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Difference between revisions of "Charlie Buck/Baldy Peak Trailhead"

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[[Category:Southern Oregon]]
 
[[Category:Southern Oregon]]
[[Category:Highway Access]]
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[[Category:Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest]]
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[[Category:Forest Road Access]]
 
[[Category:Trailheads]]
 
[[Category:Trailheads]]
  
[[Image:Mule Mtn Loop 1.jpeg|thumb|400px|Mt. McLoughlin from the trailhead parking area ''(bobcat)'']]
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[[Image:CharlieBuckTrailhead.jpg|thumb|400px|Empty signboard at the trailhead ''(B. Hope)'']]
  
{{Maplinkinfo|latitude=42.27228|longitude=-122.60624}}
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{{Maplinkinfo|latitude=42.10255|longitude=-123.06196}}
{{Elevation|5,200 feet}}
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* Elevation: 3,120 feet
 
{{Driving time|5.5 hours}}
 
{{Driving time|5.5 hours}}
  
 
=== Hikes starting here ===
 
=== Hikes starting here ===
Mule Mountain Loop
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* {{hike ring|trailhead=Charlie Buck/Baldy Peak Trailhead|hike=Mule Mountain Loop Hike|log=Mule Mountain Loop Hike/Log|previous=Charlie Buck/Baldy Peak Trailhead|next=Baldy Peak (Applegate)}}
  
 
=== Driving Directions ===
 
=== Driving Directions ===
From I-5, take Exit 30 at Medford, then west on Hwy 230 through Jacksonville to the small community of Ruch.  Turn south on Applegate Road for 12.2 miles.  The trailhead (with sign) is on the left (east) side of the road at Mile 12.1 and there is parking for 4-5 cars on the right (west) shoulder of the road at Mile 12.2.
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The lower trailhead for this hike was closed when the land it crossed changed hands and the Forest Service lost its easement. One suggested alternative trailhead for the Mule Mountain and Mule Creek hikes is now the Charlie Buck/Baldy Peak Trailhead.
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From I-5, take Exit 30 at Medford, then drive west on Hwy 230 through Jacksonville to the small community of Ruch.   
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Turn left (south) here to follow Upper Applegate Road for 9.2 miles; then turn left (east) on to Forest Road 20 (Beaver Creek Road).  
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Follow Forest Road 20 for approximately 1.5 miles to the junction with Forest Road 940 and turn right.
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Follow Forest Road 940 for approximately 3 miles to the trailhead.
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This trailhead may be closed by snow between November and April.
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=== Page Contributors ===
 
=== Page Contributors ===
 
* [[User:VanMarmot|VanMarmot]]
 
* [[User:VanMarmot|VanMarmot]]

Latest revision as of 00:10, 4 September 2023

Empty signboard at the trailhead (B. Hope)

Hikes starting here

Driving Directions

The lower trailhead for this hike was closed when the land it crossed changed hands and the Forest Service lost its easement. One suggested alternative trailhead for the Mule Mountain and Mule Creek hikes is now the Charlie Buck/Baldy Peak Trailhead.

From I-5, take Exit 30 at Medford, then drive west on Hwy 230 through Jacksonville to the small community of Ruch.

Turn left (south) here to follow Upper Applegate Road for 9.2 miles; then turn left (east) on to Forest Road 20 (Beaver Creek Road).

Follow Forest Road 20 for approximately 1.5 miles to the junction with Forest Road 940 and turn right.

Follow Forest Road 940 for approximately 3 miles to the trailhead.

This trailhead may be closed by snow between November and April.


Page Contributors

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