TOKETEE FALLS
WILD ROGUE WILDERNESS AREA
Located approximately 58 miles east of Roseburg near Oregon Route
138, Toketee Falls is a waterfall on the North Umpqua River at its confluence with the Clearwater River. Toketee (pronounced TOKE-uhtee), is a Chinook Jargon word meaning “pretty” or “graceful.” Carved
from ancient columnar basalt, Toketee Falls drops approximately 120
feet in two stages. With a reliable water flow on the North Umpqua
River, the falls avoids the seasonal fluctuations of other creek-fed waterfalls in Oregon.
This 84-mile wilderness area surrounds the Wild and Scenic Area of the
Rogue River. It can be accessed near the town of Merlin.
VALLEY OF THE ROGUE STATE PARK
Off Interstate 5 near Grants Pass, this peaceful park is central to many
area activities such as Crater Lake, the Britt Music Festival, and Ashland’s Shakespeare Festival.
WOLF CREEK INN STATE HERITAGE SITE
Take a step back in time and stay at the same hotel where Jack London
finished his novel, "Valley of the Moon." Though room prices are a bit
more than they were in 1883 when the inn was built, the charm of this
hideaway has not changed. Guests will find a touch of modern day conveniences entwined with the historical richness of the oldest continuously operated hotel in the Pacific Northwest.
WATSON FALLS
A waterfall in the North Umpqua River basin of Douglas County, Watson Falls hurtle over a cathedral amphitheater wall of basalt, crashing
into a long talus slope covered in moss and vine maple. The falls plunge
over enough of an overhang that occasional gusts of wind can toss the
water sideways or upwards in rare cases (usually later in the summer
when there is less water in the creek).
WOLF PACK GUIDE SERVICE
541-580-2183
�r 541-580-2103
P.O. Box 171 Camas Valley, OR. 97416
Richard
Scott
wolfepackfishing.com
If fishing is your passion, then you must book a trip with Wolfe
Pack Guide Service, “We specialize in giving people a unique
experience that they can’t get anywhere else,” said owner Richard
Wolfe, “We are blessed to have access to many private areas.”
Wolfe Pack, a family-owned and -operated business, uses drift
boats and a pontoon boat, “We fish the lower Umpqua that is
rated one of the top three rivers in the country for Small-Mouth
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Bass.” In addition to the Umpqua River, they fish the
Coquille, Elk, and Sixes river systems for Salmon,
Steelhead, Spring Chinook, and Shad. “Depending on the
river that we fish, there are fishing lodges, vacation rentals,
and hotels available,” added Wolfe. Though catching fish is
the main part of their business, offering clients the chance
to enjoy the thrill of a guided fishing trip is their aim. “We
fish all year long and we enjoy the seasons; it really makes
you remember why you do what you do.”
691 Our Lane
Camas Valley, OR 97416
Phone: 541-580-2183
Web: wolfepackfishing.com
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