The Buck Canyon Trail is rich with a variety of natural features. In early summer, wildflowers reach their prime and hundreds of hummingbirds may be seen feeding on red horsemint. It passes through forests of incense-cedar and fir, open grassy meadows, and brush thickets of manzanita, chokecherry and occasional black oak.
Buck Canyon Trail
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National Recreation Trail Details
Length: 13.5 Miles
Loop Trail: No
Primary Trail Type: Backcountry
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Agency: USDA Forest Service
Entry Fee: -
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Location: North of Medford, in the Rogue River National Forest. Trailhead on FS Road 6560 (Watson Falls Road), about one mile northwest of State Highway 230 (Diamond Lake Highway).
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State: OR
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Driving Directions:
From Medford, OR, take Highway 62 / Crater Lake Highway east. Then continue on Highway 230 / Diamond Lake Highway north for another 12 miles. Turn left on Forest Road 6560 and follow about a half of a mile to the trailhead.
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Primary Surface: Soil
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Year Designated: 1981
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