Battle Mountain Forest State Scenic Corridor, State park in Umatilla County, Oregon.

This scenic corridor follows U.S. Route 395 through Umatilla County with forests of ponderosa pine, larch, Douglas fir, and spruce covering the mountain slopes. Several trails wind through the wooded area, providing access to different sections of the protected forest for walking and exploring.

The corridor takes its name from Battle Mountain, the 1,309-metre summit in Umatilla County around which the park was established. The surrounding terrain rises to Carney Butte, 1,463 metres, about 2.6 km to the south-west. The nearest town is Ukiah, roughly 15 km to the north-east, and the land around the corridor is mostly sagebrush steppe.

The Civilian Conservation Corps built water systems and granite fireplaces here in the 1930s, creating structures that visitors still use during their visit. These stone buildings connect people today to the effort that young workers put into maintaining this forest.

The best time to visit is between May and October when trails are most accessible and weather conditions are favorable. Wear sturdy shoes and bring water, as trails can range from short walks to longer hikes through the forest.

The corridor sits at 1,309 metres on the slopes of Battle Mountain, about 15 km from Ukiah. The surrounding terrain is mostly wooded hillside, with Carney Butte rising 1,463 metres roughly 2.6 km to the south. The climate is Mediterranean, with about 624 mm of precipitation a year.