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Steve's Fork Trail #905
11/6/17 PLEASE NOTE: There is currently a slide on the road accessing the Steve's Fork Trailhead, located approximately 2 miles before the trailhead parking area. Visitors must walk this two miles to reach the trailhead at this time.
The Steve's Fork Trail is located primarily within the Boundary Trail #1207 (area is unavailable) and Sucker Creek Trail #1237. At its junction with Sucker Creek #906, Steve's Fork #905 continues south and east for another 2 miles to connect with Azalea Lake/Fir Glade Trail # 955.
Trail maintenance in 2016 has left this trail in great shape, and very passable throughout its length.
At a Glance
| Current Conditions: | 11/6/17 PLEASE NOTE: There is currently a slide on the road accessing the Steve's Fork Trailhead, located approximately 2 miles before the trailhead parking area. Visitors must walk this two miles to reach the trailhead at this time. |
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| Open Season: | Spring - Fall |
| Usage: | Light |
| Restrictions: | Wilderness regulations apply |
| Closest Towns: |
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| Water: | Not available. Surface water should be treated. |
| Information Center: | Siskiyou Mountains Ranger District |
General Information
General Notes:- Connecting trails: Boundary Trail #1207 (area is unavailable), Azalea Lake/Fir Glade Trail #955
- Wilderness restrictions apply, and this trail is not designed for mountain bikes, motorized bikes, ATVs, or 4-wheel drives.
- This trail is NOT barrier-free.
Directions:
Use Steve's Fork Trailhead: From Grants Pass, OR, take Highway 238 south for 18 miles to Applegate, OR. Then take a right on Thompson Creek Road / Forest Road 10 and follow for about 14 miles. Then turn right onto Forest Road 1030 / Steve Fork Road and follow for almost 9 miles to the trailhead.
General Notes:
- Connecting trails: Boundary Trail #1207 (area is unavailable), Azalea Lake/Fir Glade Trail #955
- Wilderness restrictions apply, and this trail is not designed for mountain bikes, motorized bikes, ATVs, or 4-wheel drives.
- This trail is NOT barrier-free.
Accessibility:
This trail is not barrier-free.
Activities
Day Hiking
| Difficulty Level: | More Difficult |
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Horse Riding
| Difficulty Level: | More Difficult |
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Location