic sitesNo fire pitNo drinking waterVault toiletGarbage disposal during operating season
From Jacksonville, OR, travel south for 6.5 miles on Highway 238 to Ruch, OR. Turn left on Upper Applegate Road (County Road 859) and continue south past Applegate Lake and turn Left on to County Road 777. Continue about 1 mile to Seattle Bar.
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