Southern Oregon was heavily logged toward the end of the 19th century, and the mountains earned the nickname of “Siskiyou” mountains, a word that the loggers picked up from local Cree Native Americans. “Siskyou” roughly translates to “bob-tailed horse,” which was a reference to the horses the loggers used to transport timber. President Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt became alarmed by its natural beauty being stripped. He took action by declaring the region a national forest in 1906, a status that granted it some protections from commercial operations.
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