Bag a peak with KS Wild! Haleigh will lead you on this 9-mile trek to the top of Stein Butte at over 4,000' elevation to enjoy sweeping views of the Siskiyou Crest from the nearby Red Buttes and Grayback Mountain across the state line into northern California.
Our guided raft-supported hike is the most comfortable way to experience the Rogue River Trail. You hike with a daypack while the rafts shuttle all our gear. ARTA’s friendly guides provide delicious meals and water along the trail. Join us on this amazing adventure!
Join KS Wild staffer Haleigh and KS Wild friend Eric for a day wandering around the Upper Rogue River forests in search of any and all mushrooms to identify and learn about. Eric, a certified fungiphile, is excited to teach you all about the mushrooms—big and small, edible and poisonous—that grow in the wet forests surrounding the Upper Rogue River.
Join Rogue Riverkeeper Program Manager Frances Oyung and Rogue River Watershed Council staff as we tour the completed floodplain reconnection project on Bear Creek near Lynn Newbry park.
Join Rogue Riverkeeper on this ride along the Bear Creek Greenway path, upstream towards Table Rock Road, stopping along the way to look for spawning salmon.
Join KS Wild staff on this walk to look for Chinook salmon returning home to spawn in the Applegate River.
Join us for a relatively easy off-trail hike through a little known old-growth forest and meadows in the Hyatt Lake area.
Explore along the Upper Rogue River at McGregor Park with Rogue Riverkeeper’s Frances Oyung as we look for spawning Chinook salmon and follow the paths through a riparian forest starting to show its fall colors.
Hike along a small portion of the Pacific Crest Trail around one of our favorite geologic features - Big Red Mountain.
Explore the backcountry around Soda Mountain with former Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument resident and current KS Wild employee Isaak Oliansky. This ride will take place entirely on public lands (none of which are wilderness designated).
This popular hike is an out-and-back route to the Boundary Springs, tucked away in the northern part of Crater Lake National Park, where waters of the Rogue River bursts forth from volcanic soils. Enjoy this moderate 5-mile round-trip hike where the Rogue River feels more like a creek. This is a beautiful trail with a couple of cascading waterfalls and a lush riparian zone set against the backdrop of an intact post-fire forest.
Join Harry Fuller in the Cascade Siskiyou National Monument in search of the Great Gray Owl. Space is limited so reserve your spot now.
This walk will be approx. 1 mile out and back, mostly flat (2 mi. round trip), on a paved path and an unpaved trail along the Bear Creek Greenway from near Pine St. to Table Rock Rd. We will visit a small pond used by Western Pond Turtles. This species has recently been proposed for listing under the Endangered Species Act
Hike to the widest girthed Douglas fir tree known to exist in Oregon and summit Mt. Elijah for National Hiking Day!
Happy Halloween! Learn about the annual salmon migration up the Rogue River and Bear Creek on this casual stroll along the Bear Creek Parkway.
Find out the latest updates about our campaign to stop Forest Service plans to log Old-Growth trees around the lake. We will decide on exact trail closer to the date depending on conditions.
Join KS Wild staff on this walk to look for Chinook salmon returning home to spawn in the Applegate River.
Join Rogue Riverkeeper on this ride along the Bear Creek Greenway path, upstream towards Table Rock Road, stopping along the way to look for spawning salmon.
Enjoy a rollicking gravel bike ride in the Cascade-Siskiyou Monument! The ride is 20 miles over 3 hour with 1800 feet of elevation gain (and loss!). Chill pace, no drop.
Explore along the Upper Rogue River at McGregor Park with Rogue Riverkeeper’s Frances Oyung as we look for spawning Chinook salmon and follow the paths through a riparian forest starting to show its fall colors.
This moderately strenuous hike will be a day-long affair from the Rogue Valley and will include a 6-7 mile loop through the lake basin and up to Mt. Elijah. The trail wanders through towering old-growth forests and wildflower meadows at Bigelow Lakes.
Visit hidden springs and beaver dams along Bear Creek in Phoenix. We will walk on the flat paved Greenway from Blue Heron Park to Northridge Terrace and back. 2.5 miles round trip.
Join us and the Native Plant Society of Oregon on a moderate 4.7-mile hike in the Kalmiopsis Wilderness to Babyfoot Lake. This hike will feature a wide array of wildflowers and we'll witness post-Biscuit fire regeneration, before entering a diverse forest of pine, spruce, and cedar.
Join KS Wild and Rogue Riverkeeper staff for an informational talk and slideshow about traveling the lower Rogue River by foot and raft. Come learn the natural history and reason that the Rogue River was one of the first rivers in the US to be designated "Wild & Scenic".
Join KS Wild’s Conservation Director, George Sexton on this flat, easy snowshoe along the upper Rogue River.
Join KS Wild’s Forest & Climate Coordinator Alexi Lovechio on a hike in the Upper Rogue through old-growth Douglas fir forests!
Learn about the annual salmon migration up the Rogue River and Bear Creek on this casual stroll along the Bear Creek Parkway between Ashland and Talent.
Join KS Wild’s Forest & Climate Coordinator Alexi Lovechio on this hike is 1.5 miles through a mature and old-growth forest to discuss the BLM’s continued attack on old-growth forests and action you can take to protect them.
Join KS Wild and Rogue Riverkeeper staff on this walk to look for Chinook salmon returning home to spawn in the Applegate River.
Explore along the Upper Rogue River at McGregor Park with Rogue Riverkeeper’s Frances Oyung as we look for spawning Chinook salmon and follow the paths through a riparian forest starting to show its fall colors.
Join KS Wild’s Forest & Climate Coordinator Alexi Lovechio on a hike near Briggs Creek, a tributary of the Wild and Scenic Illinois River!
This event has been canceled due to the closure of the Rainie Falls Trailhead following the Rum Creek Fire.
