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Eagle Forks Trailhead
The Eagle Forks Trailhead is located near the Eagle Forks Campground where East Eagle and Wild and Scenic Eagle Creek meet. Parking for the small trailhead is limited in a widend area just before the campground. This trailhead accesses the Martin Bridge Trail #1878 from the south, and the trail can also be accessed from the north at the Upper Martin Bridge Trailhead.
The narrow trail weaves in and out along Eagle Creek in the open ponderosa pines and grassy hillsides. The northern part of the trail goes up and around the private lands near Stoddard Reservoir since the Forest Service does not hold a right of way through the private lands.
At a Glance
| Current Conditions: | Current Conditions |
|---|---|
| Reservations: | This site is not reservable. |
| Area Amenities: | Picnic tables,Toilets,Drinking water,Parking |
| Fees: | No fees are required for this site. |
| Open Season: | June |
| Usage: | Light |
| Restrictions: | General rules of use and restrictions apply for this developed recreation site. |
| Closest Towns: | Richland, Oregon (10.5 miles); Baker City, Oregon (51 miles) |
| Water: | No |
| Restroom: | No |
| Operated By: | Forest Service |
| Information Center: | Whitman Ranger District |
General Information
Directions:From Baker City travel north on Interstate 84 for about 1.5 miles to the exit for Highway 86 to Hells Canyon, Richland and Halfway; Travel east on Highway 86 for about 40 miles to Richland; Just before going into Richland, continue straight off Highway 86 onto the New Bridge road; Follow the New Bridge road for about 2.5 miles towards New Bridge; Continue past New Bridge and the road becomes the Eagle Creek Road and Forest Road 7735. Continue north on Forest road 7735 for about 7.75miles; Entrance to the campground is on left side. The road is mostly single-lane gravel.
Activities
Mountain Biking
The narrow trail weaves in and out along Eagle Creek in the open ponderosa pines and grassy hillsides. The northern part of the trail goes up and around the private lands near Stoddard Reservoir since the Forest Service does not hold a right of way through the private lands. Please respect the private lands and be a responsible trail user.
General Info:
Safety InformationNote: The northern part of the trail goes up and around the private lands near Stoddard Reservoir since the Forest Service does not hold a right of way through the private lands. Please be a responsbile trail users and do not ride or hike through these private lands.
Day Hiking
See private land advisory above.
Backpacking
See private land advisory above.
Amenities
| Picnic tables: | A nearby campground |
|---|---|
| Parking: | 3-4 vehicles along road in undesignated area |
| Toilets: | At nearby campground |
| Drinking water: | Seasonally available at campground |
Highlights
Location
