A few favorite Oregon area hiking trails
Most pages have GPS coordinates
Below, are a few pages for some of my favorite Oregon area hiking trails from Eagle Creek trail near the Columbia River, to Frog Pond in Red Buttes Wilderness to the north California redwoods (where the world's largest redwoods are).
Some southern Oregon trails are on this MAP. Two favorite campgrounds are included and an information photo page for Poison Oak with an image album and tips for winter identification. For the Grove of Titans Redwoods page, GPS is not disclosed: Grove of Titans Redwoods.
| Neahkahnie Mountain North Oregon Coast, south of Cannon Beach, near Nehalem Bay Redwood Grove of Titans This grove is undisclosed, but other parts of the park have trails. Ecola Park and Indian Beach North Oregon Coast. Enter park at north end of Cannon Beach. Bigfoot Trap and Collings Mountain Southern Oregon by Applegate Lake, south of Grants Pass. Multnomah Falls North Oregon by the Columbia River, east of Portland. Saddle Mountain North Oregon, near Elsie in the coast range: ocean view from top. Eagle Creek Hiking Trail North Oregon, by Columbia River close to Cascade Locks Frog Pond Trail Red Buttes: Oregon / California. Get Rogue River National Forest map. Table Rock Preserve Southern Oregon south of Grants Pass near Gold Hill. |
Cook and Green Trail Slightly south of Oregon's Applegate Lake in far north California. Blue Ledge Mine 5 - 7 miles into north California near Applegate Lake of Oregon. Red Buttes Wilderness Oregon and California border by Rogue River National Forest. Beacon Rock In Washington, across Columbia River from Cascade Locks, Oregon. Oswald West State Park North Oregon Coast north of Manzanita: mountain or beach trails. Ape Cave / Caves In Washington, south of Mount. St. Helens - don't miss tree molds nearby. Nehalem Bay State Park Marvelous campground near Manzanita, south of Cannon Beach. Harris Beach State Park Nice campground next to Brookings, Oregon, with scenic ocean views. Backpack and Travel Survival Kit Suggested emergency items for road or trail. |
A few albums for Oregon and nearby - more from top menu.
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