Oregon: 52 state parks, 56 recreation areas, 32 scenic areas, 20 natural areas, 15 state trails and 13 historic sites

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Parks & natural areas 128

Agate Beach State Recreation SiteRazor clamming and surfing are the draws, with a large parking lot and a tunnel under the old highway down to…
Ainsworth State ParkA shaded campground at the eastern end of the Historic Columbia River Highway's Waterfall Corridor, with 40…
Alfred A. Loeb State ParkA quiet campground and three rental cabins in a grove of ancient myrtlewood along the Chetco River, eight…
Arcadia Beach State Recreation SiteA shady grove a few feet above the sand, a mile south of Cannon Beach, with tidepools to explore north and…
Arizona Beach State Recreation SiteTwo-thirds of a mile of sand between two rocky headlands that shelter it from the prevailing wind — which is…
Bandon State Natural AreaSeveral beach accesses strung along Beach Loop Road, from China Creek to Devils Kitchen and Bandon Wayside…
Bates State ParkThe site of a lumber mill and company town in the Blue Mountains, dismantled in the 1970s and now a park with…
Beachside State Recreation SiteA small destination campground a few miles south of Waldport where every site is seconds from miles of broad…
Benson State Recreation AreaA peaceful lake stocked with thousands of fish from March to October, with a paved path to an accessible…
Beverly Beach State ParkOne of the state's largest campgrounds, hidden in forest along pebbly Spencer Creek between Cape Foulweather…
Bob Straub State ParkBeach access, parking and restrooms at the foot of the Nestucca sand spit in Pacific City. The Nestucca River…
Bonnie Lure State Recreation AreaNinety-four acres along Eagle Creek, well off the beaten path. Watch for a pileated woodpecker, or cast for…
Brian Booth State ParkTwo distinct areas: Ona Beach's day-use area and beach access, and Beaver Creek State Natural Area a mile…
Bullards Beach State ParkA large, family-oriented park at the mouth of the Coquille River, its campground sheltered from ocean wind…
Cape Arago State ParkA scenic headland at the literal end of the road out of Coos Bay, with trails down to a sandy beach and…
Cape Blanco State ParkThe state's westernmost tip, with an 1870 lighthouse, an early Irish settler's home and sheltered campsites…
Cape Kiwanda State Natural AreaA sandstone headland north of Pacific City and one of the coast's best places to watch the ocean's power…
Cape Lookout State ParkA campground and day-use area on the sand spit between Netarts Bay and the ocean. The 5-mile round-trip Cape…
Carl G. Washburne Memorial State ParkA spacious, shady creekside campground north of Florence, with trailheads at both ends running into coastal…
Catherine Creek State ParkCrystal-clear water and towering ponderosa pines in a canyon the creek cut, with a campground beside the…
Clay Myers State Natural Area at Whalen IslandA virtually untouched coastal estuarine ecosystem bounded by the Sand Creek estuary — mixed woodland…
Clyde Holliday State Recreation SiteA shaded oasis of tall cottonwoods along the John Day River, and a base camp for the Strawberry Mountain…
Collier Memorial State ParkAn outdoor museum of logging equipment dating back to the 1880s, a relocated pioneer village and a campground…
Coquille Myrtle Grove State Natural SiteA secluded swimming hole on the Coquille River, with a shaded myrtlewood grove by the parking area and a…
Cottonwood Canyon State ParkMore than 8,000 acres of vertical cliffs cut by the John Day River, deep side canyons and arid rocky…
Crissey Field State Recreation SiteForty acres of sandy beach, wetlands and mature trees between the California border and the Winchuck River…
D River State Recreation SiteThe D River flows a mere 120 feet from Devils Lake to the ocean, billed as the shortest river in the world…
Dabney State Recreation AreaA shaded park on the Sandy River with a beach that fills quickly in summer, plus picnic tables, grills and a…
Darlingtonia State Natural SiteThe only Oregon state park dedicated to protecting a single plant species, and the only carnivorous one in…
Del Rey Beach State Recreation SiteThe ocean is a short walk from a quiet, secluded parking area. Come to fly a kite, build a sandcastle, or…
Deschutes River State Recreation AreaA tree-shaded campground where the Deschutes meets the Columbia, and the gateway to the Lower Deschutes…
Detroit Lake State Recreation AreaNearly 300 campsites on the shore of a nine-mile forest-ringed reservoir in the Cascades, with Mount…
Devil's Lake State Recreation AreaTwo parks on opposite shores of a 685-acre lake sheltered from coastal wind, minutes from downtown Lincoln…
Devils Punchbowl State Natural AreaDuring winter storms the ocean slams into a hollow rock formation shaped like a punch bowl, probably formed…
Dexter State Recreation SiteDocks and a two-lane launch ramp on the western edge of Dexter Reservoir, with a picnic area of barbecue…
Driftwood Beach State Recreation SitePicnic facilities scattered among the shore pine, with access to a wide, flat, sandy beach. Good beachcombing…
Ecola State ParkNine miles of coastline wrapping around Tillamook Head, with cliffside viewpoints over secluded coves and sea…
Elijah Bristow State ParkMeadows, woodland and wetland across 847 acres on the Middle Fork Willamette, with three reservable group…
Erratic Rock State Natural SiteA 90-ton rock carried more than 500 miles in an iceberg during an Ice Age flood, and the largest glacial…
Fall Creek State Recreation AreaSix parks around a tree-lined reservoir: Winberry's two-lane ramp, swim dock and beach on the south side…
Farewell Bend State Recreation AreaA desert campground on the banks of Brownlee Reservoir, with historic markers on the site's place in the…
Fogarty Creek State Recreation AreaA grassy day-use area where the creek meets a cliff-rimmed beach, with wind-sheltered picnic spots and a…
Fort Rock CaveA National Historic Landmark where sagebrush sandals 9,350 to 10,500 years old were found. Its location isn't…
Fort Rock State Natural AreaA National Natural Landmark rising out of the high desert: an enormous near-circle of jagged rock walls, an…
Fort Stevens State ParkOne of the nation's largest public campgrounds, on the site of a fort that guarded the mouth of the Columbia…
Gleneden Beach State Recreation SiteA short paved trail descends through shore pine to soft sand flanked by crumbling orange sandstone bluffs…
Golden and Silver Falls State Natural AreaTwo waterfalls plunge over sheer rock cliffs to moss-covered boulders 100 feet below, reached by trails…
Goose Lake State Recreation AreaA cool, shady campground on the banks of a seasonal lakebed at the Oregon-California border, remote enough…
Government Island State Recreation AreaThree Columbia River islands north of Portland, reachable only by boat, with 15 miles of shoreline, two docks…
Governor Patterson Memorial State Recreation SiteMiles of flat, sandy beach a short walk from the mouth of Alsea Bay, where you can windsurf, crab or watch…
Harris Beach State ParkA splendid south-coast seascape of sandy beaches, rocky outcrops and sea stacks, with year-round camping…
Hat Rock State ParkA desert oasis of cottonwood and black locust on the shore of Lake Wallula, ringed by sagebrush hills and…
Heritage Landing (Deschutes)A popular boat launch and day-use area with access to both the Columbia and the Deschutes, across the river…
Hilgard Junction State ParkCamping among cottonwood and ponderosa pine where I-84 meets Highway 244 on the Grande Ronde River, with 18…
Hug Point State Recreation SiteForested picnic areas and a short walkway to a sandy cove five miles south of Cannon Beach, backed by salal…
Humbug Mountain State ParkA forest-ringed campground on Brush Creek beneath one of the coast's highest headlands, with a trail under…
Illinois River Forks State ParkPicnic tables, a vault toilet and a nine-hole disc golf course at the confluence of the east and west forks…
Jackson F. Kimball State Recreation SiteTen primitive first-come sites beside a spring-fed lagoon at the headwaters of the Wood River, plus two…
Jasper State Recreation SiteA riverside park with four reservable group picnic areas, play fields, a playground and volleyball — popular…
Jessie M. Honeyman Memorial State ParkThe second-largest campground in the Oregon park system, tucked in the dunes three miles south of Florence…
L.L. Stub Stewart State ParkNearly 30 miles of trails across a forested hillside 34 miles west of Portland, many named for the area's…
LaPine State ParkA quiet, shady campground on the trout-filled Upper Deschutes in high desert subalpine forest, linked to 14…
Lake Owyhee State ParkTwo campgrounds on a 53-mile reservoir filling a narrow desert canyon of colourful volcanic rock, some of it…
Lewis and Clark State Recreation SiteA flat, grassy park near the mouth of the Sandy River at the western gateway of the Columbia River Gorge…
Lost Creek State Recreation SiteSeven miles south of Newport, this park is developed for picnicking and beach access. Come for beachcombing…
Lowell State Recreation SiteA day-use park on the north shore of Dexter Lake with a swim beach, reservable shelter, playground and…
Luckiamute State Natural AreaA quiet north and south parcel where the Luckiamute joins the Willamette, a stone's throw from the Santiam…
Manhattan Beach State Recreation SitePicnic tables nestled into small cul-de-sacs sheltered by shore pine, with a short trail down to the ocean…
Maud Williamson State Recreation SiteA fine stand of second-growth Douglas fir on the edge of Willamette Valley farmland, with a covered picnic…
Mayer State ParkThree areas off I-84 exit 76 near The Dalles: East Mayer for windsurfing and kite boarding, Mid Mayer for…
McVay Rock State Recreation SiteA well-hidden park above the ocean, known for surf fishing, clamming, whale watching and room to walk. A…
Memaloose State ParkA campground on the east end of the Gorge, its sites looking over the river and Memaloose Island, a place…
Milo McIver State ParkNine hundred and fifty acres of river, forest and field along the Clackamas, 45 minutes from Portland. The…
Minam State Recreation AreaA boat launch off Highway 82 and a remote campground two miles upriver on the Wallowa, below its confluence…
Molalla River State ParkAt the confluence of the Willamette, Molalla and Pudding rivers, holding one of the largest blue heron…
Mongold (Detroit Lake)The only public boat launch on Detroit Lake, a mile and a half west of Detroit Lake State Park, with a…
Munson Creek Falls State Natural SiteMunson Creek Falls tumbles 319 feet over several tiers, the tallest waterfall in the Coast Range. A…
Nehalem Bay State ParkA campground among shore pines on a four-mile sand spit, one dune away from the beach and with the bay on the…
Neskowin Beach State Recreation SiteA long, pristine beach beneath the Cascade Head headland, with the town of Neskowin's store and cottages…
Ocean Shore State Recreation AreaOregon's entire public shoreline, from the Columbia River to the California border and between the vegetation…
Oceanside Beach State Recreation SiteIn the middle of Oceanside, with some of the coast's best agate hunting once winter currents strip the sand…
Ontario State Recreation SiteA restful day-use park on the west bank of the Snake River, shaded by cottonwood, sumac and fragrant juniper…
Oswald West State ParkFour miles of coastline in dense temperate rainforest, with Short Sand Beach sheltered in a cove half a…
Otter Point State Recreation SiteWalking trails run above pristine beaches and unusual sandstone formations sculpted by wind and waves. A…
Paradise Point State Recreation SiteAn expansive coastal vista stretching from Port Orford Heads to Cape Blanco and its lighthouse. The beach…
Port Orford Heads State ParkThe preserved Port Orford Lifeboat Station, built by the Coast Guard in 1934 and in service until 1970, now…
Prineville Reservoir State ParkA high desert park on a 15-mile reservoir formed where the Crooked River meets Bowman Dam, with drive-in and…
Roads End State Recreation SiteA sheltered spot just north of Lincoln City, quiet when the town's beaches are crowded, with a short path…
Rooster Rock State ParkThree miles of Columbia River beach 22 miles east of Portland, with two disc golf courses, a flat two-mile…
Saddle Mountain State Natural AreaRare wildflowers and a 3,288-foot summit reached by a steep 2.4-mile trail climbing 1,634 feet through old…
Sarah Helmick State Recreation SiteThe first state park established in Oregon, a small shady spot on the Luckiamute River under big-leaf maples…
Seal Rock State Recreation SiteLarge offshore rock formations shelter seals, sea lions and seabirds, with tidepools on the sandy beach…
Seven Devils State Recreation SiteThe jumping-off point for miles of open beach in either direction. Agates are the usual beachcombing prize at…
Seven Streams Staging Area (Vinzenz Lausmann Memorial State Natural Area)The gateway to the Post Canyon Trail System, a trail network five miles west of Hood River spanning state…
Shepperd's Dell State Natural AreaA two-tiered waterfall — around 42 feet above and 50 below — drops into Youngs Creek beside the Historic…
Shore Acres State ParkThe former estate of timber baron Louis J. Simpson, on craggy sandstone cliffs above the ocean, with a formal…
Silver Falls State ParkThe crown jewel of the Oregon park system, and the one place you can walk behind a 177-foot curtain of water…
Sitka Sedge State Natural AreaTidal flats, saltwater marshes and forested wetlands, with beach views running from Haystack Rock to Cape…
Smelt Sands State Recreation SiteThe historic 804 Trail runs three quarters of a mile along the shore, with benches scattered along the way…
Smith Rock State ParkSeveral thousand climbing routes, more than a thousand of them bolted, above a deep river canyon east of…
South Beach State ParkMiles of broad sandy beach beginning in south Newport by the Yaquina Bay Bridge, with walking and cycling…
Starvation Creek State ParkA tiny park at the base of the Gorge's sheer walls, with its namesake waterfall 50 feet from the parking area…
State Capitol State ParkCherry trees, three fountains, and stone plaques in the mall sidewalks naming every Oregon county's seat and…
Stonefield Beach State Recreation SiteEasy beach access with Tenmile Creek just to the north. A place to sit in the sun and watch for whales.
Succor Creek State Natural AreaA remote, rocky canyon that rock hounds know well — collecting is capped at a gallon a day — reached by 15…
Sunset Bay State ParkSandy beaches protected by towering sea cliffs, with a campground a short walk from the water and yurts among…
Sunset Beach State Recreation SiteThe west trailhead of the 6.5-mile Fort-to-Sea Trail, which retraces the route the Corps of Discovery took…
The Cove Palisades State ParkTwo campgrounds in the Deschutes and Crooked River canyons above Lake Billy Chinook — Crooked River high near…
Tokatee Klootchman State Natural SiteA tiny natural site sitting a few feet above the ocean, with an excellent view out to sea. A good place to…
Tolovana Beach State Recreation SiteOcean front at the south end of Cannon Beach, a place to fly a kite, build a sandcastle or watch the sunset…
TouVelle State Recreation SiteA day-use park on the Rogue River at the foot of Table Rock, with six reservable picnic areas, a two-mile…
Tryon Creek State Natural AreaOregon's only state park inside a major metropolitan area, 15 minutes from downtown Portland. Eight miles of…
Tseriadun State Recreation SiteMiles of beach that agate collectors know well; the community calls it Agate Beach. Photographers come for…
Tumalo State ParkA campground along the Deschutes River four miles north of Bend, with 23 full-hookup sites, 54 tent sites and…
Umpqua Lighthouse State ParkA small, quiet campground and day-use area on freshwater Lake Marie, less than a mile from Winchester Bay's…
Unity Lake State Recreation SiteAn oasis of green in Oregon's high desert, with a lawned day-use area, boat ramp and a small campground of 35…
Valley of the Rogue State ParkA day-use area and campground along three miles of Rogue River shoreline, with 92 full-hookup sites and…
Viento State ParkOne of the best Gorge campgrounds, on the site of an old railroad station eight miles west of Hood River…
W. B. Nelson State Recreation SiteA small freshwater lake with a fishing dock, stocked with pan-sized trout and holding bass. The adjacent…
Wallowa Falls CampgroundTen walk-in, tent-only sites at the base of the Wallowa Mountains, ringed by cliffs and tall pines with the…
Wallowa Lake State ParkBetween the south end of a glacial lake and the peaks of the Wallowa Mountains, with a beach, picnic areas…
White River Falls State ParkWhite River Falls plunges 90 feet over a basalt shelf, with an overlook a short walk from the parking area. A…
Willamette Mission State ParkThe site of the 1834 Willamette Mission, washed away by flood in 1861 and now on the National Register…
William M. Tugman State ParkA relatively unknown hideaway on Eel Lake near Lakeside, with campsites tucked into a mature stand of shore…
Winchuck State Recreation SiteParking and access to the Winchuck River and the ocean beach, for fishing, clamming, photographing seascapes…
Yachats Ocean Road State Natural SiteA one-mile loop road opens onto Yachats Bay and an expansive beach where the Yachats River meets the sea…
Yachats State Recreation AreaA small-town park with a big view, a short stroll from central Yachats. Watch for whales from the easily…
Yaquina Bay State Recreation SiteThe historic Yaquina Bay Lighthouse is the only Oregon lighthouse with its living quarters attached, and the…

Historic sites & museums 13

Champoeg State Heritage AreaThe site where settlers voted to form Oregon's first provisional government in 1843, and of a town of 200…
Emigrant Springs State Heritage AreaNear the summit of the Blue Mountains, on a site where travellers — including those on the Oregon Trail…
Frenchglen Hotel State Heritage SiteA small historic hotel at the gateway to Steens Mountain, where you can take a rustic room much as stagecoach…
Geisel Monument State Heritage SiteThis four-acre heritage site marks a Rogue River war skirmish and holds the Geisel family's graves. It…
Golden State Heritage SiteFour buildings survive from the 19th-century mining town of Golden — a church, a residence, a shed, and a…
Iwetemlaykin State Heritage SiteShort trails past Knight's Pond open onto the Wallowa Mountains, with spring and summer wildflowers along the…
Kam Wah Chung State Heritage SiteA Chinese medical clinic, general store, community centre and residence, built around 1866 and home from 1888…
Pete French Round Barn State Heritage SiteA round barn built to break wild horses for the wagon teams that hauled wool and hay to market, and the…
Sumpter Valley Dredge State Heritage AreaA gold dredge, essentially a ship on dry land, that ran around the clock from 1935 to 1954 and turned up an…
Thompson's Mills State Heritage SiteThe oldest standing water-powered grain mill in Oregon, still driven by a water right that predates…
Vista House (Crown Point)Vista House opened in 1918 as a rest stop and observatory on the new Columbia River Highway, with marble…
Willamette Stone State Heritage SiteThe Willamette Stone marks the initial point of the Willamette Meridian, established in 1851 — every land…
Wolf Creek Inn State Heritage SiteA stagecoach inn on the Applegate Trail that once charged 75 cents for a room, a bath and meals, still taking…

Trails & scenic stops 47

Alderwood State WaysideLarge trees line this forested park on the Long Tom River along Highway 36. There's a picnic area, a restroom…
Angel's Rest TrailheadThe start of an eight-mile round trip up the west Gorge to the Angel's Rest viewpoint, climbing from near…
Bald Peak State Scenic ViewpointA grassy hillside at 1,629 feet in the Chehalem hills, with a short stroll through Douglas fir woodland…
Banks-Vernonia State TrailOregon's first rails-to-trails park, 21 miles along an abandoned railroad bed between Banks and Vernonia. A…
Battle Mountain Forest State Scenic CorridorBought to protect a forest of ponderosa pine, larch, Douglas fir and spruce nine miles north of Ukiah. The…
Blue Mountain Forest State Scenic CorridorOne of the few mature evergreen forests left along I-84 between Ogden and The Dalles — old-growth ponderosa…
Boiler Bay State Scenic ViewpointA rugged, basalt-rimmed bay and one of Oregon's best places to see ocean-going birds — shearwaters, jaegers…
Bolon Island Tideways State Scenic CorridorA trail runs half way around the island past a double-crested cormorant rookery that has nested here since…
Booth State Scenic CorridorPicnic tables and a vault toilet under old-growth ponderosa pine, with mule deer, coyote and the occasional…
Bradley State Scenic ViewpointOne of the few rest stops on Highway 30, with a monument and a Douglas fir forest overlooking the Columbia…
Bridal Veil Falls State Scenic ViewpointA steep 0.3-mile trail drops to the base of a two-tier, 120-foot waterfall that ducks under the 1914 highway…
Cape Meares State Scenic ViewpointA lighthouse, wide ocean views and the sprawling-limbed “Octopus Tree”, a tenth of a mile from the parking…
Cape Sebastian State Scenic CorridorBoth parking lots sit more than 200 feet above the sea, with views up to 43 miles north to Humbug Mountain…
Chandler State WaysideAn unexpectedly wooded stop on the open road, with picnic tables under large ponderosa pine, drinking water…
Cline Falls State Scenic ViewpointA quaint, well-shaded rest area on the banks of the Deschutes River, with picnic tables and fishing access to…
Ellmaker State WaysideFour picnic tables border a spacious grassy meadow at this highway rest stop and tree preserve between…
Elowah Falls Trailhead (John B. Yeon)The trailhead for two of the Gorge's most secluded waterfalls, Elowah Falls and McCord Creek Falls. It also…
Face Rock State Scenic ViewpointA well-kept trail drops to the beach past rocky intertidal areas worth exploring at low tide. From the cliff…
Heceta Head Lighthouse State Scenic ViewpointThe 56-foot lighthouse stands 206 feet above the Pacific and throws the strongest light on the Oregon coast…
Historic Columbia River Highway - Rowena Crest OverlookA viewpoint and trailhead above Mayer State Park and the Columbia River Gorge, looking down on the horseshoe…
Historic Columbia River Highway State TrailThree disconnected paved paths along stretches of old Highway 30, the only road between Portland and The…
Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail - Bridge of the Gods TrailheadThe east end of the 5.5-mile Bonneville Segment of the state trail, in Cascade Locks. The first mile passes…
Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail - Toothrock TrailheadAccess to the 5.5-mile Bonneville Segment of the state trail, with views of Bonneville Dam and a crossing of…
Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail - Wyeth TrailheadParking, a water filling station and a vault toilet at the start of five paved miles of the state trail…
Hoffman Memorial State WaysideA shaded glen canopied with spectacular myrtlewood, a relative of the bay laurel whose leaves many cooks use…
Latourell Falls Trailhead (Guy W. Talbot)A quiet picnic site on the Historic Columbia River Highway, with a rentable shelter and a grassy hill under…
Mitchell Point TrailheadTwo trails through Wygant State Natural Area start here, along with interpretive displays about the 1915…
Muriel O. Ponsler Memorial State Scenic ViewpointPicnicking above roughly five miles of sandy beach, with China Creek to the south. J.C. Ponsler gave the land…
Neptune State Scenic ViewpointFour pull-offs from Highway 101, from a small isolated beach by Gwynn Creek to Strawberry Hill's stairs down…
OC and E Woods Line State TrailOregon's longest linear park: 100 miles of old Oregon, California and Eastern railbed running east from…
Otter Crest State Scenic ViewpointSweeping views from 500 feet above the ocean at Cape Foulweather, taking in a crescent of white sand to the…
Peter Skene Ogden State Scenic ViewpointThe wayside is perched at the top of a striking river canyon rimmed with vertical basalt cliffs. Bring a…
Pilot Butte State Scenic ViewpointAn old cinder cone just east of Bend, with three trails through juniper and sage that all reach the summit…
Pistol River State Scenic ViewpointDunes that grow through spring and summer, and a river that has repeatedly changed course, leaving pothole…
Portland Women's Forum State Scenic ViewpointThe classic view of Vista House framed by the Columbia River Gorge, and the one that inspired the builders of…
Red Bridge State WaysideTen primitive walk-in tent sites and ten that take self-contained RVs, along the Grande Ronde River under…
Rocky Creek State Scenic ViewpointAn ocean-front park on a forested bluff, with offshore rocks that nest seabirds and haul out sea lions and…
Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic CorridorTwelve ocean-hugging miles between Brookings and Gold Beach, one turnoff after another opening onto craggy…
Ukiah-Dale Forest State Scenic CorridorA scenic corridor along Highway 395 following the North Fork John Day River and Camas Creek through stately…
Umpqua State Scenic CorridorA couple of picnic tables, a vault-style restroom and a short boat ramp onto the Umpqua River. Parking suits…
Wallowa Lake Highway Forest State Scenic CorridorA day-use site along the clear, cold Wallowa River, popular with fly anglers and good for steelhead in spring…
Whale Watching CenterA seawall perch in Depoe Bay with a large viewing deck, binoculars for visitors and staff on hand to help you…
Willamette River Greenway - Marshall Island AccessForty acres on the west bank of the Willamette outside Junction City, with a boat launch, bank fishing and a…
Willamette River Greenway - Pengra AccessA grassy, oak-lined day-use park on the north bank of the Middle Fork Willamette, with a boat ramp popular…
Willamette River Greenway - Spring Valley AccessA 177-acre day-use park on the west bank of the Willamette, 10 miles north of Salem, with five miles of…
Willamette River Greenway - Wapato AccessA day-use park on Virginia Lake at the western edge of Sauvie Island, with a two-mile trail around the water…
Willamette River Greenway and Water TrailThe Willamette and its forks run more than 255 miles from Cottage Grove north to the Columbia, and the…

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