Whisky Creek Cabin

Whisky Creek cabin is a historic site located on the Rogue River trail that follows the Rogue National Wild and Scenic River.

The hike to Whisky Creek cabin is about three miles long on a well hiked trail often used by anglers fishing for salmon and steelhead. The trail begins at the Graves Creek bridge about ten miles down river from Galice, southwest Oregon. Cross the bridge and drive down to the parking area next to the river. The trailhead is at the lower end of the parking area.

If you are going to hike this trail, we suggest you print a copy of the Rogue River Scenic Loop Drive that provides directions to the trailhead and other interesting things to see on your drive through the Rogue National Wild and Scenic River corridor.

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