ROCK SHADOWS wandering Succor Creek

Sheer canyon walls, winding dirt roads, and a creek carving its way through Oregon’s high desert.

We dropped into Succor Creek, wandered its twisting turns, and camped beneath cliffs that felt older than time. The map showed a name, but it never hinted at the weight of being there.

This is a Ridge Craft story about scale, stillness, and what one canyon can show you—if you’re willing to stop.

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📍 Trail Details:
• Location: Southeastern Oregon (Succor Creek)
• Distance: ~20–25 trail miles (explored portion)
• Difficulty: Easy to Moderate (conditions vary)
• Highlights: Canyon walls, desert creek crossings, remote campsites, solitude

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