Oregon
Start at the coast, hit up breweries and food trucks in Portland, explore hundreds of waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge, ski or snowboard year-round on Mt. Hood and continue on to the Alvord Desert. Even with all of this adventure, you'll just be scratching the surface of what Oregon has to offer.
Top Adventures in Oregon
Hike Oneonta Gorge
4.8
1 mi
*Currently closed (except a small portion of the upper trail between Multnomah Spur and Trail #444 on Larch Mountain)...here
This hike is very short (1 mile roundtrip) but does take some time to do. The trail leads down from the road into a stream bed. You follow the stream bed upstream through a narrow gorge. At the entrance to the gorge there is a large log jam. This requires some balance to ...
Explore Latourell Falls
4.7
2.4 mi
/ 520 ft gain
Latourell Falls is a beautiful and unique waterfall in the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon. This amazing waterfall is just a few hundred yards from the road and parking lot. Once you park, there is a viewpoint for the falls that is straight ahead.The view from there isn't that great compared to what you will find if you take the short trail that starts near the bridge and goes to the base of the...
Explore Multnomah Falls
4.1
Anytime you're visiting the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon it is worth making a quick stop at Multnomah Falls. The parking lot is right by the road and the waterfall is right by the parking lot. Its is only a few hundred feet walk on an even paved surface to reach the main viewpoint. There are other options if you wish to hike near Multnomah. There is a 2.6 mile roundtrip hike to a viewpoint ab...
Hike to Metlako & Punchbowl Falls
4.7
4 mi
/ 500 ft gain
*Currently Closed, find out more info hereThis is a fairly short hike. 2 miles in to Punchbowl Falls (past Metlako Falls) and then 2 miles out. I’ve done it in all sorts of conditions from 95 degree sunny summer days to a trip in a deep freeze where I got in my wetsuit and shot under/over shots of Punchbowl while snow dumped down on me. To check out Metalko Falls, it's a quick side trip just of...
Hike to Bagby Hot Springs
4.3
3.4 mi
Bagby Hot Springs is actually a set of amazing bathhouses nestled in the forest outside of Estacada. They are one of Oregon’s most poplar hot springs, and for good reason. The hike into the hot springs is easy and quite scenic. You’ll cross a bridge over Nohorn Creek and follow the Hot Springs Fork of the Collawash River up to the bathhouses.
There are three sets of bathhouses at the site, eac...
Short Hike to Abiqua Falls
4.9
1 mi
/ 180 ft gain
This trail is unmarked and a little rough and rugged. The land is privately owned by Mount Angel Abbey, but they don't appear to have problems with courteous hikers. Walking out of the parking area back up the road in the direction you came from, you’ll pass one dirt trail right at the ending of the parking area. Look about a little further down the road (~100 feet) and find the second trail – ...
Oregon camping, hotels, and more
Madras, Oregon
Mecca Flat Campground
Situated on the banks of the Deschutes Wild and Scenic River, Mecca Flat Campground is located just a mile and a half from Oregon State H...
Sisters, Oregon
Big Lake
Overview
Big Lake Campground sits at its namesake lake along Santiam Pass, a 4,800-foot mountain pass through the Cascade Range in wester...
Douglas County, Oregon
Bunker Hill Campground
Overview
This campground clings to the northwest shore of Lemolo Lake beneath the heavily wooded Bunker Hill. Bald eagles often soar abov...
Klamath County, Oregon
Crater Lake Lodge
Cozy hospitality with a great view
At Crater Lake Lodge, parking is free, and the lodge staff can provide assistance with your luggage. A...
From $229/night
Bend, Oregon
LOGE Bend
20 min drive to Mt Bachelor15 min bike ride to downtownCafe & Bar On-Site (coming Winter 2019)evo Mountain Bike Rental Center + Retai...
From $120/night
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