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Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest
3040 Biddle Road
Medford, OR 97504

(541) 618-2200
TTY: 1-866-296-3823

United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service.

Recreational Activities - Trails

Babyfoot Lake Trail 1124A

This trail is located in the
Biscuit Fire area that burned in the year 2002

Although Forest Service trail crews have been repairing and maintaining many of the affected trails since the Biscuit Fire, visitors should take into consideration (because of the substantially increased risk of fire-killed snags falling) that travel and camping may be more difficult and require greater concern for safety.

 

Season:
 Spring, Summer and Fall
Elevation:
 3,800 to 4,000 Feet
Length:
 1.5 Miles One Way (1 Mile to Lake, 1.5 Miles to junction with Kalmiopsis Rim Trail #1124)
User Groups and
Difficulty Rating:
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[IMAGE: Easiest Icon] to [IMAGE: More Difficult Icon]
 Easiest to More Difficult - Hiker
Prohibited User Groups:
Pack and Saddle, Mountain Bike, Motorized Mike, ATV, 4-Wheel Drive
Trail is Not Designed for:
Barrier Free
Level of Use:
 Moderate to Heavy
Facilities:
  
Maps:
Illinois Valley Ranger District Map
Kalmiopsis and Wild Rogue Wilderness Map
USGS Quad(s):
•
Fee:
  

Description: This trail provides a view of many wildflowers and old growth timber. Babyfoot Lake is a high mountain lake with a few small Eastern Brook Trout. The lake is about a mile from the trailhead and is located within the Kalmiopsis Wilderness. The trail also provides access to the Babyfoot Lake Botanical Area.

No motorized or mechanized equipment (i.e. bicycles) are allowed in the Wilderness.

Access: Take U.S. Highway 199 to County road 5240 to Forest Service road 4201 to spur road 140.

[PHOTO: Babyfoot Lake]

Babyfoot Lake

USDA Forest Service - Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest
Last Modified: Tuesday, 20 May 2008 at 16:16:13 EDT
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