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Recreation

The Willamette National Forest offers a wide variety of recreation opportunities. Its central location makes it accessible to day-trippers and vacationers alike. The forest has developed campgrounds, trails of all sorts, secluded spots along rivers and at vista points, and roads that wind through beautiful forests. Come experience the Willamette.

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Alder Springs Campground
Site Open
Hunting, Fishing and Shooting Hiking Picnicking
This small, rustic site is right on the side of the historic McKenzie Pass Highway. Surrounded by towering Douglas fir trees, this is a perfect spot to be on a warm day.Access to Linton Lake…

Alpine Trail #3450
Hiking Biking Horse Riding and Camping
The 9 mile Alpine Trail starts at 3,200 ft. elevation and ends at 4,784. It is open to hikers, mountain bikers, and horses.The trail climbs through timber and passes through several open rocky…

Alpine Trailhead #1
Site Open
Biking Hiking Horse Riding and Camping
This trailhead provides access to Alpine Trail #3450See Trail page for more information.  There are four other trailheads for the Alpine Trail. 

Alpine Trailhead #2
Site Open
Biking Hiking Horse Riding and Camping
This trailhead provides access to:Alpine Trail #3450See Trail page for more information.

Alpine Trailhead #3
Site Open
Hiking Biking Horse Riding and Camping
This trailhead provides access to:Alpine Trail #3450See Trail page for more information.

Alpine Trailhead #4
Site Open
Horse Riding and Camping Hiking Biking
This trailhead provides access to:Alpine Trail #3450See Trail page for more information.

Alpine Trailhead #5
Site Open
Biking Hiking Horse Riding and Camping
This trailhead provides access to:Alpine Trail #3450See Trail page for more information.

Bachelor Mountain Trail #3420
Hiking
The 1.9 mile trail meanders through an older Noble fir and Douglas-fir forest. Wildflowers are abundant along the rocky openings and the former lookout site offers panoramic views of the cascades
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