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Mott Trailhead

Current Conditions
The North Umpqua Trail will be closed from the Wright Creek Trailhead to the Calf Creek Trailhead from October 4, 2026 to October 7, 2026 to support essential trail recovery operations.

General Information

Day use only; no overnight camping allowed

Motorized vehicles use including ATVs, motorcycles and electric bicycles are prohibited on the entire North Umpqua Trail.

No fees are required for this site

Please follow the guidelines below to ensure your pets remain welcome to visit the Forest in the future:

  • Leave vicious or unusually noisy dogs at home.
  • Clean up after your pet. 
  • When out on the trails, be sure you leash your dog whenever you approach other hikers, horses, pack stock, wild animals, or other pets. Horses and pack stock may spook at an inquisitive or boisterous dog, injuring the rider.  Hikers may not enjoy meeting your dog running loose on a narrow, steep trail.

By practicing good dog etiquette and being a conscientious dog owner, you know you are doing your part to keep National Forests designated as "dog friendly" places. 

A brown and tan, U.S. Forest Service sign that says, "North Umpqua Ranger Station Umpqua National Forest." In the background a light tan building can be seen through the trees.

Address: 18782 North Umpqua Highway Glide, OR 97443
Phone: 541-496-3532
Hours: Wednesday and Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Closed on federal holidays)

Getting There

Latitude / Longitude

Latitude: 43.342703

Longitude: -122.735555

Directions

From Roseburg, OR, take OR-138 east / northeast Diamond Lake Boulevard for 38.9 miles. Turn right on National Forest Service Road 4712. The trailhead will be on the right. 

Facility and Amenity Information

Restrooms

Vault toilet(s)

Water

Potable water is not available at this site.

Not available. Surface water should be treated.

Nearby Trails

Recreation Opportunities

Recreation Groups

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The 79-mile North Umpqua Trail goes from Bureau of Land Management through the Umpqua National Forest to the Fremont-Winema National Forest.

Last updated September 29, 2026