Frequently Asked Questions About Malheur National Forest
Can you kayak, canoe, or raft in Malheur National Forest?
Yes, you can kayak and canoe in Malheur National Forest. There are several lakes and rivers in the forest that are great for paddling. There are also several places to go rafting, and a few companies that will lead rafting trips through the forest.
What is the closest town to Malheur National Forest?
Seneca, Oregon is one of the closest towns to the Malheur National Forest. There are places to eat, sleep, and shop in Seneca so you can stock up while on a camping trip or treat yourself to a meal.
What type of wildlife lives in Malheur National Forest?
Wildlife living in Malheur National Forest includes Rocky Mountain elk, deer, black bears, and bighorn sheep. The forest is also home to a variety of birds, fish, and other small animals.
What is the best time to visit Malheur National Forest?
May and June are the best times to visit Malheur National Forest. If you're a birdwatcher, those are the months when you'll see the most bird species in and around the forest. The weather is also warm enough for hiking, paddling, and other outdoor activities.
Is there a fee to get into Malheur National Forest?
No, there is no fee to get into Malheur National Forest. However, there may be additional fees and permits for day-use areas, camping, and other activities within the forest.