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oakridgechamber.com 1 Welcome to Oakridge & Westfir Discover the inspiring beauty and endless recreation opportunities in the mountain community of Oakridge and Westfir, Oregon. Located less than an hour from Eugene-Springfield and the I-5 corridor, the area offers world-class mountain biking trails, hiking, water sports, fishing, festivals, winter sports, restaurants and lodging year round. Immerse yourself in the lush landscape of the Cascade Mountains. Relax on a drive along the Aufderheide Scenic Byway. Walk through towering old growth forest and witness magnificent Salt Creek Falls. Take to the singletrack trails on an exhilarating mountain bike ride or hike to a summit view of Diamond Peak. Fish the clear running currents of the Middle and North forks of the Willamette River or canoe the emerald waters of Hills Creek Lake. Above the fog and below the snow, Oakridge and Westfir offer a memorable journey into the heart of the Cascades.

We Speak Oakridge We hope we are able to make your visit more enjoyable by offering local expertise in areas of recreational interest. Whether you want to know where fish are biting, the best trail for your skill level, more about local history or anything else, the people of Oakridge and We Speak Westfir are excited to share their passions with you.

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Medford CA The Mountain Bike Capital of the NW Mountain bikers from far and wide put Oakridge on their list of “must- ride” venues. The region offers incredible diversity, with hundreds of miles of world-class singletrack on over 50 trails—most best-suited for intermediate and upper skill riders. The crown jewel of the Oakridge trails system is Alpine Trail, a 16-mile ride that skirts old growth forest and offers up tantalizing snowcap mountain vistas. You could easily spend weeks exploring Oakridge’s many trails—that’s why many riders return each year. Contents 4-5 Don’t Miss List 6-7 Favorite Hiking and Biking Trails 8-9 Kid Friendly Family Fun 10-11 Recreation Map 12-13 Oakridge and Westfir City Map 14-15 Let’s Go Camping & Fishing 16 Paddling 17-19 Business Directory

Cover photos: (top right, clockwise) Mountain bike ride on Alpine Trail, photo courtesy Chad Sagser; angler along the Middle Fork Willamette River, PHOTO BY MATT STANSBERRY of OregonFlyFishingBlog.com and Caddisflyshop.com; summer kayaking near Oakridge, photo ANDREW KIM; kids exploring, BY Shawn Litson; and catching air, winter snowboarding.

Photo left: Enjoying a ride on Young’s Rock Trail on a perfect day.

oakridgechamber.com Chad Sage s er Designed by In House Graphics Inhousesalem.com 3 Don’t Miss List Office Covered Bridge Experiences & Attractions Aufderheide Office Covered Bridge Scenic Byway This 180 feet span is the longest covered Dedicated to the memory of a lifelong bridge in Oregon and the only one with champion of the Willamette National a secondary pedestrian lane. Located Forest, Robert Aufderheide, this 70- at the junction of Westfir and Westoak Willamette Pass mile stretch is part of the 220-mile roads in Westfir, it is also the location of West Cascades Scenic Byway and many trailheads along the North Fork of While perhaps not as well-known features old-growth trees, waterfalls, the Willamette River and the start of the as some of Oregon’s ski resorts, hot springs and wildflowers. Not Aufderheide Scenic Byway. Willamette Pass offers downhill skiers maintained for snow and ice. and snowboarders 555 acres of terrain Biking with a vertical drop of 1,563 feet. Skiers Willamette Fish Hatchery in the know love Willamette Pass for You probably know that Oakridge its short lift lines and easy proximity A visit to the Willamette Fish is the Mountain Bike Capital of the to Oakridge. You can ski during the Hatchery is fun for the whole family. Northwest, but did you know many day, or under the stars—or both, if your Feed the fish, walk the interpretive scenic paved roads are great for touring? legs are up for it! There are 12 miles of trail, play mini-golf, visit the natural Try Diamond Drive, the Aufderheide cross-country trails too, and tubing on history museum, see wood-carving Scenic Byway, Salmon Creek Road or the weekends. Check willamettepass.com for more challenging Brice Creek/Larison artworks, learn about the raising and the latest snow conditions. breeding of trout, Chinook salmon Rock Road from Cottage Grove. and steelhead. Free-fishing-day Uptown Business District weekend in June. Open year round. Salt Creek Falls Businesses in the ‘Old Town’ district of Oregon’s second highest waterfall Oakridge have transformed the main McCredie Hot Springs tumbles 286 feet in a 60 foot wide swath, street into an attractive walking district. just 20 minutes from Oakridge. A paved, Clothing optional at these Pick up a map and take a tour of the wheelchair-accessible path from the undeveloped geothermal springs historic plaques telling the story of the parking area makes getting to the falls with temps from 98-113° F. Located commercial origins of the neighborhood. easy for everyone. An unpaved trail leads between milepost 46-47, near Blue A guest house, bakery, brew pub, museum, to the bottom of the falls for a different Pool Campground off Hwy 58. barber shop, city library, post office, banks, perspective. A parking permit ($5), an and therapeutic massage studio are Interagency Pass or Northwest Forest Oakridge Museum among the businesses and services to be Pass is required. Open Saturday from 1-4 p.m. (and found in Uptown. by appointment (541) 782-2402), the Oakridge Museum is a treasure Zero Clearance Theater trove of community artifacts, early technologies, social and political This Oakridge-based community theater company uses only local history, and rare, one-of-a-kind performers and stages both classic and original works. Area high displays. school students often participate in productions, adding a youthful vitality. Local artists create sets, props and costumes. Recent productions include The Mousetrap and The Book of Murder.

4 EVENTS Mt. Bike Oregon Three full days of unequalled Tree Planting Festival singletrack riding in Oakridge A reminder of Oakridge’s past as a will leave you both exhausted and timber town, the festival features a replenished. Each day offers supported talent show, the Tree Planting Queen ride options. The campground sits on and her court, a parade, a running/ over nine acres along the bank of the walking race, and the planting refreshing Willamette River. For details of trees along a chosen street or and ride dates visit mtbikeoregon.com. park. Be here for all the small town

Kids Mt. Bike Oakridge DREILI N G fun. For dates visit facebook.com/ June 8 & September 14, 2014: Present by TreePlantingFestival. RA N DY Greater Oakridge Area Trail Stewards. Another picture perfect day for family fun. Concerts in the Park Bring the whole family and learn to Sugar Plum Festival The Siuslaw Bank Amphitheatre hosts shred some of the best of Oakridge, from This celebration is the perfect free or low-cost concerts in Greenwaters the pumptrack to the trails! Registration complement to Christmas in the Park, located at the southeast end of and all rides depart from Greenwaters Cascades. Shop for locally produced town. Shows—which feature local and Park at 9 a.m. Bring your own bikes, or arts and crafts while benefiting regional country, rock, blues, jazz and borrow one courtesy of Trips for Kids- local charities. Held first weekend in zydeco acts—are held every other week CAT. For more information, please see: December. For details and times visit throughout the summer. www.oakridgegoats.org/youth. us at oakridgechamber.com. Pioneer Picnic Keg and Cask Festival Christmas in the Cascades A celebration of the families of early Oakridge’s First Street is transformed pioneers that came through what into a festive outdoor beer and wine This annual event features carolers, would become Oakridge on their way tasting street fair—part pub, part bistro Santa, food and the annual lighting of to the Willamette Valley. See a historic and completely fun. This family-friendly the Office Covered Bridge in Westfir. play about the Lost Wagon Train, enjoy event has outdoor seating where tasters For details visit oakridgechamber.com. BBQ and live music. Held annually in may enjoy Oregon craft beers and (November/December) early July. wines. Musicians, children’s games, food vendors and arts and crafts dealers Haunted Bridge Festival Cascade Cream Puff round out the entertainment. Westfir will be holding its annual keg-caskfestival.blogspot.com A one-day, 100-mile mountain biking haunted bridge festival the third week (summer) race designed to challenge even the in October. This community event is most experienced mountain bikers. Fat 55 Oakridge held at the Westfir covered bridge park Routes vary. For details and ride dates and features the haunted bridge, a hay visit cascadecreampuff.com. (summer) Mountain Bike Marathon ride, games, food, music and a costume This 55-mile, point-to-point, cross contest. There is a small admission fee. Oakridge Ukulele Festival country mountain bike race on six sweet singletracks is a fund raiser for Greater For more information on area Oakridge, Oregon is an idyllic Oakridge Trail Stewards. For race date attractions and events visit setting for a music festival. Come visit fat55.com. (summer/fall) oakridgechamber.com and enjoy a weekend of lessons with great instructors, jamming with other ukelele players, and fun in Oregon’s best undiscovered mountain get-away. Kayak • Canoe • Paddle Board • Windsurf • Kite Board Entering its fourth year, the Oakridge Scuba • Snowmobiles • Airplane Rides Ukulele Festival is traditionally held on the first weekend in August. Evening Let the Adventure Begin! performances are open to the public and BEST PRICES local vendors sell hand made ukuleles and accessories. The Oakridge Lodge & Guest House is the organizer and RENTAL SHOP promoter of this annual event. OregonOutdoorSports.com Find more information at 541-554-7623 oakridge-lodge.com. Jet Ski • Weboard Boat • Party Barge Fishing Boat • Sail Boat • Toy Hauler • Motocross oakridgechamber.com 5 FAVORITE HIKING & BIKING TRAILS

See full trail map on pages 10-11. More detailed maps are available at the CHAD SAGESER Middle Fork Ranger District headquarters in Westfir and several local businesses, including Oregon Adventures and Willamette Mountain

North Salmon Creek Trail (C-4) to Fish Hatchery Road, turn right and Oregon ash trees. Views of over the railroad tracks and then left wildlife that populates the Middle into the gravel lot. Trail starts there. Fork of the Willamette River can This popular trail is the most family- The trail has many other access points, also be enjoyed. Oregon Swallowtail friendly one in the area. including Greenwaters Park via the butterflies dart about in late spring/ levy trail, or park at our amazing early summer. Please note, bikes are The main trailhead is only a .25 mile not allowed on this trail. ride outside the city of Oakridge. Willamette Fish Hatchery and walk or ride the trail and return for a picnic. Leaving Oakridge heading east, turn South Salmon Creek (C-4) left at the stop light onto Hwy 58. Mostly flat, the trail follows the north Head over the railroad overpass, take side of North Salmon Creek to Salmon a right at the bottom of the hill and Creek Falls, a 12-mile loop from town. This popular technical trail runs drive through Uptown Oakridge. After You can also connect to the more 4.5 miles along the south side of approximately 1.5 miles you will come challenging South Salmon Creek trail Salmon Creek. There’s some root via Forest Service Road 207, which jumping here and several short takes you back to the Willamette steep climbs, and great views of the Trail Difficulty ratings Fish Hatchery. creek. The main trailhead is just .05 EASY: Short trips or mostly level Perfect for a beginning rider or a mile outside of Oakridge. Leaving terrain or both. family outing. town, turn left at the stoplight on MODERATE: Longer trips, rougher Hwy 58. Head over the railroad terrain and some climbing. The Buckhead Nature Trail (A-3) overpass, take a right at the bottom DIFFICULT: Prolonged steep of the hill and drive 0.5 mile. Make climbing or are longer and more a right turn on Fish Hatchery remote. Previous experience helpful. Road and continue .25 mile to the TECHNICAL: Many rocks and roots This half-mile paved loop trail is Willamette Fish Hatchery. Hike to maneuver around. accessed from a small parking lot or ride to the back of the hatchery with restroom facilities located on EXTREME: No trail or difficult and follow the gravel road to where terrain with climbing. Previous the North Shore Road about 1.5 experience important. it dead ends at the trailhead. (The miles northwest of Westfir. The Adjacent to Rivers and Lakes gate may be closed; just hike or ride trail is wheelchair-accessible and around it.) NOTE: There’s another Elevation Accessible is equipped with interpretive signs much easier trail on the north side and several benches. The trail A Friendly Advisory: This booklet is intended to be a of the Creek—North Salmon Creek guide only. Trail conditions and skill levels vary. Please use loops through an open stand of Trail. This is recommended for less caution and appropriate equipment when enjoying the trails described in this booklet. When biking, please obey mature Douglas-fir, big leaf maple experienced riders. International Mountain Biking Association guidelines. For more information go to imba.com Photo above: Riders enjoy the rain forest atmosphere on the Salmon Creek Trail. 6 Jim Weaver Loop (H-5) international mountain biking association rules of the trail 1. Ride on Open Trails Only 2. Leave No Trace These guidelines for trail behavior are recognized Trail Courtesy 3. Control Your Bicycle Use a state highway map to get around the world. IMBA developed these rules to promote responsible and courteous conduct on 4. Yield to Others to the turn off for Waldo Lake. shared-use trails. Keep in mind that conventions for 5. Never Scare Animals Once on Waldo Lake Road either yielding and passing may vary depending on traffic 6. Plan Ahead drive to Shadow Bay or North Bay conditions and the intended use of the trail. campgrounds. The trail starts out of A more detailed version of these rules is located at imba.com/about/trail_rules.html these campgrounds. Set along the shores of this huge alpine lake, this trail affords Hikers will find this trail winds opportunity. Mountain bikers will backpackers with an opportunity through stands of mixed conifer, find the trail is smooth and fast, with to enjoy unspoiled natural beauty. cottonwood, and big leaf maple, breathtaking panoramic views. Once The lake is one of the purest in giving the visitor diverse views you hit the trail there are a couple of the world. Please be aware that of changing ecosystems. Many 3-mile climbs in the first mosquitoes can be pervasive trailheads offer opportunities for 7 miles, some minor technical parts, during spring and summer. Over shorter trips and several of the easily but the last 7 miles are mostly 150 miles of trail can be explored accessible riverside areas receive downhill. from here. However, some of these high use. Ample opportunities trails are in designated wilderness exist to view wildlife, flowers, and Eugene to Crest Trail (E-5) areas and are not open to bikes. portions of the Oregon Central Many lead to smaller alpine lakes, Military Wagon Road. Several cascading streams, volcanic peak sections of the trail are flat and can summits, and conifer groves. provide a scenic walk for even the This trail is very hard to find and Swimming is also very popular in youngest family member. Bring a we suggest if you plan to ride the clear, cold water. Check snow fishing pole, a picnic and water, and this on your own you stop by the conditions November through July. make it a daylong adventure! Willamette Mountain Mercantile This loop has now been designated for a map and advice or you can as an IMBA Epic ride. Alpine Trail (B-2) contact Oregon Adventures (541) 968-5397) for a shuttle Middle Fork National and/or guide. Recreation Trail (C-11) This trail is 16 miles long and tops Absolutely the toughest trail for out at approximately 4,800 feet mountain bikers. Technical, no elevation. Alpine Ridge separates water, bear grass meadows and the North Fork watershed from the alpine views as you ride through This trail has many starting points. Winberry and Fall Creek watershed burns of past forest fires. Purchase a more detailed area map or hire a shuttle/guide service. to the west. Hikers will also find this trail to be difficult. If you’re the adventurous This trail is technically difficult The trail is a moderate to difficult sort, you can hike technical miles the higher you go and moderately and traverses lush mature and and eventually make a steep strenuous, and for bikers consists old growth stands of Douglas-fir, descent to Black Meadows. primarily of singletrack. The trail managed plantations, with beautiful follows the river, as well as the rocky meadows full of wildflowers. Please use caution in hiking historic Oregon Central Military One of the area’s most popular or biking this rugged and Wagon Road. If you shuttle to the trails, it affords many vistas of the remote trail. top, your ride begins at over 5,000 surrounding ridges fading off to the feet and ends under 1,500 feet horizon. The snowcapped Diamond elevation. The ride just keeps going Peak as well as the more distant and going—mile after mile. This Three Sisters can occasionally is a favorite epic ride. It has many be seen. starting points that allow for a 5-40+ mile ride. Alpine Trail connects to the Tire Mountain Trail, which connects to The top of the Middle Fork Trail is the Clover Patch Trail, providing the gateway to a great trail system for an ambitious day hike loop that includes Indigo and June Lakes, Sawtooth, Cowhorn and other loops as you head southeast. oakridgechamber.com 7 KID FRIENDLY FAMILY FUN

Nature’s Playground Another must-see trail for kids is the Joe Goddard Nature The Oakridge/Westfir area is like a giant natural Trail, a 7 acre stand of old growth Douglas-fir, Western playground for kids. But fun isn’t all kids will discover red cedar, Western hemlock and Pacific yew trees. Kids here—they’ll also learn by being immersed in and will marvel at the size of these trees, which are thought to experiencing the natural environment first hand. There is range in age from 450 to 700 years old. Some of the largest so much to see, do and learn that it is hard to know where are over 150 feet tall and 100 inches in diameter. Before to start. Here are some favorites of local kids I know. heavy winds blew the tops off several trees, the tallest was measured at over 250 feet. Several signs mark different Buckhead Nature Trail in Westfir is a paved 0.5 mile plant species and broken or diseased trees, explaining what interpretive trail. Walking this loop, you’ll learn about the happened. There are rugged handmade picnic tables and vegetation, wildlife and history of the area as you read stools along the trail that are great for a picnic or rest. To the signs along the way. If one loop isn’t long enough, get there, follow Forest Road 24 out of Oakridge for about just continue around and enjoy the beauty and serenity of 13 miles, then take Forest Road 2421 for another 7 miles. this rarely used trail. To get there, travel on Westfir Road, The trailhead is at the Road 393 Bridge. making a left when you reach the Hemlock neighborhood (before the covered bridge). Turn left after you cross the Swimming holes are very popular on the North Fork of the river and follow the road, keeping left to go up and over Middle Fork Willamette River (NFMF) during the hot summer the railroad tracks, for just over 2 miles until you see the months. Unlike the Middle Fork which is dam controlled and trailhead on the left. stays pretty cold year round, the North Fork is free flowing and warms up as the water level drops throughout the summer. The old weigh station, just 0.5 mile up Forest Road 19, is a very popular area for families with young children as there is a nice beach, wading pools and not too much current. You can continue driving along Forest Road 19 to find several choices of swimming holes that boast huge jumping rocks, swimmable The Westfir Lodge and Restaurant is located in beautiful rapids, amazing views and refreshing water temperatures. It is Westfir, Oregon, situated on the North Fork of the Willamette common for kids to spot osprey and bald eagles, often fighting River, right across from the historic red “Office Bridge”. over fishing waters, right above their heads. In the late summer, blackberries abound and reward kids with a sweet juicy snack after their swim. Even when the water is low, lifejackets are always a good idea, especially if swimming in the current.

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8 Once most of the mosquito season has passed and the high lakes are ready to be visited, kids can take their fishing poles and try to catch some fish. Lakes offer an opportunity for kids to perfect their casting and provide endless entertainment. Stop by the Middle Fork Ranger station and choose from dozens of printed trail descriptions for this district. Some of our favorite kid lake hikes include Blue Lake, Happy Lake, Bobby Lake, Betty Lake, Swan Lake, the Erma Bell Lakes and Corrigan Lake. These are all relatively easy and range in length from 0.5 mile to just over 5 miles.

These are just a few things there are for kids to do in the Oakridge/Westifr area. Get those kids out there and start exploring! wn L it s o n

Willamette Hatchery offers a vast array of Sha outdoor activities for the whole family. An interpretive museum/fur bearer’s exhibit educates visitors on past Geocaching is a great way to explore Oakridge. and present fish hatchery practices, as well as types of The Oakridge/Westfir Edition of the Eugene, Cascades fish and wildlife found in Oregon. There is a display & Coast GeoTour showcases roaring rivers, old growth showing the various types of upland game birds found in forests, majestic lakes and sparkling waterfalls. Challenge Oregon. The hatchery has a 0.5 mile interpretive hiking yourself to find the caches while discovering your new trail, with information on various types of trees and favorite spot in Oregon. Let your GPS or smartphone lead plants found in the area. There is also a 9-hole miniature you to the 36 best trails, waterfalls, coves and campgrounds golf course depicting the life cycle of a salmon raised at between Willamette Pass in the Central Cascade Willamette Fish Hatchery which shows the obstacles a Mountains and the pastoral farmlands of Pleasant Hill on fish has to go through to get to the ocean. this family-friendly self-guided tour. All of this, along with the opportunity to see spring www.eugenecascadescoast.org/geocaching/ Chinook salmon, summer and winter steelhead, rainbow New to geocaching? It’s fun and easy to get started. trout and sturgeon. Find out how at www.geoaching.com.

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hink you’re ready to tackle some of Oakridge’ s many recreational Hiking Biking Campground Picnic Area Rock Climbing Paved Road T opportunities? Don’t forget to be prepared! Northwest Forest Passes, detailed maps, campground status information, OHV use status informa - Scenic View Look Out Boat Ramp Water Skiing Horses Permitted Gravel Road tion, fire restriction information and licenses required for Government Tower Lands are all available at the Middle Fork Ranger Station on Hwy 58 or Hiking Biking Campground call 541/782-2266. Fishing and Hunting Licenses are available at The Cross-Country Downhill OHV Use Area Snowmobile Bird Watching State Highway Skiing Skiing Area Sportsman Restaurant and Snow Park Permits are available at W illamette Boat Ramp Pass and W illamette Mountain Merchantile. Have fun! Information Look Out Hiking Biking Campground Tower Scenic View OHV Use Area BoatDownhill Ramp A B C D E F G H Information Look Out Cross-Country Skiing North Fork Trail To Hwy 126 & Tower 1939 Box Canyon Skiing Sno-Park McKenzie Bridge Scenic View OHV Use Area 1926 North Fork Guard Station SnowshoeingDownhill Rock Climbing Trail RECREATION Map & Horse Camp Campgrounds Cross-Country Skiing North Fork of the Picnic Area 1957 Skiing Sno-Park Paved Road Middle Fork 19 Kiahanie Black Canyon Horse Campground S-3 Horses Permitted 1802 19 Constitution Grove Snowshoeing Rock Climbing Willamette River Shady Dell Campground S-3 1 1912 1 Hiking Biking CampgroundWater Skiing North Sand Prairie Campground T-8 LEGENDPicnic Area Gravel Road Alpine Trail Skookum Creek Secret Campground T-10 Horses Permitted PavedBird W Roadatching Aufderheide National Boat Ramp Forest Scenic Byway 1934 Campers Flat Campground U-10 Hiking InformationBiking LookCampground Out Snowmobile Huckleberry Salmon Creek Falls Campground U- 4 Water Skiing Hot SpringTire Mountain Trail State Highway Tower Area Gravel Road Mountain Lookout Blue Pool Campground V- 5 OHVBird Use W atchingArea Willamette Information Scenic View Boat Ramp North Fork Three Sisters Sacandaga Campground V- 11 Look Out Downhill 1911 Huckleberry National Forest Snowmobile State Highway Trail Wilderness Kiahanie Campground W- 1 Cross-CountTower ry SkiingArea Hot Spring Flats OHV Area Scenic View Skiing OHV Use Area Sno-Park Waldo Lake 2 Blair Lake Campground W- 2 2 Middle Fork W SnowshoeingDownhill Rock Climbing Blair Lake Wilderness Indigo Springs Campground W- 11 Cross-Country Skiing 5821 Summit Lake Campground X-1 1 Skiing Sno-Park 1934 Taylor Burn Picnic Area Paved Road illamette River 1910 1912 720 Skookum Campground Y-1 Snowshoeing Rock Climbing Horses Permitted Alpine Trail Guard Station North W aldo Campground Z-4 North Shore Road 1931 Warm Springs Islet Campground Z-4 Picnic Area Water Skiing Paved Road Gravel Road Horses Permitted Bird Watching To Eugene Shadow Bay Campground Z-5 MAP NOT Gold Lake Campground Z-7 Black Canyon 19 Water Skiing Snowmobile GravelTO SCALE Road State Highway 3 2417 3 Odell Creek Campground Z-9 Area Hot Spring Buckhead North Fork 210 Bird Watching Trail Salmon Creek Pebble Bay Campground Z-9 Nature Area 2424 Crescent Lake Campground Z-11 Snowmobile State Highway 24 Area Hot Spring 1928 Waldo Tranquil Cove Campground Y-11 Mountain Trail Sunset Cove Campground Z-9 Safety first! Information on trail conditions and hazards: Flat Creek Trail Westfir Tie Trail Princess Creek Campground Z-9 2408 Trail Portal and Trapper Creek Campground Y-9 Willamette National Forest Covered Bridge Salmon Creek Falls North Waldo North Salmon 5850 Creek Trail fs.usda.gov/willamette Golf 207 Harralson Picnic Areas 4 Middle Fork Course Black Creek Waldo 4 Horse Camp Greenwaters Park T-5 Click Current Conditions link and choose Middlefork Ranger Ranger District South Salmon The Wall Mountain Lookout Oakridge Creek Trail Larison Cove Picnic Area T-6 District. For more information on passes, permits and current Fish Hatchery Heckletooth Islet C.T . Beach Picnic Area/Boat Ramp U- 5 conditions call the Middlefork Ranger Station: (541) 782-2283. Ferrin Trail Salt Creek Falls X-8 Greenwaters Park 5871 Waldo Lake Cline Clark Picnic Area T-6 Eugene to Crest Trail 2421 Resorts Larison 5 Larison Rock Hills Creek Jim Weaver 5 Odell Lake Resort Z-10 3,607 feet Rock Trail Loop Shelter Cove Resort Y-9 Wetlands Blue Pool Trails 2102 CT Beach McCredie Hot Springs Tire Mountain Trail S-2 Cline North Alpine Trail T-1 Clark Shadow Bay 101 Hills Creek Joe Goddard Old Alpine Trail T-2 Reservior 5883 North Fork Trail T-3 Larison Cove Growth Grove 6 Betty 6 Larison Rock Trail T-5 Larison 23 Larison Creek Trail T-6 Creek Trail Tufti Lake Trail Creek Trail Betty Middle Fork Trail T-9 Packard Creek Lake Joe Goddard Nature Trail X-5 Flat Creek Trail U- 3 Fuji Mountain Rigdon Fitness Trail U- 4 7,144 feet Fuji Mountain 5897 Salmon Creek Trail U- 4 Salt Creek & Mount Ray Trails Tufti Creek Trail U- 6 7 7 Moon Point Trail U- 9 Young’ s Rock Trail U-10 2118 Hills Creek Aubrey Mountain Trail U- 4 Waldo Sno-Park Gold Lake W aldo Lake Trail Y-5

21 Fuji Mountain Trail Y-7 22 Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail Z-8 Willamette To Cottage Grove National Scenic Betty Lake Trail Z-6 Bingham Salt Creek Falls Pass Resort Trail Boat Ramp Willamette & Sno-Park Places to Visit 8 Umqua Gold Lake Sno-Park 8 Sand Prairie National Forest Larison Rock V iewpoint T-5 National Forest 5899 Aufderheide National Scenic Byway U- 1 Paradise on Princess Creek Fish Hatcher y, Museum/Educational Mini Golf U- 4 Huckleberr y Mountain Lookout V- 2 Trapper Creek Sunset 5850 Hemlock Butte Odell Lake Wa rner Mountain Lookout U- 9 5,804 feet Cove Salt Creek Falls X-8 World Class Shelter Cove Resort Diamond Peak X-1 0 9 Pebble Bay To Hwy 97, 9 Fuji Mountain Y-7 Bend, Klamath W aldo Mountain Lookout Y-4 Singletrack Warner Falls & Crater Lake Huckleberr y Flat OHV Area V- 2 N Mtn. Lookout Odell Creek W illamette Pass Ski Area Z-8 Journey with Oregon Adventures on classic W aldo Lake W ilderness Area Y-2 singletrack in the Willamette National Forest! Rides 439 Diamond Peak W ilderness Area X-1 0 Diamond Peak Odell Lake Resort W estfir Covered Bridge S-4 feature old growth trees, lakes, rivers, amazing Moon Point & 23 Circle Bar Golf Course T-4 2127 2129 Wilderness mountain views and more. Three and five day tours, 10 Young’s Rock Trails 10 Greenwaters Park T-5 women’s weekend, 17K-in-a-Day (6 trails, 45 miles Diamond Peak Indigo Springs W- 10 8,744 feet 60 Joe Goddard Nature Trail (Old Growth Trees) X-6 of singletrack with 17,250 ft descent). Private group Salmon Creek Falls U- 4 38 Secret 21 tours. We have our own private campground on the Crescent Lake Sno-Park Trapper Creek Kokanee Spawn (Sept. - Oct.) Y-9 To Steamboat, Indigo Springs Deschutes W illamette Pass Gondola Ride (Spring - Fall) Y-8 river. Trail side shuttle service (mid May-Oct) to the Hwy 138 & Roseburg Campers Flat Crescent Lake Resort Middle Fork National Forest Salt Creek Falls Birding Site X-8 Middle Fork 21 Crescent Lake Hills Creek W etlands T-5 world famous Alpine Trail and others. Also541-968-5397 check out National Recreation Trail Willamette River 11 11 Flagstone Rock Climbing Area U- 1 our famouswww.oregon-adventures.com Double and Triple shuttles. Sacandage Crescent Lake Tours June - September Summit Lake Tranquil Cove oregon-adventures.com • 541-968-5397 Map is n ot to scale. Tandy Bay, Spring & Cortorta This map is partially funded by a matching grant from Travel Oregon. Map design by Polaris, Inc. - Corporate Offices located in Springfield, OR. 10 A B C D E F G H Recreation Opportunities

A B C D E F G H North Fork Trail To Hwy 126 & 1939 Box Canyon McKenzie Bridge 1926 North Fork Guard Station Trail & Horse Camp Campgrounds

North Fork of the 1957 Middle Fork 19 Kiahanie Black Canyon Horse Campground S-3 1802 19 Constitution Grove 1 Willamette River 1 Shady Dell Campground S-3 1912 North Sand Prairie Campground T-8 Alpine Trail Skookum Creek Secret Campground T-10 Aufderheide National Forest Scenic Byway 1934 Campers Flat Campground U-10 Huckleberry Salmon Creek Falls Campground U- 4 Tire Mountain Trail Mountain Lookout Willamette Blue Pool Campground V- 5 North Fork Three Sisters Sacandaga Campground V- 11 1911 Trail Huckleberry National Forest Wilderness Kiahanie Campground W- 1 Flats OHV Area Waldo Lake 2 Blair Lake Campground W- 2 2 Middle Fork W Blair Lake Wilderness Indigo Springs Campground W- 11 5821 Summit Lake Campground X-1 1 1934 Taylor Burn illamette River 1910 1912 720 Skookum Campground Y- 1 Alpine Trail Guard Station North W aldo Campground Z-4 North Shore Road 1931 Warm Springs Islet Campground Z-4 To Eugene Shadow Bay Campground Z-5 19 Gold Lake Campground Z-7 3 Black Canyon 2417 3 Odell Creek Campground Z-9 Buckhead North Fork 210 Trail Salmon Creek Pebble Bay Campground Z-9 Nature Area 24 2424 Crescent Lake Campground Z-11 1928 Waldo Tranquil Cove Campground Y-11 Mountain Trail Sunset Cove Campground Z-9 Flat Creek Trail Westfir Tie Trail Princess Creek Campground Z-9 2408 Trail Portal and Trapper Creek Campground Y- 9 Covered Bridge Salmon Creek Falls North Waldo North Salmon 5850 Creek Trail Golf 207 Harralson Picnic Areas 4 Middle Fork Course Black Creek Waldo 4 Horse Camp Greenwaters Park T-5 Ranger District South Salmon The Wall Mountain Lookout Oakridge Creek Trail Larison Cove Picnic Area T-6

Fish Hatchery Heckletooth Islet C.T . Beach Picnic Area/Boat Ramp U- 5 Ferrin Trail Salt Creek Falls X-8 Greenwaters Park 5871 Waldo Lake Cline Clark Picnic Area T-6 Eugene to Crest Trail 2421 Resorts Larison 5 Larison Rock Hills Creek Jim Weaver 5 Odell Lake Resort Z-10 3,607 feet Rock Trail Loop Shelter Cove Resort Y-9 Wetlands Blue Pool Trails 2102 CT Beach McCredie Hot Springs Tire Mountain Trail S-2 Cline North Alpine Trail T-1 Clark Shadow Bay 101 Hills Creek Joe Goddard Old Alpine Trail T-2 Reservior 5883 North Fork Trail T-3 Larison Cove Growth Grove 6 Betty 6 Larison Rock Trail T-5 Larison 23 Larison Creek Trail T-6 Creek Trail Tufti Lake Trail Creek Trail Betty Middle Fork Trail T-9 Packard Creek Lake Joe Goddard Nature Trail X-5 Flat Creek Trail U- 3 Fuji Mountain Rigdon Fitness Trail U- 4 7,144 feet Fuji Mountain 5897 Salmon Creek Trail U- 4 Salt Creek & Mount Ray Trails Tufti Creek Trail U- 6 7 7 Moon Point Trail U- 9 Young’ s Rock Trail U-10 2118 Hills Creek Aubrey Mountain Trail U- 4 Waldo Sno-Park Gold Lake W aldo Lake Trail Y-5

21 Salmon Creek Falls U- 4 38 Secret Crescent Lake Sno-Park Trapper Creek Kokanee Spawn (Sept. - Oct.) Y-9 To Steamboat, Indigo Springs Deschutes W illamette Pass Gondola Ride (Spring - Fall) Y-8 Hwy 138 & Roseburg Campers Flat Crescent Lake Resort Middle Fork National Forest Salt Creek Falls Birding Site X-8 Middle Fork 21 Crescent Lake Hills Creek W etlands T-5 National Recreation Trail Willamette River 11 Sacandage 11 Flagstone Rock Climbing Area U- 1 Crescent Lake Summit Lake Tranquil Cove Map is n ot to scale.

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State St Fish Rainbow Rd Osprey Hills St Salmon Creek Hatchery WESTFIR Park Park Nestled along the lower portions of the OAKRIDGE Hills St Middle Fork of the Willamette River narrow North Fork River valley just above Those who have discovered Fairy Glen Salmon Creek its confluence with the Middle Fork of the Oakridge know they have found 58 Willamette River, Westfir is located about one paradise. Nestled in a valley surrounded by Industrial Pky Oakridge mile east of State Highway 58 and is a four- lakes, rivers and the Willamette National Forest, the city offers both creature Odle Ln Industrial mile drive from Oakridge. comforts and natural wonders—the best of both worlds! Head northwest for Rest Area Park The Office Covered Bridge is the longest easy access to Eugene and Springfield; head southeast and enjoy the winter Amphitheater sports of the Willamette Pass area. Everywhere around you you’ll find hiking, in Oregon at 180 feet, and the only covered Greenwaters biking, boating, birding, hunting, fishing and just about any other form of Community To Klamath bridge that has a separate covered pedestrian Bldg. Park Falls walkway. The bridge connects the city and outdoor recreation you choose. Aufderheide Drive to the Westfir Portal—a full Above the Willamette Valley’s notorious fog but below the snow line, the service rest area for the Scenic Byway and a city boasts some of the best weather in Oregon. It is said that one sees the trailhead to several nearby trails. sun nearly every day in Oakridge.

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oakridgechamber.com 13 LET’S GO CAMPING Photo above: Waldo Lake is one of the purest lakes in the world and a true gem of the Cascades. &Katie Isacksen Camp Oakridge Packard Creek Campground (B 6) Because the communities of Oakridge and Packard Creek Campground is situated on a large flat beside Westfir are surrounded by public lands, there are Hills Creek Reservoir, approximately eight miles from Oakridge. many camping opportunities available only a This campground is extremely popular with families as it features short drive away. Five developed campgrounds a boat ramp, swimming area, picnic tables, toilets and drinking rest within a 30 minute drive of town, all on paved water. Much of the campground is handicap accessible; there roads. Nineteen other sites exist with the nearby is handicap parking at the boat ramp/swimming areas. The Middle Fork Ranger District of the Willamette swimming area has a log-boom around it and has buoys set around National Forest. it reminding boaters to slow down. Note: It can be very difficult to find a site if you arrive late on a Friday night, so reserve a site early, These sites cost between $5 to $18 a night, if possible. depending on available amenities. If you’ve grown accustomed to crowded campgrounds, Shadow Bay Campground (G6) you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the peaceful Shadow Bay Campground is located on a large bay at the south solitude you’ll encounter at these campgrounds end of Waldo Lake. This campground is less crowded than at through much of the year. North Waldo Campground. A hike to the South Shelter on the Shore Line Trail and then the Waldo Lake Trail #3590 is a pleasant If you’re seeking even more solitude, you might way to enjoy the natural beauty of the woods and the lake, as well consider the “dispersed camping” opportunities as a view of the snow-capped Sisters. To reach the campground, available in the greater Oakridge/Westfir region. travel 31 miles east of Oakridge and turn on Waldo Lake Road. Dispersed camping is the term used for camping Here you will find a boat ramp, toilets, water disposal sumps, a anywhere in the National Forest outside of a recycle center and drinking water. designated campground, and is generally allowed anywhere except within 100 feet of a lake, trail, Salmon Creek Falls Campground (C-4) or stream or where posted as closed. Dispersed This campground is located in a beautiful, lush, old growth forest camping is free, but please remember to practice right along Salmon Creek, located six miles east of downtown Leave No Trace camping. Oakridge on Forest Service Road 24. The rocky gorge-like area creates two small beautiful waterfalls and several deep pools which reflect the clear blue-green waters. Springtime brings a full range of wildflowers along the rocky banks as well as in the woods and meadows. Wild thimbleberries and hazelnuts abound in the summer. In years past, Salmon Creek supplied water for the City of Oakridge. The remains of some old wooden, wire-wrapped water pipes can still be seen. Today, the area is a favorite recreation spot for local residents as well as some more distant travelers. This campsite offers vault toilets, water, garbage receptacles and fire rings. Information on all the sites is available at fs.usda.gov/willamette. 14 A Winter Wonderland If your heart warms as the temperature gets cold, you’ll appreciate the many winter sports opportunities the Oakridge and Westfir region has to offer. Skiers and snowboarders enjoy the short lines and fluffy powder at Willamette Pass, less than 30 miles from Oakridge. There are also up to 12 miles of groomed and tracked cross country trails at Willamette Pass for Nordic aficionados, plus tubing for those who enjoy their thrills sitting down. (On that note—snowmobilers can find miles of great terrain at the nearby Hoodoo’s Crescent Lake Resort. A short ride (less than 30 miles) to the mountain, fewer people and reasonably priced accommodations only

FISHING NORM COYER sweeten the deal.) The Christmas season is a special & Fly fishing along the Middle Fork Willamette River. time for many to visit the Oakridge area. A number of special events commemorate the Yuletide, including Fish Oakridge a Christmas tree lighting in uptown Oakridge and the Greater Oakridge offers anglers a multitude of lighting of Westfir’s Office Bridge—the longest covered opportunities. If you enjoy lake fishing, wet a line in one bridge in Oregon. of four nearby reservoirs for crappie, largemouth bass or trout. In the late spring, steelhead and spring Chinook salmon arrive in good numbers in the Middle Fork of the Willamette River. These feisty fish, fresh from the sea, pack a powerful fight; hatchery fish also provide a centerpiece for a memorable barbecue. The Middle Fork is also one of western Oregon’s premiere trout fisheries. Fly anglers eager to “match the hatch” will find primarily wild fish—both cutthroat and rainbows—in the stretch between Lookout Point Reservoir and Hills Creek Reservoir. (Catch and release only, please!) Above Hills Creek, the river is regularly stocked with trout and is a great place to introduce new anglers to stream fishing…and to land the makings for a nice camp breakfast.

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The Oakridge/Westfir area is rich in paddling opportunities. trips and provides everything you will need from gear to From canoeing or paddle boarding on a scenic, high instruction. The fishing on the Middle Fork is outstanding as mountain lake to experiencing the thrill of the abundant well and the best way to fish it is from a boat. There are many whitewater opportunities, Oakridge is a paddling paradise. options for drift boaters along this stretch. For those looking For the lake lovers there are many easily accessible for more of a thrill there is abundant Class III, IV and even lakes in the area including Waldo Lake, Oregon’s second Class V in the area. Many of these runs are good in spring and largest and one of the purest in the world. It is a must for early summer. The North Fork of the Middle Fork Willamette canoeists, touring kayakers and paddle boarders. Camping (NFMF) offers rafters and kayakers a good range of accessible is available on the lake and there is a boat launch for non- Class III and IV whitewater. Most of the run is easily scouted motorized boats. Also, just outside of Oakridge lies Hills from the road and has easy access. Salmon and Hills Creek Creek Reservoir. Motorized boats are allowed here, but also offer classic Class IV runs set in stunning gorges. Hard- there are many coves that are great for paddling including shell kayaks feel most at home here. If you’re into Class V, Larison Cove Canoe area. Canoes and other watercraft look around and you will find opportunities. can be rented from two locations in Oakridge. Oregon Outdoor Sports and Upstream Adventures offer daily and weekly rentals. The Middle Fork Ranger Station has maps available. Lakes are most enjoyable in summer and fall. For the river runners there is a wide range of options. The Middle Fork of the Willamette runs right through town and offers year round Class II whitewater. This is a popular run for rafts, inflatable kayaks, hard-shell kayaks and drift boats. For those without experience, take a guided trip down the river. Upstream Adventures offers half-day and full-day

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16 Business Directory These Chamber business members support local events, local charities and publications such as this one. Please patronize members of the Oakridge/ Westfir Area Chamber of Commerce so they can continue to serve local residents, visitors and people new to our communities.

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