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Tucked away in the mountain town of Oakridge, it's Oregon's only real ale public house and brewery. Enjoy genuine British cask ales,…
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Guided river rafting, hiking, snowshoeing, mountain biking and daily shuttle services are offered by this family-friendly mountain…
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The best riding. Welcome to the Cascades Outdoor Center, located at the base of the famous Alpine Trail. They offer mountain bike shuttles…
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Lion Mountain Bakery features cakes, pies, breads, baked goods, sweets and more all made from scratch. Offering breakfast and lunch menu…
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The Oakridge Art Council is a place where local artists can be celebrated. The goal of the OAC is to create a space where the Oakridge and…
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Oakridge - Westfir is "The Center of Oregon Recreation" and the "Mountain Biking Capital of the Northwest". Local business leader. Helping…
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Singletrack Paradise. Welcome to Oregon Adventures. Situated in Oakridge, Oregon "The Mt. Bike Capital of the Northwest." They offer guided…
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Come play a round of miniature golf that marks the travels of a fish from the Columbia River to the ocean. Enjoy the park facilities,…
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The Willamette River is 187 miles (301 km) long, lying entirely in northwestern Oregon. It has three separate forks (main stem, middle and…
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Painted in 2018 as part of the Oregon Mural Trail by artists Gage Hamilton and Zach Yarrington. This works pays respect to Oakridge's long…
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Commonly referred to as “The Crown Jewel” of the world-renowned Oakridge mountain bike trails, the Alpine Trail offers a little bit of…
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Commonly referred to as "The Crown Jewel" of the world-renowned Oakridge mountain bike trails, the Alpine Trail is enjoyed by hikers too.…
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A great trail for children, this hike traverses the shoreline of Bobby Lake and connects to the Pacific Crest Trail for 500 ft (152,4 m).…
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Follow this trail from Waldo Rd to the Waldo Lake Trail as it skirts the edges of Betty Lake. Popular spot to pack in camping gear and…
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Fish for trout, salmon and steelhead along the Middle Fork of the Willamette River. The campground is open mid-May to early October, but…
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An easy, short hike through 200 year-old fir trees on a cliff above the North Fork of the Middle Fork of the Willamette River. Plaques…
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Formerly known as Flat Creek, this trail is fast and fun. You’ll be grabbing brake for 2.5 miles of ripping, joyful singletrack. But it’s…
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Get close to this waterfall after a moderate hike in. The veiled Diamond Creek Falls drops 70 - 90 feet (21,3 - 27,4 m), while the tiered…
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Diamond Creek Falls Trail #3598 is a difficult 2.5 mile (4 km) loop that begins at Salt Creek Falls Observation Site. A spur trail 0.25 mile…
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This 52,611 acre (21,290 ha) wilderness preserve features many small lakes and dense forest with the glacier-carved Diamond Peak rising…
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This 52,611-acre (21.290 ha) wilderness preserve features many small lakes and dense forest with the glacier-carved Diamond Peak rising…
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Winter cross country ski trails, early spring fishing, late summer huckleberries, and fall wildlife viewing make Gold Lake a year-round…
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Gold Lake Sno-Park is an ideal hub for snowshoeing and cross country skiing adventures. Around the lake enjoy hut-to-hut Nordic trails with…
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(100 acre/40.5 ha) About 28 miles east of Oakridge, off Highway 58. The lake is limited to non-motorized boats only. Fly angling only. Fish…
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This Oakridge park offers exquisite views of the clean, green Willamette River. Picnic on the large rock overlooking the water, then gather…
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(2,735 acres/1,094 ha) Hills Creek is set in rugged mountain country within the Willamette National Forest near Oakridge. The scenic lake…
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Hills Creek Reservoir draws water enthusiasts of all kinds, from wind surfers to water skiers, sailors to swimmers. Bring your canoe or…
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This scenic lake with over 40 miles (64.3K) of shoreline provides a wide assortment of recreation opportunities. Located just southeast of…
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Huckleberry Flats is a motorized-only trail system that consists of 65 miles of Class I and Class III trails. Some of the trails can be rode…
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Children will enjoy this easy 6.3 mi (10,1 km) trail. The trail follows Larison Cove on Hills Creek Reservoir before climbing alongside…
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This relatively tough loop begins with tight switchbacks, rock chutes, gnarly roots, tricky creek crossings, and plenty of smooth swoopy…
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Larison Rock begins in Greenwaters Park in the heart of Oakridge. Follow paved Larison Rock Rd uphill for 5 miles to FR 3607. Stay right…
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Larison Rock Trail begins in Greenwaters Park on the edge of Oakridge. Follow paved Larison Rock Rd uphill for 5 miles (8 km) to Forest…
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Larison Rock begins in Greenwaters Park in the heart of Oakridge. Follow paved Larison Rock Rd uphill for 5 miles to FR 3607. Stay right…
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The Lone Wolf/Patterson Mountain Trail includes many features that make it a great late spring to early fall hike. Throughout 2.5 miles (4…
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McCredie Hot Springs are easily accessible from the road with paved parking. Several extremely hot (please use caution) pools border the…
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Middle Fork Ranger Station open Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. A land and resource management agency responsible for federal land east…
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Middle Fork Ranger Station open Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. A land and resource management agency responsible for federal land east…
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Designated a National Recreation Trail in 2007, Middle Fork Willamette Trail runs 32+ miles (51.5+ km), winding northwest from the blunt end…
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The entire 27 mile (43 km) trail can be rated easy to difficult. With some flat areas in the beginning, the difficulty increases further…
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The entire 27 mile (43 km) trail covers easy to difficult terrain. With some flat areas in the beginning, the difficulty increases further…
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The Moon Point Trail allows hikers and bikers the opportunity to see a wide range of habitats over the course of just 1.1 miles (1.8 km).…
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This hiking trail meanders 5.5 miles (8,9 km) along the North Fork of the Middle Fork of the Willamette River through forests and meadows.…
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Small city park featuring a bicycle skills park, pump track, and basketball court.…
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Also known as "Westfir Bridge," Office Covered Bridge spans the North Fork Willamette River at 180 feet (55 m). It was built in 1944 to…
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The Old Mill Disc Golf Course in Oakridge offers 18 holes, built to PDGA standards. Some holes have a farther pin for Pros as well as the…
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With nearly 200 sites along more than 1,000 miles of scenic roadways, the Cascades is an area for birders of all skill and interest levels.…
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In Oregon, the trail travels 118 miles (189 km) over Lane County's Diamond Peak and through the Three Sisters Mountains. Considered a scenic…
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The PCT traverses 118 miles (189 km) of eastern Lane County through two wildernesses of diverse landscapes including old growth forests,…
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HWY 242 CLOSED FOR THE SEASON. The PCT traverses 118 miles (189 km) of eastern Lane County through two wildernesses of diverse landscapes…
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The signed trailhead for the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail (PCT) at Santiam Pass.…
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This trail in the Diamond Peak Wilderness offers views of Diamond Peak and Rockpile Lake. A gradual climb up connects with the Pacific Crest…
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An easy and popular 6.6-mile (10,6 km) section of the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail from Willamette Pass to Lower, Middle and North…
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Salmon Creek Falls is a small 5 - 10 foot (1,5 - 3 m) drop in the year-round creek. The day-use area makes a great spot for picnicking and…
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Fish for trout along Salmon Creek from multiple access points at pullouts, bridges and the campground/day use area. Located immediately…
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Salmon Creek is a pleasant river trail that has two parts. One side is very smooth and great for kids/beginners. The other side is a classic…
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Salmon Creek Falls day-use area offers great mountain biking, hiking, fishing, boating and swimming. Beautiful, lush old growth forests edge…
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This is the second tallest waterfall in Oregon, plunging 286 ft (87,2 m). The Salt Creek Falls Observation Site is wheelchair accessible…
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Salt Creek Falls Trail #3673 is an easy .5 mile (,8 km) hike with a wheelchair accessible observation point to view Salt Creek Falls, one of…
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Salt Creek Sno-Park is popular for sledding and tubing and is a maintained Snowplay Area. It features a tubing hill cleared of trees and a…
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First Sergeant Maximo Yabes was posthumously awarded a Medal of Honor for his heroic service during the Vietnam War. He was raised in…
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This section of the Pacific Crest Trail is from Summit Lake to Diamond Peak, and a popular route for mountain climbers. Directions: from…
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This moderate 6.1 mile (9.8 km) trail is popular for hiking and mountain biking. It features numerous switchbacks through old growth forest…
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Formed by glaciers 10,000 years ago, Waldo Lake is one of the purest lakes in the world - some rank it third. Filled by springs and snow…
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The Waldo Lake Snowmobile Trail is accessible from here. Enjoy miles of scenic winter views on snowmobile routes all around the lake.…
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The Waldo Lake Wilderness is 36,572 acres (14,800.16 ha) and is adjacent one of the purest lakes in the world. Waldo Lake is also Oregon's…
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Waldo Lake is the second deepest lake in Oregon and one of the purest in the world. In 2012, IMBA awarded Waldo Lake Trail "Epic" status.…
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This 19.6 mile (31,6 km) loop trail goes around Waldo Lake, one of the clearest lakes in the world. Although most of the trail is out of…
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This 19.6 mile (31,6 km) loop trail goes around Waldo Lake, one of the clearest lakes in the world. Although most of the trail is out of…
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This 5 mile (8 km) easy trail offers views of Waldo Lake and several Cascade Peaks. From North Waldo Campground the trail follows the…
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The wonder of the Cascades is remarkable. Capture it in your memory and senses year-round. Winters you'll be whisked to the summit on…
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Flowing through the heart of Lane County the Willamette River Water Trail is one of the most extensive water trails in the state. This broad…
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Fish for trout along this fork of the Willamette River as it flows through Oakridge in the Cascades. Fly-fishing with barbless hooks only,…
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Youngs Rock Trail traverses three distinct eco-systems. Old growth forest at the top, high desert in the middle and oak savannah restoration…
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