The Ukiah-Dale Forest Scenic Corridor shadows the radiant currents of the John Day River and Camas Creek, taking you through a maze of Douglas fir and Western larch towards ideal fishing, wandering, picnicking and kayaking, not to mention the potent feeling of strength that hovers around stately old-growth pines. In autumn, Western larch turns to gold. In spring, wildflowers knit the green with indigo and orange. In winter, snow makes the water shine like diamonds and in the summer it’s velvety warm and verdant. Trout, steelhead and salmon will tempt anglers, the nearby national forest will draw hikers, and the Bridge Creek Elk Wildlife Area will attract big game hunters.
The Ukiah-Dale Forest Scenic Corridor shadows the radiant currents of the John Day River and Camas Creek, taking you through a maze of Douglas fir and Western larch towards ideal fishing, wandering, picnicking and kayaking, not to mention the potent feeling of strength that hovers around stately old-growth pines. In autumn, Western larch turns to gold. In spring, wildflowers knit the green with indigo and orange. In winter, snow makes the water shine like diamonds and in the summer it’s velvety warm and verdant. Trout, steelhead and salmon will tempt anglers, the nearby national forest will draw hikers, and the Bridge Creek Elk Wildlife Area will attract big game hunters.
Activities in the park
Fishing
Hiking
Paddling
Wildlife watching
1 campground in Ukiah-Dale Forest State Scenic Corridor
The fusion of Camas Creek with 14 miles of Ponderosa, Douglas Fir and Western Larch makes camping at Ukiah-Dale a fragrant lullabye of humming water and ancient forest. 27 primitive sites with water nearby and restrooms with flush toilets are all you’ll need at this lovely and simple overnight hideaway. That and access to fishing frenzies, kayakin Read more...
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Ukiah-Dale Forest State Scenic Corridor
Activities in the park
1 campground in Ukiah-Dale Forest State Scenic Corridor
The fusion of Camas Creek with 14 miles of Ponderosa, Douglas Fir and Western Larch makes camping at Ukiah-Dale a fragrant lullabye of humming water and ancient forest. 27 primitive sites with water nearby and restrooms with flush toilets are all you’ll need at this lovely and simple overnight hideaway. That and access to fishing frenzies, kayakin Read more...
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