Jessie Wright Segment - The North Umpqua Trail --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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JESSIE WRIGHT SEGMENT

LENGTH: 4.1 Miles MODERATE

In 1915, Jesse Wright (1898-1990) and her husband, Perry, homesteaded nearby. The trail will take you along an old roadbed, into Dark Canyon, through a forest of Douglas-fir and big-leaf maple, and below the volcanic remnants of Eagle Rock and Old Man Rock.

Several side trails intersect with this segment. The Illahee Flats Trail (1 mile) leads to a scenic Cascade meadow used in the past as an American Indian gathering place and a Forest Service Guard Station; and now as a popular area for equestrians. The Boulder Creek and Bradley Trails provide a loop trail through the Boulder Creek Wilderness. Both trails are closed to mountain bikes.

Interest Area #12 : COLUMNAR BASALT--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
When molten lava flowed, then cooled, these vertical columns were formed. Over the years, brightly colored lichens have grown adding spectacular contrast to the unique pillars.

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TRAILHEADS

Marsters Trailhead

Soda Springs 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 Marsters Trailhead begins off Highway 138 on road 4770 just before Weeping Rocks Spawning Bed. The Soda Springs Trailhead begins at the Soda Springs Reservoir about 1 mile before road 4775 off Highway 138.