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-conservationlands15 Social Media Takeover, July 15th, Wild and Scenic Rivers (19701585218)
Rivers are an important part of our Nation’s history, economy, and way of life. They were our first “highways” - connecting people and communities. In 1968, President Johnson signed the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act to preserve rivers with certain outstanding wild, scenic, or recreational values. The Act currently protects more than 200 rivers in 35 states and Puerto Rico. The BLM’s National Conservation Lands currently manages 69 of those wild and scenic rivers in 7 states - Alaska, California
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-mypubliclandsroadtrip 2016- Something Different, Zane Grey Cabin on the Rogue River (28774705514)
How about this combo for a #mypubliclandsroadtrip adventure: Western novels; remote Oregon wilderness; and the epic Rogue River! All of this and more is available at the Zane Grey cabin on the Rogue River. That is, available to anyone who can trek there. Visitors to the cabin either have to raft the Mighty Rogue or hike about 5 miles from the nearest road to get there, perhaps exactly how one of America’s most famous and earliest masters of the Western novel wanted it. In 1926, Grey purchased a
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BLM Medford Backcountry Byway Dedication (1991) (22347929353)
Seems like it was just yesterday… Take a step back in time and learn a little more about the BLM’s Backcountry Byways. This fascinating little slice of history features the 1991 dedication of the Medford District’s Galice/Hellgate Byway and the Grave Creek/Marial Byway. Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast, a history buff, or merely enjoy a relaxing drive in the country, the Pacific Northwest’s collection of All American Roads, National and State Scenic Byways, and Backcountry Byways offered b
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Boat Ramp Sign on the Wild and Scenic Rogue River (34022688763)
Informational sign, Rogue River, May 4, 2017, by Greg Shine, BLM. The Rogue River is located in southwestern Oregon and flows 215 miles from Crater Lake to the Pacific Ocean. The 84 mile, Congressionally-designated "National Wild and Scenic" portion of the Rogue begins 7 miles west of Grants Pass and ends 11 miles east of Gold Beach. The Rogue was one of the original eight rivers included in the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968. The Rogue National Wild and Scenic River is surrounded by foreste
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Edward H. Mitchell 3198 - Hell Gate, Rogue River, Oregon back
Edward H. Mitchell 3198 - Hell Gate, Rogue River, Oregon back
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Edward H. Mitchell 3198 - Hell Gate, Rogue River, Oregon front
Edward H. Mitchell 3198 - Hell Gate, Rogue River, Oregon front
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FMIB 33364 Seining Salmon on Rogue River
Seining Salmon on Rogue River Subject: Salmon fisheries, Seining Geographic Subject: United States--Oregon--Rogue River Tag: Commercial Fisheries
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FMIB 44187 R D Hume's Salmon Hatchery on the Upper Rogue River This hatchery is now operated by the United States Government
R. D. Hume's Salmon Hatchery on the Upper Rogue River. This hatchery is now operated by the United States Government Subject: Rogue River (Oregon), Fish hatcheries--Oregon Geographic Subject: United States--Oregon--Rogue River Tag: Hatcheries
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Hog Creek Sign Rogue River (34151042094)
Hog Creek Boat Landing on the Rogue River can be accessed on the river right (north side of river).
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Journey to the Zane Grey cabin (51870825457)
The Rogue River as it flows gently through emerald hills as the sun sets. Kyle Sullivan, BLM July 15, 2021. Western novelist Zane Grey fell in love with Oregon's Rogue River in the 1920s. He would spend the rest of his life writing about the river's pristine wilderness and abundant fishing opportunities. In 1925, Grey launched an expedition down the Rogue from Grants Pass to Gold Beach. It was on this trip that he first visited Winkle Bar. In 1926, he returned to the spot to purchase the land
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Journey to the Zane Grey cabin (51870827952)
The Rogue River as it flows between emerald hills on a sunny day. Kyle Sullivan, BLM July 15, 2021. Western novelist Zane Grey fell in love with Oregon's Rogue River in the 1920s. He would spend the rest of his life writing about the river's pristine wilderness and abundant fishing opportunities. In 1925, Grey launched an expedition down the Rogue from Grants Pass to Gold Beach. It was on this trip that he first visited Winkle Bar. In 1926, he returned to the spot to purchase the land and bui
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Journey to the Zane Grey cabin (51870830572)
A blue blow-up boat owned by the Department of the Interior bobs in the Rogue River. Kyle Sullivan, BLM July 15, 2021. Western novelist Zane Grey fell in love with Oregon's Rogue River in the 1920s. He would spend the rest of his life writing about the river's pristine wilderness and abundant fishing opportunities. In 1925, Grey launched an expedition down the Rogue from Grants Pass to Gold Beach. It was on this trip that he first visited Winkle Bar. In 1926, he returned to the spot to purcha
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Journey to the Zane Grey cabin (51870832772)
Two BLM agents overlook the Rogue River on a sunny day. Kyle Sullivan, BLM July 15, 2021. Western novelist Zane Grey fell in love with Oregon's Rogue River in the 1920s. He would spend the rest of his life writing about the river's pristine wilderness and abundant fishing opportunities. In 1925, Grey launched an expedition down the Rogue from Grants Pass to Gold Beach. It was on this trip that he first visited Winkle Bar. In 1926, he returned to the spot to purchase the land and build his cab
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Journey to the Zane Grey cabin (51871795771)
A swimmer in a red life jacket sits in the clear water of the Rogue River. Kyle Sullivan, BLM July 15, 2021. Western novelist Zane Grey fell in love with Oregon's Rogue River in the 1920s. He would spend the rest of his life writing about the river's pristine wilderness and abundant fishing opportunities. In 1925, Grey launched an expedition down the Rogue from Grants Pass to Gold Beach. It was on this trip that he first visited Winkle Bar. In 1926, he returned to the spot to purchase the lan
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Mature Jeffrey Pine
A large mature east side Jeffrey Pine Pinus jeffreyi growing on volcanic table lands south of Mono Lake, Ca. Photo taken approximately one mile east north east of Deadman's Pass, off of US HWY 395. The stand is composed of pure Jeffrey Pine with different age classes found through out. The large tree is approximately 27-30m tall, and 90cm in diameter at breast height. The waning gibbous moon is visible to the right of the tall pine. Volcanic Table Lands, eastern Sierra Nevada, California.
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Journey to the Zane Grey cabin (51871795821)
A BLM agent in a hat and red life jacket rows down the Rogue River in a blue blow-up boat. Kyle Sullivan, BLM July 15, 2021. Western novelist Zane Grey fell in love with Oregon's Rogue River in the 1920s. He would spend the rest of his life writing about the river's pristine wilderness and abundant fishing opportunities. In 1925, Grey launched an expedition down the Rogue from Grants Pass to Gold Beach. It was on this trip that he first visited Winkle Bar. In 1926, he returned to the spot to
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Journey to the Zane Grey cabin (51871871278)
A blue blow-up boat tethered to rocks floats on the Rogue River as the sun sinks below the hills. Kyle Sullivan, BLM July 15, 2021. Western novelist Zane Grey fell in love with Oregon's Rogue River in the 1920s. He would spend the rest of his life writing about the river's pristine wilderness and abundant fishing opportunities. In 1925, Grey launched an expedition down the Rogue from Grants Pass to Gold Beach. It was on this trip that he first visited Winkle Bar. In 1926, he returned to the s
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Journey to the Zane Grey cabin (51871871308)
A BLM agent looks out at the Rogue River at twilight. Kyle Sullivan, BLM July 15, 2021. Western novelist Zane Grey fell in love with Oregon's Rogue River in the 1920s. He would spend the rest of his life writing about the river's pristine wilderness and abundant fishing opportunities. In 1925, Grey launched an expedition down the Rogue from Grants Pass to Gold Beach. It was on this trip that he first visited Winkle Bar. In 1926, he returned to the spot to purchase the land and build his cabin
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Journey to the Zane Grey cabin (51872109439)
A blue blow-up boat tethered to the edge of the Rogue River as the sun shines down. Kyle Sullivan, BLM July 15, 2021. Western novelist Zane Grey fell in love with Oregon's Rogue River in the 1920s. He would spend the rest of his life writing about the river's pristine wilderness and abundant fishing opportunities. In 1925, Grey launched an expedition down the Rogue from Grants Pass to Gold Beach. It was on this trip that he first visited Winkle Bar. In 1926, he returned to the spot to purchas
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Journey to the Zane Grey cabin (51872109569)
A long exposure of the night sky above the Rogue River as the Milky Way streaks across the frame. Kyle Sullivan, BLM July 15, 2021. Western novelist Zane Grey fell in love with Oregon's Rogue River in the 1920s. He would spend the rest of his life writing about the river's pristine wilderness and abundant fishing opportunities. In 1925, Grey launched an expedition down the Rogue from Grants Pass to Gold Beach. It was on this trip that he first visited Winkle Bar. In 1926, he returned to the s
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Journey to the Zane Grey cabin (51872439315)
A blue blow-up boat tethered to the edge of the Rogue River as the sun shines down. Kyle Sullivan, BLM July 15, 2021. Western novelist Zane Grey fell in love with Oregon's Rogue River in the 1920s. He would spend the rest of his life writing about the river's pristine wilderness and abundant fishing opportunities. In 1925, Grey launched an expedition down the Rogue from Grants Pass to Gold Beach. It was on this trip that he first visited Winkle Bar. In 1926, he returned to the spot to purchas
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My Public Lands Roadtrip (19042377700)
Rogue Wild and Scenic River
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National Public Lands Day at Medford Oregon Rouge River (45269854231)
On Saturday, September 22, 2018, thousands of volunteers, partners and BLM staff across the nation pitched in on BLM-managed public lands as part of the 25th annual National Public Lands Day. Organized each year by the National Environmental Education Foundation (NEEF), National Public Lands Day promotes the connection between people and the environment by inviting everyone to get outside. The BLM is proud to be a part of National Public Lands Day each year, working with partners and supporting
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Rogue River Ranch National Historic Site
Rogue River Ranch National Historic Site, located on the north shore of the Rogue River at the mouth of Mule Creek in Curry County in the U.S. state of Oregon
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