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Boeing Field Trail - No. 820A

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

Phone:
541-477-6900
Basics
Length:
0.5 mile
Difficulty:
Difficult
Time:
30-45 mins
Trailhead Elevation:
5680 feet
Elevation Range:
5680 feet to 5900 feet
Elevation Change:
220 feet
Season:
Summer to Fall

Description

This short 0.5 mile trail provides access to Black Canyon Trail No. 820 a little earlier and later in the year than the higher elevation No. 820 trailhead at Dusty Camp. Forest Road No. 5810 is also more suitable for use by passenger vehicles and trailers than Forest Road No. 5840 to Dusty Camp Trailhead. Trail is maintained every year to primitive standards.

Details

Length:
0.5 mile
Difficulty:
Difficult
Time:
30-45 mins
Trailhead Elevation:
5680
Elevation Range:
5680 feet to 5900
Elevation Change:
220
Season:
Summer to Fall

Map + Directions

Basic Directions

From Paulina, travel 13 miles toward Rager Ranger Station. Turn north (left) at Sugar Creek Day Use Area onto Forest Road #5810. Travel 9.5 miles on #5810 to Boeing Field Trailhead. Trailhead is signed and marked by an information board/trail register. There is limited roadside and off road parking. One small, unimproved campsite is located across Road #5810 from the trailhead.


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