Umpqua River
Phone: 541-440-4930
In 1988, Congress designated 33.8 miles of the North Umpqua River as a Wild and Scenic River with a "recreation" classification. It begins at the confluence of Rock Creek (rivermile 35.5) near Swiftwater Bridge and ends at Soda Springs (rivermile 69.3). There are five resources listed as "Outstanding Remarkable Values: Fish, Water, Recreation, Scenery, and Cultural Resources. The Roseburg BLM, Umpqua National Forest, and State of Oregon manage this magnificent river.
Directions
The North Umpqua River corridor begins 16 miles east of Roseburg on State Highway 138 in Glide,Oregon.
More info at http://www.or.blm.gov/roseburg/rec/nuws.html
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