Oregon Attractions

Big Obsidian Flow in Oregon: The picture "Obsidian Monolith" shows an imposing, upright black obsidian boulder standing among a scatter of volcanic rocks at the base of a rocky hill, with trees in the background.

Big Obsidian Flow – Hike Oregon’s Youngest Lava Flow Made of Volcanic Glass!

• The Big Obsidian Flow covers one square mile of shiny black obsidian and paleContinue Reading

Diamond Creek Falls in Oregon: The picture "Diamond Creek Falls Close-up" shows a person standing on rocks at the base of the tall, sloped waterfall, taking a photo of the water streaming over mossy rocks and the surrounding vibrant greenery.

Diamond Creek Falls Oregon: Scenic Waterfall Hike in the Cascade Mountains

• Diamond Creek Falls drops in a glittering fan among old-growth forests in Oregon’s CascadesContinue Reading

Paulina Falls in Oregon - Paulina Falls Base Paulina Falls in Oregon: The picture "Paulina Falls Base" presents a wide view of the waterfall base, with white water streaming down a tall cliff face amid a landscape of large rocks, logs, and green foliage.

Paulina Falls – See Oregon’s 80-Foot Twin Waterfall in Newberry Volcano’s Caldera

• Paulina Falls is a rare 80-foot double waterfall split into two cascading plumes byContinue Reading

Sahalie Falls in Oregon: The picture "Sahalie Falls up close with person for scale" shows a powerful white waterfall crashing down a mossy green cliff, while a person stands on rocks near the misty base, highlighting the impressive size of the falls.

Sahalie Falls – See Oregon’s “Heaven” Waterfall Born from Lava

• Sahalie Falls plunges 100 feet over lava that dammed Clear Lake just 3,000 yearsContinue Reading

Koosah Falls in Oregon: The picture "Koosah Falls waterfall wide view" shows a stunning, double-plume waterfall pouring over a mossy cliff into a deep blue pool, surrounded by lush green forest and bright sunlight.

Koosah Falls – Oregon’s “Sky Water” on the Wild McKenzie River

• Koosah Falls is a powerful 75-foot waterfall famous for its emerald pool and seasonalContinue Reading

Munson Creek Falls State Natural Site in Oregon: The picture "Munson Creek Falls waterfall framed by trees" features the tall, multi-tiered Munson Creek Falls cascading down a forested hillside, seen through a frame of leafy branches and moss.

Munson Creek Falls – Tallest Waterfall on the Oregon Coast

• Munson Creek Falls is a towering waterfall on a rainforest trailContinue Reading

Coyote Creek Covered Bridge – Hidden Pioneer Crossing on Oregon’s Historic Territorial Road

• Coyote Creek Covered Bridge is a historic 1922 Howe truss bridge Coyote Creek CoveredContinue Reading

Larson Creek Falls on Short Beach, Oregon Coast

Larson Creek Falls at Short Beach: Oregon Coast Hidden Gem

• Larson Creek Falls is a tall, narrow waterfall that drops directly onto Short BeachContinue Reading

Blue Hole Falls on Brice Creek in Oregon: The picture "Blue Hole Falls waterfall and pool closeup" displays a close view of the waterfall cascading into the iconic deep blue-green pool, with mossy cliffs and fallen logs framing the clear, tranquil water.

Blue Hole Falls on Brice Creek – A Hidden Gem in the Umpqua National Forest

• Blue Hole Falls is a hidden waterfall and natural swimming hole on Brice CreekContinue Reading

Lighthouse Beach in Oregon: The picture "Lighthouse Beach lighthouse on the bluff" shows a classic white lighthouse with a red roof sitting atop a green grassy bluff, with rocky cliffs and the blue ocean below.

Cape Arago Lighthouse – Oregon’s Lone Beacon on a Rocky Island off Charleston

• Cape Arago Lighthouse is a decommissioned beacon on a rocky island near CharlestonContinue Reading

Wolf Creek Falls Recreation Area in Oregon: The picture "Wolf Creek Falls Recreation Area in Oregon – footbridge over creek and forest" displays a footbridge arching over a flowing creek, surrounded by green forest and rocky banks, with a large rock formation in the background.

Wolf Creek Falls Recreation Area – Forest Trails, Waterfall, and River Access

• Wolf Creek Falls and Trailhead are a part of Wolf Creek Falls Recreation AreaContinue Reading

Cedar Crossing Bridge in Oregon: The picture "Cedar Crossing Bridge front view" displays a head-on view of the wooden covered bridge, with its peaked roof, large open entrance, and the words "Cedar Cross" visible above the entryway, surrounded by trees and a quiet country road.

Cedar Crossing Bridge – The Only Covered Bridge in Multnomah County

• Cedar Crossing Bridge is a cozy, scenic stop over Johnson Creek in Southeast PortlandContinue Reading