Visit Oregon Often
Visit Oregon Often
This park is a National Treasure for all of us to share. There are trails, camps and clean water to cherish and enjoy.
This is the home to so many animals and plants. Please be responsible with fires.
Dexter is a tiny town with a wonderful state park with disc golf, trails for walking and biking. There is a lake for your enjoyment. For those that remember Animal House- this is where Otis Day got to 'Shout'.
Just off of the 58 is the historic Lowell covered bridge, take a few minutes to read about local history in this interpretive center. You can watch the crew boats, swim, canoe, paddle board or fish. Bring a
This trail is a favorite for hiking and biking. The intermediate to difficult trail ascends over 3000 feet to be ready for the ride!
Step back in time at this mossy old growth campground. It is a cool oasis with picnic tables, fire pits or rings and some spots are along the river.
Just off of Highway 58 is the tiny town of Westfir. This towns best attractions are the Office covered bridge, the Westfir Lodge and it is the gateway of world class biking.
Nestled in the Willamette Forest is the tiny town of Oakridge. The population sign reads 3302, but don't let that fool you, this town has a lot to offer.
Our Fish Hatchery is a great place to spend a few hours. Bring quarters to buy fish food, enjoy the museum or a free round of mini golf.
One of the most hauntingly beautiful landscapes with it's oversized stumps and layered soil. A great place to sit and relax.
This river is ready for your adventure, dip your toes, jump right in or sit along the banks to fish for trout.
Highway 58 cuts a path through the Willamette National Forest. You will travel about 15 through scenery that includes trees, rivers, lakes and even waterfalls most of the year.
Step back in time at the Pioneer Museum. The rich history of Oakridge can be seen with old articles, artifacts and unique local finds and treasures.
Nestled in the Willamette Forest is the tiny town of Oakridge. The population sign reads 3302, but don't let that fool you, this town has a lot to offer.
True hot springs that can be super warm even when the snows abound. It is just a short walk, but be aware because clothing is optional.
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Twenty miles outside of Oakridge is the second highest falls in the state, Salt Creek Falls. This cascades falls 286 feet. It is always worth a visit.
Marvel at the beauty of the 3rd cleanest lake in the world.
Aside from the amazing views from the top and the fun ways to get to the base, you can enjoy snacks and adult beverages to warm up.
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