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Supplemental notes and updates for hikes in this book. *Trail condition updates are not extensive, but rather are meant to inform you if an area is closed or there are significant known changes to the information in "Oregon's Ancient Forests: A hiking guide." Contact the author Chandra LeGue at cl@oregonwild.org with any questions.
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RegionHike #Hike nameUpdates and NotesDirection clarifications or correctionsNote date
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North Coast1Tillamook Head
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2Cape FalconIt is not noted in the hike description, but this trail can be quite muddy and a little slippery, especially in the spring and fall. September 2019
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3Cape Lookout
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4Munson Creek Falls
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Central Coast Range5Drift Creek Wilderness
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6Marys Peak: East Ridge-Tie Trail Loop
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7Cape Perpetua and Gwynn CreekThis area was designated as part of Old Growth Forest Network in July 2019.August 2020
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8PAWN GroveJust past the hemlock noted in the book (at sign post #9) a large tree fell along the trail. The trail now follows along the top of the downed tree.September 2021
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9Kentucky FallsFollowing this sentence: "Continue 2.8 miles and then veer right onto Forest Road 919", for added clarity, there is a sign at this turn that marks FR 23.October 2020
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South Coast & Kalmiopsis10Coquille River Falls
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11Humbug Mountain State ParkIn 2019, some trees near the summit were felled to improve the view. This was followed by trees being toppled by the wind, resulting in the loss of many large trees and changing the nature of the summit area as described in the book. See this blog for more information. March 2020
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12Shrader Old Growth Grove
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sidebarLobster Creek Myrtle GroveIn 2019, the big tree described in this sidebar was crushed by surrounding trees in a storm and the grove looks different than how it is described in the book. September 2019
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13Lower Rogue River
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14Illinois River Trail: Buzzard's Roost
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15Babyfoot Lake
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16Redwood Nature Trail
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17Oregon Redwoods Trail
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Siskiyou Crest18Oregon Caves National Monument
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19Sucker Creek
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20Collings Mountain
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21Grizzly Peak
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22Pacific Crest Trail: Hyatt Lake
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23Pacific Crest Trail: Green Springs Summit to Hobart Bluff
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Mount Hood24Lost Lake
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25Salmon River
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26Barlow Pass
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27Boulder Creek and Boulder LakeThere is now a composting toilet near the shore of Boulder Lake - just look for signs. August 2022
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28Fifteenmile Creek
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Clackamas-Santiam29Clackamas Riverside TrailWithin footprint of 2020 Riverside fire. Closed indefinitely.October 2022
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30Memaloose LakeWithin footprint of 2020 Riverside fire. Road remains Closed.October 2022
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31Bagby Hot SpringsClosed due to nearby Riverside fire. Likely to reopen in 2023.October 2022
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32Opal CreekThis area was designated as part of Old Growth Forest Network in July 2019. Within footprint of 2020 Beachie Creek fire. Closed.October 2022
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33South Fork BreitenbushWithin footprint of 2020 Lionshead fire. Remains closed.October 2022
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34Crabtree Valley
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35Three Pyramids
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36House Rock
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37Echo BasinThe portion of the trail through the meadow is not well-maintained and can be wet, muddy, and hard to follow in places.
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Upper Willamette & McKenzie38Browder Ridge
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39Mckenzie River Trail: Fish Lake Creek to Great Spring
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40McKenzie River Trail: Carmen Reservoir to Tamolitch FallsRoad to Carmen Reservoir and parking area closed. Trail can be accessed just upstream from the Ice Cap Campground/Day Use Area.July 2021
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41Tidbits Mountain
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42Lookout Creek
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43Delta Old Growth Nature TrailWithin footprint of 2020 Holiday Farm fire. Permanently closed.October 2020
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44Shale RidgeTemporarily closed due to Cedar Creek fireSept. 2022
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45Goodman Creek
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46Patterson MountainStarting elevation is 4200 feet. In the directions, it should say "Drive up this gravel road 5 miles, staying to the right at the 'Y' at the half mile point and on the main road the rest of the way." The trailhead is marked "Lawler Trail."Sept. 2022
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47Larison Creek
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48Black CanyonClosed due to Cedar Creek fireSept. 2022
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49Island LakesClosed due to Cedar Creek fireSept. 2022
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50Rosary Lakes
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51Upper Middle Fork Willamette: Indigo Springs
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52Brice CreekThe second sentence of the directions should say "19 miles from the freeway" instead of "17 miles".May 2020
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53Fairview CreekSignificant down trees from 2019 snowstorm. May 2020
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Upper Umpqua54Wolf Creek Falls
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55Tokatee & Watson Falls
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56Twin Lakes
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57Yellow Jacket Glade
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58Cripple Camp
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59Upper Cow Creek
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South Cascades60Upper Rogue River Trail: Takelma and Rogue Gorges
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61Union Creek
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62South Fork Rogue River
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63Cherry Creek
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64Brown Mountain
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Central Oregon65Metolius River
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66Benham Falls
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67Cultus River & Benchmark Butte
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68Mill Creek Wilderness
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69Lookout MountainThe sign at the trailhead says "Mother Lode Mine Trailhead." For clarity, the loop directions in the last paragraph should say "To complete the loop, descend from the ridgeline to the northeast, being careful to stay on Lookout Mountain Trail 808 TO THE RIGHT, and not following Trail 804 to the northwest."October 2019
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Klamath-Lakeview70Blue Jay Springs
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71Gearhart Mountain WildernessLookout Rock Trailhead closed due to Bootleg fireOctober 2022
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72Augur CreekClosed due to Bootleg fireMay 2022
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73Cottonwood Meadows LakeOpen, but some access and connecting trails may be closed due to Bootleg fireMay 2022
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Northern Blue Mountains74North Fork Walla Walla
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75South Fork Walla WallaClosed due to flood damage. See https://www.blm.gov/visit/south-fork-walla-walla-river-acecOctober 2022
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76North Fork Umatilla
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77Buck Creek
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78Dutch Flat Creek
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79South Fork Desolation Creek
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Blue Mountains80Magone Lake
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81Swick Old Growth Grove
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82Strawberry Lake
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83Sheep Creek
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84North Fork Malheur River
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85Malheur River Canyon
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86Myrtle Creek
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Wallowas87Hells Canyon National Recreation Area: Corral Creek
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88Cougar Ridge
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89North Fork Catherine Creek
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90Imnaha River
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