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The Museum's collection of photographs, tools, rocks, minerals and other artifacts, pays tribute to the area's gold mining history. Come…
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Celebrating the discovery of gold in the Bohemia Mountains, Cottage Grove celebrates its unique history over four days in July. For more…
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Commemorating the 1926 filming of "The General" starring Buster Keaton in Cottage Grove. This mural was painted on the side of the former…
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Business membership organization. Full-time visitor information center. Providing economic development resources, demographics and tourism…
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This 18-hole course has a variety of wooded and open holes. Thick trees, underbrush, and streams provide opportunities for challenging…
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Cottage Theatre delights audiences with its year-round season of plays and musicals featuring 100% local talent. The theatre presents six to…
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FUN! Company encourages people to enjoy Cottage Grove to its fullest potential. The founders strive to have visitors and locals love the…
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Middlefield Golf Course has a challenging 18-hole, 5,000-yard (4,572-m) field. A par-67, it's ideal for golfers of all levels. This…
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A tribute to Cottage Grove's famous resident Opal Whiteley, revered by some as a mystic. Her controversial diary, the Journal of an…
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The only Air Museum in Oregon dedicated to the collection, preservation, and display of Oregon's rich aviation heritage. With at least five…
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Following a now-abandoned Oregon Pacific Railroad line, The Row River National Recreation Trail is a well paved 15.6 mile (25 km) multi-use…
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Territorial Seed Company is a gardeners' utopia! Vegetable, herb and ornamental plants, gardening accessories, garden art, unique gifts and…
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Painted in 2007 from a 1920s photograph, the mural is an authentic depiction of historic Cottage Grove. The 12 x 73 foot mural was painted…
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A 14 x 90 foot mural painted in 2005 by Howard Tharpe. Recreated from photographs taken on Main Street in the early 1900s.…
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This brightly colored mural on the Bohemia Food Hub building depicts the Taylor’s Checkerspot butterfly. This beautiful butterfly is…
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Painted by artist Suzi Marquess Long in 2004, this mural is on wraps the east and south walls of the Moose Lodge, showcasing the city's…
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This natural, wooded park is tucked up in the hills above Cottage Grove, offering rambling hikes alongside Mosby Creek. There are a few…
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The Bohemia Mountain Trail is a difficult .8 mile (1.3 km) hike that leads to the highest point in the Cottage Grove District, standing at…
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At the center of Cottage Grove, this 14-acre multi-use park features an amphitheater with seating for 2,000, picnic shelters, walking trail,…
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The Brice Creek corridor outside of Cottage Grove is a scenic, rocky canyon with numerous small waterfalls and pools in the creek. The .3…
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This moderate 5.7 mile (9.2 km) trail follows Brice Creek. The crystal-clear water in an old growth forest make Brice Creek a popular…
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Brice Creek Trail is part of a 11.6 mile (18.7 km) loop. The route is made up of 5.5 miles of singletrack, and 5 miles of paved forest road.…
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The perfect starting point for a tour of Cottage Grove bridges! The Centennial pedestrian bridge was built in 1987 with recycled timbers…
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This is the only remaining covered railroad bridge in Oregon and possibly west of the Mississippi River! The Chambers Bridge was built in…
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The distinctive "art deco" armory was built in 1931 for the Oregon National Guard. After almost 80 years of use, the National Guard outgrew…
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This 30-mile (48-km) loop around Dorena Reservoir connects six covered bridges in historic Cottage Grove. Drive through two of them! History…
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Cottage Grove Lake is popular for swimming, boating and waterskiing. It also offers some of the best fishing in the state for largemouth…
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(1/4–1 acre/.1-.4 ha) A group of six ponds located east of Cottage Grove on Row River Road. Fish species: hatchery rainbow trout,…
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The Cottage Grove Ranger Station is open Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. A land and resource management agency responsible for federal…
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This state-designated 36 mile (57.94 km) scenic bikeway follows the Cottage Grove Covered Bridge Tour Route and features an all-ages and…
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Located near Cottage Grove, this flat but moderately difficult .5 mile (.8K) hike wanders through the forest to a small snow melt-fed lake.…
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This is the only bridge in Oregon that is painted two different colors: white portals and red sides. This 105 foot (32 m) bridge was built…
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Located on the south side of Dorena Reservoir and spanning the Row River, the bridge was built to connect Government Rd with Row River Rd.…
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Located in the rolling hills east of Cottage Grove, Dorena Reservoir is popular for swimming, boating, water skiing and camping. Fish for…
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Baker Bay Park offers eighty beautiful acres on the shores of Dorena Lake in Cottage Grove. Open dawn to dusk with a nominal parking fee.…
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An easy .5 mile (,8 km) hike from the trailhead with picnic tables. Travel east on Row River Rd for 19.4 miles (31,2 km), turn left on Layng…
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A headwater tributary to the Coast Fork Willamette River, Mosby Creek is a free flowing waterway (not damned) known for its prime potential…
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Drive through the Mosby Creek Bridge, which was named after David Mosby, a pioneer who staked a donation land claim nearby in 1853. Built in…
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Temporarily inaccessible due to fallen trees 8/16/19. This 1.6 mile (2.6 km) moderate hike leads to an upper and lower Parker Falls. Located…
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This dramatic and plunging waterfall is part of the Layng Creek Watershed in the Umpqua National Forest outside of Cottage Grove. It falls…
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Row River (rhymes with "cow") is a tributary of the Willamette River's Coast Fork. It is approximately 20 miles (32 km) and includes Dorena…
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This park previously called East Regional Park. The pond has a dock that is stocked with rainbow trout in the spring providing for an…
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Picturesque Siuslaw Falls provides a great backdrop for a morning of fishing, a summer swim in the creek or a fall photo shoot in close…
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The snowmelt-fed falls are 40 - 60 ft (12,2 - 18,3 m) high with one drop that can be a light misty veil or a wall of roaring water depending…
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Built in 1930, this 60-foot (18 m) bridge was open to vehicular traffic until 1982, despite heavy damage from weather. The Stewart Covered…
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Swinging Bridge is another point-of-interest for bridge enthusiasts, located just a half-mile upstream from Centennial Covered Bridge near…
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Upper Trestle Creek Falls is accessible but Lower Trestle Creek Falls is still inaccessible due to the 2019 winter storm. Enjoy this scenic…
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Wildwood Falls drops 15 ft (4,6 m) in a few channels over a small basalt cliff, forming three to four different segments. The deep pool…
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