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The Alsea Falls Campground is representative of Coast Range forest ecology, with old growth Douglas Fir and also unusual plants such as fairyslipper, fawn lily and trillium. Several trails leave from both sides of the South Fork Alsea River. This ...
The North Fork Trail, which leaves from the parking lot, is a 0.25 mi self-guided interpretive trail that describes the unique ecology of the Coast Range temperate rainforest. Watch for Hooded and Common Merganser, Wood Duck, American Dipper, Belt...
Mixed woodlands with open areas and brushy edges and riparian habitat. Wood Duck and Common and Hooded Merganser can be found on the river. Also look for Bald Eagle, White-tailed Kite, Osprey, Belted Kingfisher, Varied Thrush and MacGillivray̵...
Oak woodlots and a marsh with a trail around it. Enquire within about accessing the trail. Black-capped Chickadees and White-breasted Nuthatches may greet you as you step out of your car. Check the oaks for Acorn Woodpecker and Downy Woodpec...
Over 250 bird species have been recorded on the refuge’s varied habitats, which include expansive wetlands, oak savanna, grasslands, upland and riparian forest. Boardwalks, trails, and observation blinds provide excellent viewing opportunities. ...