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| Black Rock Creek Trail |
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Length:
1.4 Miles
Trail Number:
1,478
Low Point:
4,800 Feet
High Point:
5,750 Feet
Difficulty:
Moderate
Elevation Gain:
950 Feet
Reservation:
No
Season:
Summer - Fall
From Roseburg, Travel east on Highway 138 to Road 28, the Big Camas road, at Copeland Creek. Follow 28 for 13.7 miles and turn left onto Road 2715-950. Follow 2715-950 for approximately two miles and turn left onto Road 2715-980. Follow 2715-980 about 1/2 mile to the trailhead on right.
Location Information
Black Rock Creek Trail traverses dense and open timber stands, lush meadows, and small seasonal streams. The huge Black Rock Meadow with water and a myriad of wildflowers can be seen from the trail and is a good choice for camping. The west trailhead is near Rolling Grounds, a popular spot for elk.
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