Winchuck River

The Winchuck River is a freshwater stream located in southern Oregon, flowing approximately 14 miles from the Northern California border to the Pacific Ocean. It drains a forested landscape, providing habitat for various fish species, including salmon and steelhead. The river supports local ecosystems, outdoor recreation like fishing and boating, and contributes to the region’s water quality. Its watershed plays a vital role in maintaining environmental health and offers scenic views, making it an important natural feature for conservation and community enjoyment.