Burma Pond
Recreation Opportunity Guide
Visitor Information: Burma Pond is located approximately 8 miles from the com-
Use Season: Year round
Fees: None
Elevation: 5,265 ft
munity of Wolf Creek. The 4.5 acre pond offers fishing for rainbow trout (stocked)
and small mouth bass. Only non-motorized boats are allowed and a hiking trail encircles Burma Pond. Dispersed camping and wildlife viewing are also popular activities in
the area. Upgrades to Burma Pond will soon be taking place that will includ improvements to the dam, installation of a vault toilet, and designating camping sites.
Caution: Due to the steepness of the 33-5-15.2 road (the last .5 mile to the site),
four wheel drive is recommended.
Length: 1/3 mile
Difficulty: Easy
Activities: Hiking, Fishing,
Dispersed Camping
Facilities: None
Location: T33S, R5W, Section 15
Longitude and Latitude: 42 42 14.53315, -123 16 24.59655
Driving Directions:
Medford District Bureau of Land
Management
Grants Pass Interagency Office
2164 NE Spalding Ave.
(541) 471-6500
www.blm.gov/or/resources/recreation
From Grants Pass, Oregon :
Take I-5, exit 76. Turn left, proceed under freeway. Turn right on Old Highway
99 S and go through the community of Wolf Creek. Continue going straight on
Frontage Rd. until intersection of Speaker Rd. Turn right and drive east on
Speaker Road for four miles to BLM road 33-5-10 (begins gravel road). Follow
this road approximately three miles more. Turn right on 33-5-15.2. Follow this
road approximately one-half mile until it dead ends at Burma Pond and a parking
area.
From Roseburg :
Take I-5, exit 78 ( Speaker Road ). Drive east on Speaker Road for four miles to
BLM road 33-5-10 (begins gravel road). Follow this road approximately three
miles more. Turn right on 33-5-15.2. Follow this road approximately one-half
mile until it dead ends at Burma Pond and a parking area