Dread & Terror Segment - The North Umpqua Trail --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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DREAD & TERROR SEGMENT

LENGTH: 13 Miles DIFFICULT

In 1908, two rangers on horseback named a four-mile ridgeline south of the river as "Dread and Terror" in reference to the disagreeable possibility of fighting forest fires in the impenetrable thickets of white thorn brush blanketing the area.

Many forms of flowing water make this segment unique. Just east of the Umpqua Hot Springs, you'll discover Surprise and Columnar Falls. Several miles farther you'll find Lemolo Falls, a wonderful 102-foot "horsetail-type" falls.

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TRAILHEADS

Hot Springs Trailhead

White Mule Trailhead


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The North Umpqua Trail Segments - Click for Quick Navigation
Tioga Segment  | Mott Segment  | Panther Segment  | Calf Segment  | Marsters Segment   | Jessie Wright Segment  | Deer Leap  Segment  | Hot Springs Segment  | Dread & Terror Segment  | Lemolo Segment  | Maidu Segment
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The Hot Springs Trailhead begins at the Umpqua Hot Springs on road 3401. The White Mule Trailhead begins about 1 mile after you cross the dam at Lemolo Lake on road 2610.