Sahalie Falls – See Oregon’s “Heaven” Waterfall Born From Lava!
• Sahalie Falls plunges 73 feet over lava that dammed Clear Lake just 3,000 yearsContinue Reading
Oregon features thousands of miles of beautiful hiking trails to traverse. There are trails for any level of hikers from easy scenic walks to hard extended trips. Enjoy the nature of the state, from the high desert to the Pacific coast
• Sahalie Falls plunges 73 feet over lava that dammed Clear Lake just 3,000 yearsContinue Reading
• Koosah Falls is a powerful 64-foot waterfall famous for its emerald pool and seasonalContinue Reading
• Munson Creek Falls is a towering waterfall on a rainforest trailContinue Reading
• Blue Hole Falls is a hidden waterfall and natural swimming hole on Brice CreekContinue Reading
• Ziolkouski Beach Park is the most sheltered beach at the mouth of the UmpquaContinue Reading
• Coquille River Falls drops a total of 115 feet through a lush, old-growth forestContinue Reading
• Hosmer Lake is a peaceful kayaking spot amid marshes and pinesContinue Reading
• Devils Lake is the shallowest of the Cascade Lakes and is easily accessibleContinue Reading
• Todd Lake, the highest in elevation, is the first lake on the Cascade LakesContinue Reading
• Little Lava Lake is one of the smallest and quietest Cascade Mountain LakesContinue Reading
• Lava Lake is popular among anglers, campers, hikers, swimmers, boaters, and paddleboardersContinue Reading
• Cottonwood Canyon State Park is Oregon’s newest and second-largest state parkContinue Reading
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