McKenzie River Area
The upper portion of the McKenzie River is popular for fishing, rafting, drift-boating, and kayaking. Fish in the river include bull trout, spring Chinook, rainbow trout and mountain whitefish. Watch for bald eagles, osprey, mergansers, dippers and a variety of ducks along the river corridor.
Several campgrounds that also include day use picnic areas are located along the river corridor.
The 26.5-mile long McKenzie River National Recreation Trail closely follows the river.
Sanitation facilities are located at all boat launches; however, river users are asked to pack out all trash.
Accessible Adventures: McKenzie Pass National Scenic Byway on the Willamette National Forest
Nestled on the banks of the McKenzie River and Olallie Creek, Olallie Campground provides 16 sites with a superb setting for a getaway into nature.
This is a small day use site located within the Olallie Campground at confluence of t
This 20-site campground rests in the shade of a towering grove of Douglas-fir and western red cedar along the banks of the McKenzie River and provides an ideal atmosph
This Day Use Area offers a chance to relax under towering Douglas-fir and western red cedar trees while listening to the rushing water of the McKenzie River.
This trailhead provides access to McKenzie River National Recreation Trail #3507.
This trailhead provides access to McKenzie River National Recreatio
Beginning at the Upper McKenzie River Trailhead, McKenzie River National Recreation Trail #3507 starts in an old lava flow, originating from Mt.