--Streams and Rivers-- Little River North Umpqua River Clearwater River Lake Creek Brice Creek

Featured Streams and Rivers

Little River

	Little River is a mountain setting where hiking around Hemlock Lake and Meadows varies from easy to steep (3,000-5,000 feet in elevation).
Vehicle/Fishing Access:	2 X 4
Barrier Free Access:	Limited
Hiking:	Yes
Driving Directions:	From Roseburg, east on State highway 138, 18 miles to Glide, then southeast on Little River Rd. (CR 17, FR 27)
Fish Species:	Rainbow trout, cutthroat trout
Fishing Methods:
Angling Season:	Spring, Summer, Fall
Campgrounds:	There are various sites in the area, some barrier free at Hemlock Lake, Hemlock Meadows, Lake in the Woods, Cool Water and White Creek

North Umpqua River

	The North Umpqua River is a good choice for native steelhead, rainbow, and cutthroat trout. Hiking in the area varies in difficulty with elevation ranging from 1,150 to 6,200 feet.
Vehicle/Fishing Access:	2 X 4
Barrier Free Access:	Limited
Hiking:	Yes
Driving Directions:	From Roseburg, east on State highway 138, parallels river from Glide (18 miles) to Toketee Lake (59 miles)
Fish Species:	Steelhead, rainbow trout, cutthroat trout
Fishing Methods:
Angling Season:	Year-round
Campgrounds:	There are various campgrounds in the area, some with barrier free access.

Clearwater River

	Clearwater River is surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery at 4,000 to 5,000 feet in elevation. Hiking in the area includes the North Umpqua River, Diamond Lake and Mt. Thielson which ranges in difficulty from easy to steep.
Vehicle/Fishing Access:	2 X 4
Barrier Free Access:	Limited
Hiking:
Driving Directions:	From Roseburg, east on State highway 138 (60-75 miles)
Fish Species:	Brook trout
Fishing Methods:
Angling Season:	Year-round
Campgrounds:	There are sited along Clearwater River and at Lemolo Lake and Diamond Lake. Barrier free access varies by campground.

Lake Creek

	Lake Creek is in a beautiful mountain setting at approximately 5,000 feet in elevation. Hiking is similar to that of Clearwater River (see entry above).
Vehicle/Fishing Access:	2 X 4
Barrier Free Access:	Limited
Hiking:
Driving Directions:	From Roseburg, east on State highway 138, 73 miles
Fish Species:	Brown trout, rainbow trout
Fishing Methods:
Angling Season:	Year-round
Campgrounds:	Same as Clearwater River (see entry above)

Brice Creek

No Photo Available	Brice Creek is located in a nice mountain setting with hiking trails along, and branching from, Brice Creek.
Vehicle/Fishing Access:	2 X 4
Barrier Free Access:	Limited
Hiking:	Yes
Driving Directions:	From Cottage Grove, east on County road 2400 (10 miles), then southeast on County road 2470
Fish Species:	Rainbow trout
Fishing Methods:
Angling Season:	Year-round
Campgrounds:	Cedar Creek Campground: 8 sites, barrier free restrooms, trailer parking, hiking Lund Park: 1 site, picnic facilities and barrier free restrooms and parking