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Cedar Grove Trail - No. 203A

Contact Info
John Day, OR 97845

Phone:
541-575-3000
Basics
Length:
1 mile
Difficulty:
Difficult
Time:
1 hour
Trailhead Elevation:
5200 feet
Elevation Range:
5200 feet to 5600 feet
Elevation Change:
400 feet
Usage:
Light
Season:
June to November

Description

The Cedar Grove Trail enables the public to visit a natural Cedar Botanical Area located on the Forest. This area is unique since it has the only Alaskan yellow cedar trees within several hundred miles. There are several areas available to camp around the trailhead and vicinity.

Parking space is limited.

Details

Length:
1 mile
Difficulty:
Difficult
Time:
1 hour
Trailhead Elevation:
5200
Elevation Range:
5200 feet to 5600
Elevation Change:
400
Usage:
Light
Season:
June to November

Map + Directions

Basic Directions

From John Day, travel west on US highway 26 approximately 18 miles to Forest Service road 21 (Fields Creek). Proceed south on Forest Service 21 for approximately 9 miles to the junction of Forest Service road 2150. Travel west on Forest Service road 2150 another 5 miles to the trailhead area.

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