Seneca Creek Trail Upstream Access
Seneca Creek Trail Upstream Access
This upstream trailhead on Forest Road 112 provides access to the scenic Seneca Creek Trail, a 5-mile out-and-back route featuring clear mountain streams, waterfalls, and meadows.
Parking is limited at this remote location; the steep, narrow gravel access road (FR 112) is not maintained in winter and requires approximately 11 miles of driving from US 33.
The trail involves multiple creek crossings with no footbridges, so visitors should be prepared for wet feet, particularly during high water periods.
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