Oregon features natural hot springs, waterfalls, and volcanic landscapes. The state contains geological formations, historic lighthouses, and coastal sections. The region presents desert areas, lakes, mountains, and canyons with various hiking trails.
Curry County, Oregon
Three rock formations span across the water, creating archways that the Pacific Ocean flows through. Visitors can observe marine life beneath.
Clackamas County, Oregon
Geothermal springs reaching temperatures of 136°F, surrounded by old forest. Private cedar bathing cabins are available for soaking.
Marion County, Oregon
A 92-foot waterfall flowing over basalt columns. Access requires hiking through steep terrain.
Hood River County, Oregon
A waterfall created in 1938 through a rock tunnel for the Columbia River Highway. Water drops 100 feet to the ground.
Lane County, USA
A natural basin filled with turquoise water fed by underground springs along the McKenzie River.
Multnomah County, USA
A narrow canyon with damp rock walls and a 100-foot waterfall at its terminus.
Hood River County, USA
An alpine lake with a natural drain hole that depletes water levels during spring months.
Lake County, USA
A circular volcanic crater rising 200 feet in desert terrain containing archaeological sites.
Harney County, USA
This salt flat spans 84 square miles with surface temperatures reaching 104°F during summer months.
Lincoln County, USA
A rocky section of coast with tide pools rising 800 feet above sea level.
Lane County, USA
Multiple water drops along a 2.5-mile forest trail featuring metal walkways and viewing platforms.
Lake County, USA
A volcanic fissure extending 2 miles in length and reaching depths of 70 feet.
Malheur County, USA
This landscape spans 2000 square miles with basalt cliffs, grasslands and a system of canyons and rivers.
Jackson County, USA
The intersection of three mountain ranges hosts over 3500 plant and animal species across varied geological formations.
Wallowa County, USA
This gorge reaches 8000 feet deep and contains remnants of prehistoric Nez Perce Native American settlements.
Jackson County, USA
A 560-foot volcanic rock tower from the Cretaceous period, visited by hikers and geologists.
Deschutes County, USA
The volcanic complex contains obsidian fields, underground lava tubes, alpine lakes and the 500-foot-deep Big Obsidian Flow crater.
Tillamook County, USA
Built in 1890, the lighthouse stands on a 200-foot cliff and contains the original first-order Fresnel lens.
Wheeler County, USA
The layers of the hills display red, black and gold minerals representing 35 million years of geological history.
Klamath County, USA
The volcanic cone rises 763 feet above Crater Lake with a 500-foot-wide crater at its summit.
Douglas County, USA
A waterfall with two tiers surrounded by a natural amphitheater of hexagonal basalt columns.
Harney County, USA
A natural area with steep mountain slopes, glacial valleys and diverse wildlife populations.
Curry County, USA
A 12-mile coastal strip with hidden beaches, rocky islands and hiking trails along the cliffs.
Curry County, USA
A historical ship wreck from the 19th century that stranded in the Rogue River after 104 years of service.
Terrebonne, Oregon, USA
The viewpoint provides views of the 300-foot deep Crooked River canyon from three bridges representing different construction periods.
Willamette National Forest, Oregon, USA
The lake sits at 5,414 feet elevation and contains water with very low mineral content. Visibility reaches depths of 157 feet.
Sherman County, Oregon, USA
The 8,000-acre area encompasses 16 miles of the John Day River with basalt cliffs and prairie grasslands.
Malheur County, Oregon, USA
A 27-square-mile lava field with black basalt rock formed by volcanic activity approximately 3,200 years ago.
Douglas County, USA
The area contains dense forest regions and steep trails with minimal infrastructure for visitors.
Clatsop County, USA
The lighthouse, built in 1881, stands on a rock island 2 kilometers off the Oregon coast.
Tillamook County, USA
A 95-meter waterfall in a forested area with old cedar and spruce trees.
Deschutes County, USA
The 2434-meter summit provides views of the Cascade Range, high desert and two volcanic lakes.
Curry County, USA
The park contains 6 miles of forest trails leading to the 1,875-foot summit with views of the Pacific Ocean.
Clatsop County, USA
The park contains World War II military installations, the steel skeleton of the 1906 stranded ship and 9 miles of sandy beach.
Curry County, USA
The park features 2 miles of coastal trails and a museum in the former 1934 Coast Guard station.
Multnomah County, USA
The 1918 octagonal stone building stands on a 725-foot rocky promontory above the Columbia River.