W E L C O M E !

The Umpqua National Forest is nestled on the western slopes of the Cascade Mountains. Explosive geologic events shaped the distinctive landscape on the 983,129-acre forest, and provide spectacular scenery as well as an abundance of natural and cultural resources. Visitors discover a diverse place of thundering waters, high mountain lakes, heart-stopping rapids, and peaceful ponds. The Forest is characterized by its many waterfalls, including the 293-foot Watson Falls on the North Umpqua Highway.

Top Things People Want to Know

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- Looking for more things to do? Check out these Recreation Opportunities!	- Alerts & Notices: Includes Blue-Green Algae Health Concerns, Weather, Fire, Road Updates, SnoParks, Flood Information, and Forest Orders

Have Fun in Your National Forest!

Recent News

• Land of Umpqua Amateur Photo Contest -- Photographers now have until February 8, 2019, to submit entries

  Release Date: Feb 4, 2019  Roseburg, Oregon

• Gate Closed on Road Leading to Umpqua Hot Springs -- Recent Snow Caused Forest Service to Safeguard Traffic by Closing Gate on Forest Road 3401

  Release Date: Feb 4, 2019  Toketee, Oregon

Features

Interactive Visitor Map

Use our national interactive United States map to find places and activities to enjoy your time outdoors. www.fs.fed.us/ivm

Spotlights

Accessible Adventures in the Umpqua National Forest

Learn about the many recreation sites in the Umpqua that are suitable for everyone. Go to our Accessible Adventures page.