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Siuslaw National Forest

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Address: 4077 SW Research Way
PO Box 1148
Corvallis, OR 97339
Phone: 541-750-7000;
Fax: 541-750-7234;
Web: www.fs.fed.us/r6/siuslaw
Size: More than 630,000 acres.
Location: In the coastal mountain range of west-central Oregon. Accessible by US 20 and 101; OR 18, 34, 36, 38, and 126. Nearby cities/towns include Corvallis, Eugene, Florence, Reedsport, and Waldport.
Facilities: Visitor center; almost 40 campgrounds, trails (230 miles), boat ramps, 2 ORV areas.
Activities: Camping, salt and freshwater fishing, boating, canoeing, swimming, hiking, horseback riding, biking, ORV riding, beachcombing, whale watching.
Special Features: One of only two national forests in the continental U.S. with oceanfront property; Mary's Peak, highest point in the Coastal Range (4,097 feet). Points of interest include Cape Perpetua Scenic Area, Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, Cascade Head Scenic Area, and the historic Heceta Head Lighthouse, a working lighthouse.

See other parks in Oregon.

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No references found	Byline: Winston Ross The Register-Guard FLORENCE - The Siuslaw National Forest will get upgrades at some trailheads that haven't had improvements in the past 30 years, courtesy of $5. Federal stimulus funds to improve Siuslaw facilities by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) When Jim Furnish became supervisor of Oregon's Siuslaw National Forest in 1992, he stepped straight into the eye of a political storm. Bringing calm to a political storm by Durbin, Kathie / American Forests Efforts to protect the Siuslaw National Forest and Bureau of Land Management-owned wilderness from logging date to 1984, when the Cummins Creek and Drift Creek wilderness areas were designated by Congress in an attempt to set aside some of the state's remaining primitive old-growth forest. True Wilderness by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)	Sittidae sitting Sitting Bull sitting height sitting room sitting tenant Sittingbourne Sittwe situate situation comedy situation map situation therapy situation-display tube Situla Situmorang, Sitor situs inversus situs solitus Sitwell Sitwell family sitzbath Sitzkrieg Sium Siun Siunik, Kingdom of Siuren Sites Siuslaw National Forest Siutiste, Iukhan Siva Sivaism Sivaji Sivaki Sivan Sivapithecus Sivas Sivash Sivash Sea Sivashskoe Sivatherium Siverek Sivers, Rudolf Sivers, Rudolf Ferdinandovich Siverskii Sivkov, Grigorii Sivkov, Grigorii Flegontovich Sivkov, Konstantin Sivkov, Konstantin Vasilevich Sivomaskinskii Sivtsev, Dmitrii Sivtsev, Dmitrii Kononovich Siwa Siwa Oasis	SIUF SIUFDB SIUFL SIUFOP SIUG SIUH SIUI SIUJK SIULP Sium Sium Sium Sium latifolium Sium sisarum Sium suave SIUMI SIUMS SIUMS SIUMS SIUMS Siun Siuna Siunik, Kingdom of SIUP SIUPL SIUPP Siuren Sites SIUS Siuslaw Area Women's Center Siuslaw National Forest Siuslaw Valley Fire and Rescue SIUSM Siut Siut Siut siut after a repo Siutiste, Iukhan SIUUP SIUW Siv Siv SIV&V SIV.G Siva Siva Siva Siva linga Siva lingam Sivac SIVAE SIVAGM Sivaism Sivaism Sivaist Sivaist Sivaite Sivaite Sivaites Sivaites Sivaji

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Byline: Winston Ross The Register-Guard FLORENCE - The Siuslaw National Forest will get upgrades at some trailheads that haven't had improvements in the past 30 years, courtesy of $5.

Federal stimulus funds to improve Siuslaw facilities by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)

When Jim Furnish became supervisor of Oregon's Siuslaw National Forest in 1992, he stepped straight into the eye of a political storm.

Bringing calm to a political storm by Durbin, Kathie / American Forests

Efforts to protect the Siuslaw National Forest and Bureau of Land Management-owned wilderness from logging date to 1984, when the Cummins Creek and Drift Creek wilderness areas were designated by Congress in an attempt to set aside some of the state's remaining primitive old-growth forest.

True Wilderness by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)