Recreation
The Pacific Northwest has some of the most stunning views, deepest canyons, rugged mountains and spectacular rivers in the world. Our forests and grasslands are treasured for their recreation opportunities. People are visiting them in record numbers to hike, camp, canoe, ski, and much more.
What We Offer
Outdoor recreation provides countless health and social benefits to connect with nature and each other. National Forest recreation also strongly contributes to the economic vitality of rural, gateway communities.
Key Benefits & Services:
✅ Economic Growth – The Pacific Northwest Region contributes nearly 7 million directly and indirectly annually to the economy, benefiting local businesses and neighboring communities.
✅ Forest Access – Our forests and grasslands support millions of visitors across thousands of miles of trails and hundreds of camping, picnicking and rental opportunities.
✅ Partnerships & Funding – To make public land accessible to everyone, we collaborate with local officials, agencies, and organizations through cost-sharing, grants, and programs like the Secure Rural Schools Program.
Plan Your Adventure
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Reserve your next spot in the Pacific Northwest!
Recreation Opportunity Map
Navigate this map to find recreation sites and activities offered in Pacific Northwest forests.
Recreation
Upper Rogue River - Hamaker Trailhead
Upper Rogue River - River Bridge North Trailhead
Upper Rogue River - River Bridge South Trailhead
Upper Rogue River - Woodruff Bridge Trailhead
Upper Rogue River (Wild & Scenic)
Upper Rogue River Trail #1034
Upper Rogue River Trail #1034 - Big Bend
Upper Rogue River Trail #1034 - Crater Rim
Upper Rogue River Trail #1034 - Foster Creek
Upper Rogue River Trail #1034 - Hamaker