North Santiam River Rockhounding – What to Find and Where to Look
2026-05-07
• The North Santiam River transports Cascade volcanic rocks, depositing them in gravel barsContinue Reading
Brice Creek Prospecting in the Umpqua National Forest
2026-04-26
Brice Creek is a scenic stream in the Cascade Mountains, known for its connection toContinue Reading
Boulder Creek Pyrite Rockhounding Site near Quartzville Creek
2026-04-25
• Boulder Creek Pyrite is exposed in a colorful road cut near Quartzville CreekContinue Reading
Blue Hole Falls on Brice Creek – A Hidden Gem in the Umpqua National Forest
2026-04-22
• Blue Hole Falls is a hidden waterfall and natural swimming hole on Brice CreekContinue Reading
Quartzville Creek Rockhounding: Volcanic Rocks, Quartz, and Gold Flakes
2026-02-26
• Enjoy recreational gold panning along Quartzville Creek’s 12-mile Wild and Scenic River corridorContinue Reading
Myrtle Creek Rockhounding – South Umpqua River Gravel Bars
2026-02-06
• Myrtle Creek offers the most convenient access to South Umpqua River gravel bars justContinue Reading
Ash Flat Campground – Year-Round Escape to the South Umpqua River
2026-02-03
• Ash Flat Campground offers peaceful river access and crystal-clear swimming holeContinue Reading
Boulder Creek Campground – Quiet Retreat along the South Umpqua River
2026-02-02
• Boulder Creek Campground is one of the few primitive campgrounds along the South UmpquaContinue Reading
Dumont Creek Campground – Secluded Retreat on the South Umpqua River
2026-02-01
• Dumont Creek Campground is a quiet spot with easy river accessContinue Reading
White Creek Campground – Secluded Forest Retreat on the Little River
2026-01-30
• White Creek Campground is a small camp spot with easy access to a tonContinue Reading
Cedar Creek Campground – Gateway to Brice Creek Adventures
2025-10-01
Cedar Creek Campground Bridge Cedar Creek Campground is tucked into the forest along Brice Creek,Continue Reading
Lund Park Campground – Brice Creek Camping in the Umpqua National Forest
2025-09-30
Lund Park Campground sits along Brice Creek in the Umpqua National Forest, about 26 milesContinue Reading