However, these sites do not have toilets or potable water facilities. Please observe fire restrictions during dry months. Human waste should be buried at least 6 to 12 inches deep and over 100 feet from any water source. The camping stay limit is 14 days. Hunting licenses and tags are required by Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Target shooting is discouraged within the corridor.
Shooting near or across the river, trails or roads is NOT allowed. The river provides spawning grounds for steelhead and salmon. You might see deer, elk, squirrel, beaver, mountain beaver, raccoon, fox, coyote, cougar or bear. Near the water you may find the rough-skinned newt, Pacific tree frog, Pacific giant salamander, and the common garter snake. A wide variety of song birds as well as wood ducks, grouse, pileated woodpeckers, American dipper, great blue heron, Osprey, common and hooded mergansers, and even golden eagles are nesting in the area.