Hike up Roxy Ann

Medford, Oregon

Description

A beautiful hike that provides a view of the entire Rogue Valley including pilot rock, Mt. Ashland, Mt. McLaughling, Rim of Crater Lake, and Table Rocks. Wildflowers, easy hike.

Standing at 3,576 feet Roxy Ann is probably the most popular and hiked mountain in the Rogue Valley besides the Table Rocks. Year round you can find dozens of people hiking, biking, and running up and down Roxy Ann. Roxy Ann provides easy to moderate hikes with its gravel road and multiple deer trails. Taking the road is very easy and goes in a loop which is a 3 mile round trip hike that can take 1.5 hours. The deer trails are much steeper but can get you to the top of Roxy Ann in a short 35 mins.

A challenge course is also featured on Roxy Ann consisting of 15 elements, 8 low and 7 high. They are made up of ropes, wires, ladders, swings, and platforms.

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Features

Mountain Biking

Running

Hiking

Dog Friendly

Easy Parking

Family Friendly

Picnic Area

Wildflowers

Wildlife

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