Is it possible to get to the Proxy Falls in Oregon without a car?

with no cars. Trail loop is easy to follow. Went to both lower and upper falls. Some snow on the trail in spots.

1. How do I get to Proxy Falls Oregon?
2. Are Koosah and sahalie falls open?
3. How do I get to Ramona Falls?
4. How far is proxy falls from Eugene Oregon?
5. How do I get to Blue Pool Oregon?
6. Why is sahalie closed?
7. How long is the hike to sahalie Falls?
8. How do I get to Benham Falls?
9. How long does it take to hike Ramona Falls?
10. How do I get to abiqua Falls trailhead?
11. Can you camp at Ramona Falls?
12. Is McKenzie Highway 242 open?

How do I get to Proxy Falls Oregon?

Directions: From the junction of Hwy 126 and Hwy 242 (just west of Belknap Hot Springs), follow Hwy 242 for 6.5 miles (10.461 km) to roadside signs marking the Proxy Falls Trailhead.

Are Koosah and sahalie falls open?

Area Status: Open

Sahalie Falls and Koosah Falls are located along the McKenzie Pass-Santiam Pass and West Cascades National Scenic Byways off Highway 126.

How do I get to Ramona Falls?

Equestrians going to Ramona Falls will stay on the southern side of the loop that goes along above the Sandy River. Hikers can choose which way to do the loop. It is about the same distance either way. Overall the route is a gentle climb gaining 1000' over the 3.5 miles to the falls.

How far is proxy falls from Eugene Oregon?

Location: Proxy Falls is located approximately 65 miles from Eugene, 6-1/2 miles from the junction of Highway 126 (The McKenzie River Byway) and Highway 242 (McKenzie Pass). The parking area is well signed with a large pull out right before the road turns sharply and gains significant elevation.

How do I get to Blue Pool Oregon?

To get here take the McKenzie Hwy 126 14 miles east of McKenzie Bridge. If you are coming from the Hwy 20 junction it's about 10 miles past south of the junction. Turn at the Trailbridge Campground sign, you will cross a bridge and quickly turn right onto a gravel road.

Why is sahalie closed?

FIRE CLOSURE: From Sep 25, 2020 - May 15, 2021 there are closures in this park or area due to wildfire. For more information, please visit https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/mthood/alerts-notices. Sahalie Falls and Koosah Falls are located on the old "Clear Lake Cutoff" section of Highway 126.

How long is the hike to sahalie Falls?

Spectacular year-round, though parking may be limited depending on season. Koosah and Sahalie Falls are located along the McKenzie River in the Cascade Mountains. An easy family-friendly 2.6 mile (4.1843 km) loop trail connects Koosah and Sahalie Falls. The hike borders the McKenzie River through towering forest.

How do I get to Benham Falls?

To get to the trailhead: From Bend, travel south on US 97 for 11 miles. Take the Crawford Road exit, following a sign for Lava Lands Visitor Center and Benham Falls Trailhead. At the end of the offramp, come to an intersection and proceed straight, driving another 4 miles the trailhead at road's end.

How long does it take to hike Ramona Falls?

Ramona Falls are a beautiful cascade over a rocky backdrop. There is a small river crossing with a few fallen trees. Levels usually drop in July. It took me a little over 5 hours for the 7.5 mile loop with plenty of photo stops and a lunch break at the falls. …

How do I get to abiqua Falls trailhead?

To reach Abiqua Falls, you'll need to drive on a rough, rocky road and then hike a half-mile down a steep hill to a creek. The 92-feet-tall Abiqua Falls, located in Scotts Mills, has limited access but remains a popular destination for waterfall seekers.

Can you camp at Ramona Falls?

Here, turn right on a trail that soon follows the mossy bank of Ramona Creek-a delightful woodsy stream that leads up to the base of the falls. Although camping is banned within 500 feet of Ramona Falls, a side path leads to designated campsites to the south.

Is McKenzie Highway 242 open?

The McKenzie Highway (OR 242) is currently closed for the season. It is planned for reopening on June 21, 2021. Please contact either the Willamette or Deschutes National Forests to learn about the status of campgrounds, trailheads and other facilities.