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National Forest Development Road 6500-970 in Douglas County, Oregon

National Forest Development Road 6500-970 in Douglas County is a gravel track (gravel path). It runs in a southeast-northwest direction and ends at Diamond Lake Highway, while the other end is a cul-de-sac.

Road Type
track
Route
southeast-northwest
Legend

Streets nearby

Upper Rogue River Trail
0.6 mi
Forest Road 6530-760
1.0 mi
Diamond Lake Highway
Mt Thielson Viewpoint, Mazama Viewpoint
1.2 mi
Three Lakes Road
1.9 mi
National Forest Development Road 100
2.2 mi
Boundary Springs Trail
2.2 mi
Forest Road 6530
3.0 mi
Hemlock Butte Road
3.0 mi
Mount Bailey Trail
3.3 mi
Forest Road 6530-830
3.5 mi
Bald Crater Loop Trail
3.6 mi
Silent Creek Trail
3.7 mi
Bailey Road
Mount Bailey Trailhead
3.8 mi
Old 230
4.0 mi
Dellenback Bike Path
Diamond Lake, Diamond Lake Post Office
4.1 mi
Silent Connection
4.1 mi
Teal Lake Trail
4.3 mi
Horse Lake Trail
4.3 mi
Broken Arrow Connection South
4.6 mi
Forest Road 6560-600
4.6 mi
Forest Road 6560-340
4.6 mi
E Loop
4.7 mi
North Rodley Spur
4.7 mi
D Loop
4.7 mi
C Loop
4.8 mi
Old Man Camp
4.8 mi
Forest Road 6530-800
4.8 mi
F Loop
4.9 mi
Diamond Lake Loop
Fish cleaning, South Shore Pizza, South Store
4.9 mi
Broken Arrow Campground Road
5.0 mi
A Loop
A
5.0 mi
G Loop
5.0 mi
South Shore Boat Ramp
5.1 mi
I Loop
5.1 mi
M Loop
5.2 mi
South Shore Picnic Area
South Shore Hiker/Biker Camp
5.2 mi

Campgrounds nearby

Broken Arrow Campground
4.6 mi

Streams nearby

Cascade Creek
1.1 mi
Mazama Creek
1.6 mi
Rogue River
2.0 mi
Sherwood Creek
3.5 mi
Minnehaha Creek
3.7 mi
Silent Creek
3.7 mi
East Fork Muir Creek
4.5 mi
Middle Fork National Creek
4.8 mi
Hamaker Creek
5.0 mi

Waters nearby

Lake West
1.2 mi
Teal Lake
4.3 mi
Horse Lake
4.3 mi