Delta Ponds – Bird Watching and Nature Walk
Known for their fantastic wildlife viewing, birdwatching, wildflowers, and nearby running and biking… [more]
Toketee Falls – North Umpqua River
Toketee Falls is a breath taking two stage 113ft. waterfall located about 2-1/2 hours Southeast of Eugene… [more]
Newberry Volcanic Monument – Paulina and East Lake
Newberry Volcanic Monument - Officially created in 1990 within the Deschutes National Forest, Newberry… [more]
Umpqua Lighthouse and State Park
Umpqua Lighthouse and State Park is an easily accessible and popular general recreation area located… [more]
Proxy Falls – McKenzie Highway
Proxy Falls is a gorgeous 226 foot veil waterfall that cascades down a wall of mossy columnar basalt.… [more]
Featured Adventures
North Umpqua Trail – Tioga Section
The North Umpqua Trail parallels the N. Umpqua River east of Roseburg, OR for 79 … [Read More...]
Newberry Volcanic Monument – Paulina and East Lake
Newberry Volcanic Monument - Officially created in 1990 within the Deschutes … [Read More...]
Shaniko, Oregon – Ghost Town
Shaniko, Oregon, located just off of highway 97 in Central Oregon, is Oregon's … [Read More...]
Popular Hikes
Wildwood Falls
Wildwood Falls is a beautiful swimming hole and waterfall located on the Row … [Read More...]
Tamolitch Pool
Tamolitch Pool (also known as Blue Pool) is the basin of Tamolitch Falls, once a … [Read More...]
All Adventures
Matthieu Lakes – Dee Wright Observatory
The Matthieu Lakes Trail, located on Highway 242 about 15 miles west of Sisters, Oregon, takes you through a pine forest bordering lava beds up to two small, idyllic lakes, with spectacular views of the North and Middle Sisters, Mt. Washington, Three-Fingered Jack, Mt. Jefferson, and Mt. Hood along the way. Location:Google Maps - Directions from Eugene Approximately 1.5 hours from … [Read More...]
Sunset Bay and Shore Acres
Sunset Bay, OR - The Oregon coastline is world famous for its stunning scenery, and the area south of Coos Bay is no exception. Erosion and seismic action have created a crumbling, fractured coastline full of geologic interest and curious rock formations. Location: Getting There Take 101 through Coos Bay, and turn right onto Empire Rd before you leave town. Take Empire/Coos Bay Hwy for … [Read More...]
Crater Lake National Park – General Information
Crater Lake National Park is a United States National Park located in southern Oregon, whose primary feature is Crater Lake. This National Park was established on May 22, 1902, and it is the sixth oldest National Park in the U.S. This park encompasses the Crater Lake caldera, which rests in the remains of a destroyed volcano (eventually named Mount Mazama) and the surrounding forestland and hills. … [Read More...]