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Succor Creek State Natural Area
An isolated rocky canyon eclipses geologic treasures beneath burnt brown sugar earth.
Come here to relish the nearby Owyhee Reservoir's alligator green lake and chromatically vibrant volcanic designs. The 15-mile dirt road through Jordan Valley and Leslie Gulch is a sign. It means you're far away from civilization.
You can't even get cellphone reception in this park. The steep, brown walls of the gorge rise up on either side of you. Imagine millions of years ago when this creek was a huge inland river carving this landscape.
Look for thundereggs, which are Oregon's state rock. These are spherical geodes that have crystalline minerals inside. Crack them open carefully. As you hunt for thundereggs, look out for raptors (the bird kind), bighorn sheep, and mule deer.
Your rustic
Come here to relish the nearby Owyhee Reservoir's alligator green lake and chromatically vibrant volcanic designs. The 15-mile dirt road through Jordan Valley and Leslie Gulch is a sign. It means you're far away from civilization.
You can't even get cellphone reception in this park. The steep, brown walls of the gorge rise up on either side of you. Imagine millions of years ago when this creek was a huge inland river carving this landscape.
Look for thundereggs, which are Oregon's state rock. These are spherical geodes that have crystalline minerals inside. Crack them open carefully. As you hunt for thundereggs, look out for raptors (the bird kind), bighorn sheep, and mule deer.
Your rustic campsite serves as a great launching point for longer hikes. Check out the Honeycombs area or Painted Canyon.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Succor Creek State Natural Area
8 primitive campsites and a vault toilet can be found on the other end of a 15 mile gravel road that shoots off of Oregon 201. Additionally, 15 walk-in sites are available on the east side of the creek. No potable water to be had at Succor Creek. This place calls for preparedness camping. Bring enough water to satiate in the fierce conditions of a Read more...
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