Umpqua National Forest
National Forest · Roseburg, Oregon
About 984,000 acres on the western slope of the Cascades between Eugene and Crater Lake, and the forest that the North Umpqua River runs through. That river is the point: a Wild and Scenic stretch famous among fly fishermen for wild summer steelhead, running green over bedrock past a string of waterfalls, with the 79-mile North Umpqua Trail alongside it. Toketee, Watson and Susan Creek falls are all within a few miles of the highway, as are several undeveloped hot springs.
777 Northwest Garden Valley Boulevard, Roseburg, Oregon, 97471, United States
FREE and open 24 hours a day, year round across about 984,000 acres, though the higher sections and Diamond Lake close for snow in winter. A Northwest Forest Pass is required at most developed trailheads including Toketee Falls and Umpqua Hot Springs; campgrounds are seasonal and reservable. ⚠ THE NORTH UMPQUA IS FLY-ONLY WATER FOR 34 MILES with regulations that differ from the rest of Oregon. ⚠ RECENT WILDFIRES, INCLUDING ARCHIE CREEK IN 2020, BURNED LONG STRETCHES OF THE NORTH UMPQUA CORRIDOR and some trails and campgrounds remain closed or altered - check before relying on a specific site.
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