Tiller, Oregon · Douglas County · Facility
Provides access to: Fish Lake Trail #1570 which enters Rogue-Umpqua Divide Wilderness.Fish Lake Trail intersects Beaver Swamp #1569, Indian Trail #1573 and Lakes Trail #1578.Facilities include: Stock off loading ramp, two hitch rails, highline poles, and manure bin. Easy access fo Fish Lake Creek for stock water.
Provides access to: Fish Lake Trail #1570 which enters Rogue-Umpqua Divide Wilderness.Fish Lake Trail intersects Beaver Swamp #1569, Indian Trail #1573 and Lakes Trail #1578.Facilities include: Stock off loading ramp, two hitch rails, highline poles, and manure bin. Easy access fo Fish Lake Creek for stock water.
From Canyonville, OR, turn off of southeast Main Street onto southeast 3rd Street / OR-227. Continue on OR-227 for approximately 23 miles until reaching the town of Tiller, OR. Turn left onto County Road 46 (South Umpqua Road 28) and continue to Forest Road 2823. Turn right onto Forest Road 2823 and continue to Forest Road 2830. Turn left onto Forest Road 2840. The trailhead is located on the right side of the road.
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