North Umpqua Trail

The North Umpqua Trail extends 79 miles through dense forests, following the North Umpqua River with numerous waterfalls and mountain vistas along the route.

Native American tribes utilized these paths for thousands of years before the trail system was formally established in the late twentieth century.

The trail network contains eleven segments that showcase the natural features of the Pacific Northwest through old-growth forests and river corridors.

Visitors can arrange shuttle services between trailheads for prices ranging from 150 to 225 dollars, with meal plans available at 60 dollars per person.

The Tioga segment presents a 14.3-mile route with 2,742 feet of elevation gain, while the Panther segment offers a 4.5-mile family-oriented path.

Location: Oregon

GPS coordinates: 43.32760,-123.00400

Latest update: March 15, 2025 06:59