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| North Umpqua Trail (Dread and Terror Segment) |
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Low Point:
2,800 Feet
Length:
13.0 Miles
High Point:
4,100 Feet
Difficulty:
Moderate
Trail Number:
1,414
Elevation Gain:
1,300 Feet
Reservation:
No
Season:
Mid-June - October
From Roseburg, Western Trailhead) Travel east on Hwy. 138 and turn onto FS Road 34. Follow 34 for 2.2 miles and turn right on Forest Service Road 3401. Follow 3401 for .7 miles to the Hot Spring Trailhead on the left. This trailhead has parking for up to 10 vehicles and up to 3 horse trailers. Restrooms are available.Eastern Trailhead) Travel east on Highway 138 and turn onto Forest Service Road 2610 (Lemolo Lake Road). Follow 2610 for 5.5 miles across the dam which forms Lemolo Lake. Turn left onto FS Road 2610-600 (Birds Point Road). Follow 2610-600 about another half mile to the White Mule Trailhead on the left. Parking is available for 3 standard vehicles and very tight for horse trailers. No restroom facilities.
Location Information
The Dread and Terror Segment of the North Umpqua Trail skirts the North Umpqua River. Unusual features include towering old growth trees, unique rock formations and springs roaring from beneath the trail into the river. This trail segment is not recommended for mountain bike or horse use due to the very narrow section on steep ground.
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