Located at the East Creek Campground the trail is open, but please be aware of the danger of falling trees burnt during the Blue Fire in 2001.  Another access trail, heading to the north-east from East Creek Campground takes one to the Summit Trail out of Patterson Campground.

East Creek Campground is best used by our equestrian campers.  Day use and hikers camping for some period of time would best be served by Patterson Campground about 1/4 mile to the east.

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Latitude 0° 0′ 0.0000″ S

Longitude 0° 0′ 0.0000″ W

Easily accessed from Davis Creek, this very large reservoir sits among tall pines and juniper.  A very nice boat ramp allows entry to the lake but no other facilities are available.

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Latitude 41° 51′ 32.0400″ N

Longitude 120° 35′ 44.5200″ W

Volcanic cliffs define a portion of the shoreline at Logan Slough.  While motors are allowed, car top boats or non-motorized boats are most appropriate for this small body of water.

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Latitude 41° 37′ 36.9800″ N

Longitude 120° 39′ 15.8000″ W

This is a primitive area without facilities.  The boat ramp is gravel and dirt.  There is parking for boat trailers and room for turn around.  Small motor boats and car top boats can launch from Duncan South.

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Latitude 41° 30′ 36.0000″ N

Longitude 120° 56′ 38.0000″ W

This is a primitive area without facilities.  The boat ramp is gravel and dirt.  There is a small parking lot and turn around.  This area is recommended for cartop boats and small power boats.

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Latitude 41° 31′ 11.0000″ N

Longitude 120° 56′ 21.9998″ W

Dispersed Camping. No services.

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Latitude 0° 0′ 0.0000″ S

Longitude 0° 0′ 0.0000″ W

Has 6 developed sites and 1 vault toilet. No water.

Nearby Activities

• Camping
• Fishing

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Latitude 39° 52′ 42.5640″ N

Longitude 122° 59′ 30.7464″ W

Great place to learn how to ride. Across the road from Middle Creek Campground.

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Latitude 39° 21′ 19.0080″ N

Longitude 122° 39′ 16.0164″ W

This trail starts from the Thomes Gorge trail head on Forest Road M4 and is named for the people indigenous to this locale. The trail begins in arid chaparral, with extensive views of the foothill country. Passing through gray pine and meandering around seasonal vernal pools, the trail drops into the spectacular geologic formations of Thomes Gorge, ending near the deep, sparkling pools of Thomes Creek. In summer it's a hot midday hike with little water along the way. Be sure to pack plenty to drink.  The trail can also be accessed via the Mud Flat Road, Forest Road 23N35.

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Latitude 39° 49′ 10.1208″ N

Longitude 122° 38′ 48.0444″ W

Trailhead sits about a mile south of Grindstone Creek.

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Latitude 39° 42′ 17.6400″ N

Longitude 122° 42′ 10.6236″ W