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Myrtle Creek Trail - No. 308

Contact Info
Malheur National Forest
265 Hwy. 20 South
Hines, OR 97738

Phone:
541-573-4300
Basics
Length:
7.9 miles
Difficulty:
Difficult
Time:
5 - 6 hours
Trailhead Elevation:
4800 feet
Elevation Range:
4800 feet to 5404 feet
Elevation Change:
604 feet
Usage:
Light
Season:
April to November
Basic Directions

From Burns, travel north on US Highway 395 approximately 16 miles to Forest Service road 31. Travel 15 miles west on the 31 road to Forest Service road 3100226. The trailhead is located at the edge of the road.

Description

This trail travels along Myrtle Creek for 8.6 miles. Myrtle Creek provides good small stream fishing and wildlife viewing. Canyon scenery may also be seen.

Details

Length:
7.9 miles
Difficulty:
Difficult
Time:
5 - 6 hours
Trailhead Elevation:
4800
Elevation Range:
4800 feet to 5404
Elevation Change:
604
Usage:
Light
Season:
April to November
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