Hopkins-Young Special Management Area
A 3,045 acre private timberland near Crescent, Oregon.- Managed by Oregon Department of Forestry.
- No facilities.
- Old growth ponderosa forest and stands of Douglas fir, sugar pine, white fir, and lodgepole pine.
- Mule deer, white-headed woodpecker, northern goshawk
Hopkins-Young Special Management Area is a working forest near Crescent, OR (see map below). The Land Trust worked with Crown Pacific in 2000 to protect seven parcels of land totaling 3,045 acres. These forested lands are now scattered within the Gilchrist State Forest. The Hopkins-Young Special Management Area is home to a wide variety of wildlife species including mule deer, woodpeckers, hawks, songbirds, and more.