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 Grayback campground accessible trail, Cave Junction, southwest Oregon.
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Accessible Trail at Grayback Campground

This is a great trail for people who want to take a stroll through the woods and enjoy the sound of the stream and forest from one of several  benches and decks overlooking the river. The trail is wheelchair accessible to the small restroom at the gravel road about a quarter of a mile upstream from the campground. It is possible to cross the bridge and make your way to Highway 46 on this road but it is not designed or maintained for wheelchair access. The trail under the Highway 46 bridge needs repair. The historic Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) camp is not accessible at the time this was written.

 

Location
Grayback Campground is located on the Oregon Caves Highway (Highway 46) about eleven miles from Cave Junction and nine miles from Oregon Caves National Monument. The accessible trail begins in the campground and follows the creek to a bridge where it crosses to the other side and goes to the site of a historic Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) camp.

 

Grayback Campground road to accessible trail, Oregon Caves Highway 46, southwest Oregon Benches are located along the gravel surfaced trail. Oregon Caves Highway 46, southwest Oregon A barrier free pavilion is located next to trail bridge. Oregon Caves Highway 46, southwest Oregon Decks are located at several points along the trail. Oregon Caves Highway 46, southwest Oregon

 Accessible Trail Map
  Grayback campground accessible trail, Oregon Caves Highway 46, southwest Oregon

 

Campground Information

Camping Campground operation season: Usually opens in mid May and closes in late September.

Who to call for information or reservations: Oregon Caves Outfitters: 541 592-3400. The wheelchair accessible trail runs along the left side to the campground next to the river.

Grayback Campground near Cave Junction, Oregon Caves Highway 46, southwest Oregon

 

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