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Cummins Creek Trail #1382
This section of trail follows a ridge line through old growth Douglas-fir and spruce. The trail is shared with mountain bikers and connects with other trails on the Cape Perpetua trail system. The trail follows on old roadbed for the first 1.4 miles until it comes to a junction as it follows a ridgeline through old growth Douglas-fir and spruce. Veer left to follow Cummins Creek Loop Trail or veer right to continue along the Cummins Creek Trail to its junction with Cook’s Ridge Trail.
At a Glance
| Current Conditions: | Bikes allowed on Cummins Creek Loop. |
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| Water: | No |
| Restroom: | No |
| Information Center: | Central Coast Ranger District - Cape Perpetua Visitor Center or Waldport Office |
General Information
Directions:Access to this trail is at Cummins Creek Trailhead
Trail Map (Geospatial PDF ~ 1.9 mb)
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General Notes:
Close to:
- Cape Perpetua Scenic Area
- Amanda's Trail
- Captain Cook
- Cummins Creek Loop
- Discovery Loop
- Giant Spruce
- Gwynn Creek
- Oregon Coast
- Restless Waters
- St. Perpetua
- Whispering Spruce
Activities
Mountain Biking
Mountain bikes share the trail with hikers| Difficulty Level: | Difficult |
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Day Hiking
| Difficulty Level: | More Difficult |
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