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Barnhouse Trail - No. 813

Contact Info
Ochoco National Forest
7803 Beaver Creek Road
Paulina, OR 97751

Phone:
541-477-6900
Basics
Length:
2.4 miles
Difficulty:
Difficult
Time:
1 - 2 hours
Trailhead Elevation:
5140 feet
Elevation Range:
5140 feet to 5400 feet
Elevation Change:
260 feet
Season:
Summer to Fall

Description

Barnhouse Trail makes a relatively gentle climb across steepening terrain for 2.4 miles to connect with Fry Trail No. 816. The trail passes through managed mixed conifer and ponderosa pine forest with recent timber harvest activities and roads evident. From the junction with Fry Trail, Forest Road No. 2630 is about 1 mile to the south (uphill) and Keeton Trail No. 815 is about 1 mile to the north (downhill). Trail is maintained every year to primitive standards.

Details

Length:
2.4 miles
Difficulty:
Difficult
Time:
1 - 2 hours
Trailhead Elevation:
5140
Elevation Range:
5140 feet to 5400
Elevation Change:
260
Season:
Summer to Fall

Map + Directions

Basic Directions

Travel US Highway 26 to Forest Road No. 12 – 13 miles east of Mitchell and 25 miles west of Dayville. Take Forest Road No. 12 5 miles south to Barnhouse Campground. Trailhead is in the southwest corner of the campground, marked by a sign near a small wood footbridge. Campsites, toilets, and limited parking for day use are available in the campground.


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