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Rye Spur Trailhead – Fremont-Winema National Forest, Oregon

May 31, 2026

Published Date: May 31, 2026
Last Updated: June 27, 2026

Rye Spur Horse Camp (also known as Rye Spur Trailhead) is located in Southern Oregon approximately one hour from Klamath Falls, Oregon. The camp lies within the Fremont-Winema National Forest and provides access to the Sky Lakes Wilderness if you ride to the north. This camp is free to use and offers quiet dispersed camping with a small pond for stock water.

Camp Overview

Campsites: Two developed sites.
Fees: Free.
Permits: None.
Popularity: Rarely used.
Elevation: 5,974 feet
Season: June – September
Cell Service: Verizon – spotty/sporadic but was able to receive texts.

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Getting There

Directions: From Klamath Falls: Take Oregon Highway 140 west towards Medford, Oregon for approximately 29 miles. Then turn right onto Forest Service Road 3661/Fourmile Lake Road. Travel on Fourmile Lake Road/Forest Road 3661 for about 3.5 miles and turn right onto the 360 spur road and follow to the end of the road.

Google Directions: Map Link
GPS Coordinates: 42.43961, -122.22984
Road Conditions: Gravel with minimal potholes.
Gas Station: 140 Country Store – 29200 OR-140, Klamath Falls, OR 97601

Amenities & Camp Details

Stock Containment: New pipe corrals. Installed 6/14/26.
Stock Water: Yes – pond.
Potable Water: No.
Manure Bin: No.
Trash/Dumpster: No – pack it out.
Bathroom: Yes – vault toilet.
Day Use Parking: Yes – large parking area.