Six Mile Day Use
Located along the Illinois River Road (Forest Road 4103). The road bed cinches down into a single lane, advancing along the steep cliffs, then slopes to a level river terrace. There are two log cabin style picnicking pavilions on site. The pavilions and the more traditional day use area are linked by way of a small arched metal foot bridge spanning over Six Mile Creek. This site supports more passive recreation, with less beach access.
Facilities
- No fire pit
- No picnic table
- No drinking water
- No toilet
- No garbage disposal - Please pack it out
At a Glance
Fees: | No |
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Usage: | Medium |
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Operated By: | Forest Service |
Information Center: | Wild Rivers Ranger District |
General Information
Accessibility:- Accessible restrooms
- Accessible bridge across Six Mile Creek
Directions:
From Selma, OR, travel about eight miles west along the Illinois River Road (Forest Road 4103)
Parking:
- Designated parking
Activities
Picnicking
- Two log cabin style picnicking pavilions