Boulder Creek Wilderness

Boulder Creek Wilderness is a 19,918-acre federally protected wilderness area in Oregon managed by the Forest Service. This primitive backcountry offers a genuine non-motorized experience for hikers and backpackers seeking solitude and escape from developed recreation. The landscape is roadless and undeveloped—no mechanized travel, motorized equipment, or vehicles are permitted within the wilderness boundary.

Visitors should expect a true backcountry setting where self-reliance and Leave No Trace practices are essential. Access requires foot traffic only; pack out what you pack in, camp responsibly away from water sources, and respect the wilderness character that makes this area distinct from recreation areas with trail infrastructure and services. Seasonal snow and weather variability affect accessibility; plan accordingly and check current conditions with the managing Forest Service office before your trip.