Chiloquin Ranger District
Recreation Sites
9715 Access Snow Trail
9715 Access Trail is a winter use trail. It is a groomed multi-use trail that is maintained by the Chiloquin Ridge Riders Snowmobile Club.
Chiloquin Ridge Loop Snow Trail
Chiloquin Ridge Loop Trail is a winter use trail. It is a groomed multi-use trail that is maintained by the Chiloquin Ridge Riders Snowmobile Club.
Choptie Prairie Snow Snow Trail
Choptie Prairie Trail is a winter use trail. It is a groomed multi-use trail that is maintained by the Chiloquin Ridge Riders Snowmobile Club.
Crystal Castle Spring Snow Trail
Crystal Castle Spring Trail is a winter use trail. It is a groomed multi-use trail that is maintained by the Chiloquin Ridge Riders Snowmobile Club.
Fremont National Recreation Trail #160
The Fremont National Recreation Trail, also known as the Southern Oregon Intertie Trail, traverses most of the length of the Fremont National Forest from north to south.In the north it begins at…
Fremont National Recreation Trail #160 - Middle
Fremont National Recreation Trail #160, Middle Segment of the Fremont National Recreation Trail #160 travels from Government Harvey Pass to Cox Pass.This portion of the Fremont National Recreation…
Fremont National Recreation Trail #160 - Southern
Fremont National Recreation Trail #160, Southern Segment of Fremont National Recreation Trail #160 runs from Crooked Creek Drainage to Vee Lake.This trail travels along the Crooked Creek drainage for…
Fremont National Recreation Trail #160- Northern
Fremont National Recreation Trail #160, Northern Segment of the Fremont National Recreation Trail #160, starts from the top of the 8,196' Yamsay Mountain and ends at Government Harvey Pass.On the…
Hagelstein Snow Trail
Hagelstein Trail is a winter use trail. It is a groomed multi-use trail that is maintained by the Chiloquin Ridge Riders Snowmobile Club.
Head of the River Campground
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Located 50 minutes northeast of Chiloquin, OR, Head of the River Campground is a rustic forest camp situated at the headwaters of the Williamson River at the base of the hillside. The pure,…