Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest

Contact Information

Supervisor's Office
3040 Biddle Road
Medford, Oregon 97504
Telephone: (541) 618-2200
Fax: (541) 618-2400

Gold Beach RD: Gold Beach Office
29279 Ellensburg Avenue
Gold Beach, Oregon 97444
Telephone: (541) 247-3600
Fax: (541) 247-3617
TTY: (541) 247-3605

High Cascades RD: Prospect
47201 Highway 62
Prospect, Oregon 97536-9724
Telephone: (541) 560-3400
Fax: (541) 560-3444

Powers RD
42861 Highway 242
Powers, Oregon 97466
Telephone: (541) 439-6200
Fax: (541) 439-7704

Siskiyou Mountains RD: Star Ranger Station
6941 Upper Applegate Road
Jacksonville, Oregon 97530-9314
Telephone: (541) 899-3800
Fax: (541) 899-3888

Wild Rivers RD: Grants Pass Interagency Office
2164 Northeast Spalding Avenue
Grants Pass, OR 97526
Telephone: (541) 471-6500
Fax: (541) 471-6514
TTY: (866) 510-6861

Wild Rivers RD: Cave Junction
26568 Redwood Highway
Cave Junction, Oregon 97523
Telephone: (541) 592-4000
Fax: (541) 592-4010
TTY: (541) 592-4011

J. Herbert Stone Nursery

2606 Old Stage Road
Central Point, Oregon 97502-1371
Telephone: (541) 858-6100
Fax: (541) 858-6110

Welcome to the Rogue River-Siskiyou NF!

Find Current Fire Info & Fire Danger

Use the following pages to keep informed about ongoing fire suppression efforts on the RRSNF and across SW Oregon.

Celebrate 50 Years of Wild & Scenic Rivers and National Trails!

	Learn More: The National Wild and Scenic Rivers System was created by Congress in 1968 with the Wild & Scenic Rivers Act.
	Short Film: Follow river paddler, author, and conservationist, Tim Palmer, through the enchanting waters of Oregon’s Wild Rivers Coast, which has the highest concentration of National Wild & Scenic Rivers in the US.
	Learn More: With the passage of the National Trails System Act in 1968, America was given a gift – the creation and protection of some of Americans’ favorite places to discover the great outdoors.

Recreation Opportunity Guides:Online!

These printable guides include trail and site information, as well as driving directions and full-color maps!

#GoBeyond: Volunteer!

Features

Burned Area Emergency Response Across the RRSNF

Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) is an emergency program aimed at managing imminent unacceptable risks to human life and safety, property, or critical natural and cultural resources from post-wildfire damaging events. Read more about the 2018 Fire Season BAER work here!

Learn More About Wildfire: Safety, Practices, and More!

We were able to bring a filmographer to the RRSNF during the 2018 Fire Season to create a series of short films that highlight various fire-related topics! They're short, informative, and provide insight into what fire personnel tackle.

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