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Collier Bar Trail Content provided by   Wildernet
Quick Facts
Low Point:  400 Feet
Trail Number:  1,182
High Point:  1,000 Feet
Difficulty:  Difficult
Usage:  Light
Length:  3.2 Miles
Reservation:  No
Season:  Spring - Fall
Directions
From Grant's Pass, Travel south on Highway 199 (Redwood Hwy.) to Selma. Turn right and go west on Josephine County Road 5070 to Forest Service Road 4103. The road is paved, but at the junction with road 4105, it is dirt to the trailhead for the Illinois River Trail #1161. Collier Bar Trail can be accessed from this trail. High clearance vehicles are recommended beyond McCaleb Ranch.
Location Information
Collier Bar Trail provides access to the Illinois River at Collier Bar. Getting down to the river is the easy part; the hike back out is steep and strenuous. The trail is accessed from the Illinois River Trail #1161, which can be accessed from Oak Flat (near Selma) of from Agness. It is easier from Agness, but the spectacular views along the hike from Oak Flat will be missed. At Collier Bar, the trail connects to the Pupps Camp Was Trail #1174. Finally, the trail features various wildflowers in bloom during late May through June.
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