Alerts
Before visiting the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest, there is information you should know about. Ensure you're informed about current conditions and closures on the forest.
We want your visit to be an enjoyable one. By following national forest rules and regulations, your outdoor recreation experience should prove rewarding and other visitors will likewise enjoy their visits.
General Prohibitions for all Forest Service Lands
The following regulation describes general prohibitions, closures and laws for acts or omissions within the National Forest System or on a National Forest System road or trail: 36 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Section 251.
Forest Alerts
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Upper Rogue Cooperative Travel Management Area (Green Dot)
The Upper Rogue Cooperative Travel Management Area (Green Dot) closure for the general Cascade elk season will be in effect from November 4-13, 2026. The majority of roads on the High Cascades Ranger District are closed during this period to promote quality hunting; minimize harassment of… -
Fish Lake Boat Ramp Closure
Due to low water levels at Fish Lake, the Fish Lake boat ramp managed by the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest is closed. Visitors can still access the boat ramp at Fish Lake Resort. -
Occupancy and Use: 14-Day Stay Limit
This order restricts the time allowed for people camp or leave equipment across the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest. -
Illinois River Road Seasonal Restrictions
Effective June 1, 2026, seasonal fire restrictions and parking restrictions are in place along the Illinois River Road on the Wild Rivers Ranger District. -
Rogue River National Recreation Trail Emergency Closure
A portion of the Rogue River National Recreation Trail is closed on the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest due to damage sustained in the 2025 Moon Complex Fire. -
Illinois Falls Trail Bridge Closure
To protect the health and safety of the public, the Illinois Falls Trail Bridge is closed. -
Ashland Municipal Watershed Camping and Fire Prohibition
The Ashland Municipal Watershed is closed to camping and campfires for public safety and to protect the municipal water supply for the city of Ashland, Ore.