Cooper Creek Scenic Area access
Cooper Creek Scenic Area access
Cooper Creek Scenic Area access is reached via unpaved Forest Service roads (FS 33 and FS 236) in southwestern Union County, providing entry to a 1,240-acre scenic area within the larger 34,000-acre Cooper Creek Wilderness.
The access point connects to nearby Cooper Creek Recreation Area campground (14 sites) and Mulky Creek Recreation Area (11 sites), both offering primitive camping with water access, picnic tables, and grills, though the gravel forest roads can be rough and muddy after rain.
This location serves as a gateway for hiking, fishing, and paddling activities on Cooper Creek, a Class II-III whitewater stream with a steep 40+ feet-per-mile gradient.
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