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Multnomah Falls is one of the most iconic sights in the Pacific Northwest. The falls are located in the Columbia River Gorge, just a short drive from
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If you live in Oregon, then you already know that the weather can be fickle, and raising a great looking yard can be difficult.
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Oregon has only one national park but is by no means lacking in scenery. With 360 miles of public beach, gorges, forested peaks and fossil-rich desert, the state is packed with natural wonders, writes Mary Caperton Morton
Secret Beach is a very small beach located on a trail just south of Spruce Island Viewpoint and north of Thunder Rock Cove. There are two theories as to how this beach got its name. One is that there is not an official parking lot or designation. The other is that the furthest of the three beaches is only accessible during exceptionally low tides and was visited by only a few people each year. The first beach is accessible at any tide. Follow the path down to the parking area, then there is a steep and somewhat challenging climb down a rock, across a small stream to a beach. At low tide, it is possible to head south to a second beach. At a very low tide (-2 ft) there is a tunnel that is open to walk to the second beach. Also, at a low tide, there is a short cave to walk further south to a third beach, which is actually the beach below Thunder Rock Cove. Thunder Rock Cove is a little visited parking area north of Brookings because little is visible from the lot. However, be certain to take the hiking loop out to view the rocks out to Thunder Cove. This section offers some of the most spectacular views that visitors rarely see who do not venture far from their cars. Those who take the short hike are rewarded with views of crashing waves, tiny beaches and inlets as well as a collection of marine birds. The well maintained trail gets right up to the edge, so be certain to watch the children and pets. The trail is a portion of the Pacific Coast Trail. There are two parking lots used to access the beach. The shortest hike is from a small unmarked parking lot between the Spruce Island and Thunder Cove parking lots. Turn off just before a guardrail. Others park at the Thunder Cove parking lot and take the trail to the north. This is a bit longer hike, but the parking lot is easier to find and access.
Maybe it’s the photo-ready Oregon light, or the abundant Northwestern green at every turn, but something about Portland makes for exquisite landscapes. Take a look below to see a few our favorite Yardzen landscape designs from the Portland area. 01 WOODSY MODERN The trick with slopes is to work with... Read more »
With Halloween just a few days away, I've been gearing up to try and find somewhere creepy enough in Oregon to blog about. I recently asked some friends on my personal page about places they knew
The eerie remnants of an ancient forest were hidden under the sand for centuries.
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Oregon, also known as the Beaver State, has some of the most beautiful and spectacular sights and places to visit! Just browse through these awesome pictures I found and be ... Read more
This short, stunning waterfall hike in Oregon will take your breath away.
If you want to see some of the largest, deepest, tallest, bluest and wildest sights in Oregon, you’re in the right place. Southern Oregon’s marvelous rivers, lakes, mountains and valleys are made for exaggerations — but all live up to the hype.
We cover 30 of the best things to do on the Oregon Coast. This travel itinerary includes beaches, viewpoints, and natural wonders you don't want to miss!
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Mount Hood, Oregon from Indian Mountain west of Hood River Valley. This is a view from the northwest side of the peak. The rhododendron's are amazing in the higher altitudes right now. the dogwoods are blooming as well.
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Looking for the best waterfall hikes near Multnomah Falls? This lifelong local has you covered, here's everything you need to know.
Mahonia ‘Aquifolium’ are typically grown for there attractive dark green foliage which resemble that of a holly as they have sharp palmate type leaves. Mahonia’s are a evergreen shrub and from around late spring they produce long stalked bright yellow flowers followed by purple/black berries.
