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The Burned Timber Interpretive Trail is two miles long and a good family hike.

Burned Timber is an interpretive loop trail with signs describing the various aspects of ecology and forest management. A short spur trail connects it to the Taylor Creek trail #1142 . This is a good family hike as it is a short loop trail with mild slopes. The Burned Timber Creek Falls is a historic points of interest. Fall is a good time to hike this trail because the Big Leaf and Vine Maple provide a spectacular show of color.

CAUTION: Poison oak is abundant along this trail.

Directions: From Grant's Pass, Take I-5 northwest to exit # 61 (Merlin). Follow Merlin Galice Road, then turn left on Primary Forest Route 25. Then, turn left on road #2500-35 across the concrete bridge just past the five mile marker. Proceed approximately .75 miles to the parking area and trailhead.

Distance: 2.0 miles

Usage: Moderate

Difficulty: Easy

 
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Siskiyou National Forest, Oregon


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