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Train Fest

September 5 - 7, 2026
Pacific Northwest Live Steamers invites you to Train Fest.Come out and have some family fun before summer is over!Enjoy free admission and free train rides all holiday weekend long. More
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Willamette Valley , Molalla , Fairs & Festivals , Family Fun , Events ,
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Polallie Trailhead

The trailhead has interpretive signs and a seasonal outhouse. Accesses the East Fork and Elk Meadows trails. Provides access to: East Fork Trail #650, Elk Meadows Trail #645 within Mount Hood Wilderness. More
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Mt. Hood & Columbia River Gorge , Mount Hood , Trails ,
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East Fork, Upper Trailhead

This trailhead provides access to:East Fork Trail #3308See Trail page for more information. More
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Willamette Valley , Blue River , Hiking & Backpacking , Trails ,
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East Fork, Lower Trailhead

This trailhead provides access to:East Fork Trail #3308 which enters Three Sisters WildernessEcho Trail #3309See Trail page for more information. More
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Willamette Valley , Blue River , Hiking & Backpacking , Trails ,
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Osgood Ditch Trail

The trail is on the berm of an old mining ditch used for carrying water to mines in Waldo. Built in the early 1850s it is one of the oldest ditches in this area. Please do not disturb any of the historical features. It's a nice, easy walk to the East Fork Illinois River Trail #1274. The Ditch Trail and the lower end of the East Fork Illinois River Trail #1274 make a nice day hike loop. There are two stream crossings on the lower... More
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Southern Oregon , O’Brien , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Trails ,
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Starvation Creek State Park

Traveling eastbound on Interstate 84, you might very well miss this tiny park. Nestled at the base of the sheer walls of the Columbia Gorge, Starvation Creek is much more than it appears. It is a feast for the eyes and feet.Trails spreading out from this day-use park lead onto adjacent National Forest Service land and connect to the Mt. Defiance and Starvation Ridge trails. Heading east, trek along a remnant of the Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail to Viento State Park and campground. Historic... More
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Mt. Hood & Columbia River Gorge , Hood River , State Parks , Birding , Bicycling , Climbing , Hiking & Backpacking ,
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East Gorge Food Trail

The East Gorge Food Trail offers a self-guided journey through historic orchards, vineyards and restaurants. Sourcing ingredients within 150 miles, businesses along this trail are rooted in their communities and the legacy of this unique landscape. More
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Mt. Hood & Columbia River Gorge , Oregon Food Trails ,

East Applegate Ridge Trail

This 5.6 mile multiple use non-motorized trail is located approximately 5 miles south of Jacksonville, Oregon. It offers stunning vistas for hiking, mountain biking, and equestrian use. The trail predominantly follows the ridge tops above the Poorman and Bishop Creek drainages, and offers a year round opportunity for recreation. Equestrian and bike users are reminded to avoid use after significant precipitation to prevent damage to the trail.  More
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Southern Oregon , Jacksonville , Pet-Friendly Travel , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Photography , Trails ,
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Twin Pillars North Trailhead

This trailhead provides access to Twin Pillars Trail (#832) from the east edge of the rustic Bingham Spring Campground. Twin Pillars Trail traverses Mill Creek Wilderness. More
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Central Oregon , Prineville , Trails ,
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East Eagle Trailhead

The East Eagle Trailhead is located at the end of Forest Service road 7745 along East Eagle Creek. The trailhead is popular in the summer for day and extended trips into the southern Wallowa Mountains and Eagle Cap Wilderness, and in the fall for big game hunting. Visitors have two options for accessing trails in this area. They can park at the end of road at the East Eagle Trailhead with primary access to the East Eagle Creek Trail #1910, or they can park lower down at... More
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Eastern Oregon , Halfway , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Trails ,
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Little Kettle Creek Trailhead

The Little Kettle Creek Trailhead is located along East Eagle Creek on the southern end of the Wallowa Mountains. This trailhead is popular in the summer for day and extended trips into the southern Wallowa Mountains and Eagle Cap Wilderness, and in the fall for big game hunting. Visitors have two options for accessing trails in this area. They can park at this Little Kettle Creek Trailhead which has truck and trailer parking, a vault toilet and stock facilties and accesses the Kettle Creek Trail #1945, or at the end... More
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Eastern Oregon , Halfway , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Trails ,
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OC and E Woods Line State Trail

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Welcome to the OC&E Woods Line State Trail -- Oregon's longest linear park! This 109-mile, rail-to-trail conversion is built on the old rail bed of the Oregon, California, and Eastern Railroad. The trail is open for all non-motorized recreation, beginning in the heart of Klamath Falls, extending east to Bly and north to the lush Sycan Marsh. From its beginnings as a railroad carrying millions of board feet of timber and railcars loaded with cattle, to its present cargo of recreational trail users, this railroad... More
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Southern Oregon , Klamath Falls , State Parks ,
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Bowman-Francis Lake Trailhead

This trailhead provides access to the Bowman Trail, a major entrance point for hikers and horses into the Eagle Cap Wilderness. This route provides access to Chimney, Hobo, Laverty and Wood lakes, as well as Brownie Basin and North Minam Meadows. Steep, rocky mountain ranges are framed with beautiful flower-filled meadows.On Trail #1659 to Laverty Lakes, there is a view of Twin Peaks to the east and Eagle Cap to the south past Flagstaff Point. Opportunities abound for fishing and viewing elk, deer, and bear.There is... More
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Eastern Oregon , Enterprise , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Trails ,
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Madras East Hills Trail System

The Madras East Hills Trail system has something for everyone. The area offers beautiful rolling hills and is ideal for cross-country style mountain biking and trail runners. Because it's located at a lower elevation - about 2,250 feet above sea level - it’s a great area for winter and summer use. The soil is slightly clay-based, allowing for solid trails year round. This trail system is designed for riders of all skill levels - from beginners looking for an easy ride - to experienced cyclists... More
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Central Oregon , Madras , Trails ,
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Explore the East Gorge Food Trail

Visitors can plan their tasty self-guided trips with help of the East Gorge Food Trail map, which highlights 30 farm-fresh businesses from the idyllic little town of Mosier, 16 miles east to The Dalles, and 15 minutes south to Dufur. There are farms and orchards to visit as well as wineries, craft breweries and cideries, fruit stands, farmers markets, farm-to-table eateries and the historic Balch Hotel, with its own seasonal chef-driven bistro. More
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Mt. Hood & Columbia River Gorge , The Dalles , Oregon Food Trails ,

Tombstone Sno-Park

This sno-park, located about 30 miles east of Sweet Home, Oregon, and 11 miles west of Santiam Junction on US Highway 20 offers three trails.Map of Santiam Pass Nordic and Snowmobile Trails More
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Willamette Valley , Sweet Home , Skiing , Sno-Parks , Snowshoeing ,
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East Fork Illinois River Trail

Heavily wooded trail with beautiful scenery. Trail enters the Siskiyou Wilderness at the fourth river crossing. The river offers some fair fishing opportunities and some beautiful swimming holes for the very hardy. This is a long trail and its four river crossings require wading in swift, cold water that is about 1.5 feet deep. Trail ends at Youngs Valley.  More
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Southern Oregon , Cave Junction , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Trails ,
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Douglas Trailhead

The Douglas Trailhead on Wildcat Mountain provides access to Douglas Trail going west to Eagle Creek and going east towards Wildcat Mountain Trail and McIntyre Ridge Trail.  Views near the trailhead and farther in at the old lookout on Wildcat Mountain, provide outstanding views of the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness.  This is a less visited trail so solitude is easier to find. Provides access to: Douglas Trail #781 which enters Salmon Huckleberry Wilderness. More
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Eastern Oregon , Grass Valley , Hiking & Backpacking , Trails ,
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Wallowa Lake Trailhead

This trailhead provides access to Chief Joseph Mountain Trail, east Fork Wallowa Trail and the West Fork Wallowa Trail  which provide access to Eagle Cap Wilderness.There are horse rentals, a State Park, restaurants, lodging, and picnic facilities within 0.5 miles of the trailhead. Outfitter Guide services are available near the trailhead. Loading ramp and hitchrails available.Many wildflowers can be seen along the trails nearby such as mountain bluebells, forget-me-nots, paintbrush and columbine.  There are fishing opportunities near Six Mile Meadows where the river flows a little... More
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Eastern Oregon , Joseph , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Trails ,
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Cold Springs National Wildlife Refuge

3,117 acres of marsh, open-water, mudflats, and riparian/shrub habitat. Riparian woodland habitat along south and east sides of the reservoir are good for passerines in spring and summer. The walking trail in the southeastern part of the refuge is good for songbirds and some water birds, especially in spring and early summer. Umatilla County rarities, like Least Flycatcher, red-eyed Vireo, white-faced lbis, occasionally occur. As the reservoir recedes in late August, mud flats attract migrating shorebirds. A scope is needed for viewing the shorebirds. Least,... More
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Eastern Oregon , Umatilla , Wilderness & Natural Areas ,
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Roads End

Roads End Trailhead is an easy walk to a spectacular view of the John Day Valley to the north and Bear Valley to the west and south. The entire length of the trail is on an old roadbed within the Strawberry Mountain Wilderness. This trail is the first section of the shortest route to the top of Strawberry Mountain. The end of this trail ties in with the Pine Creek Trail 201 to the west and the Onion Creek Trail 368 to the east. This... More
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Eastern Oregon , Prairie City , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Wildlife Viewing , Trails ,
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Dutch Flat Trailhead

Dutch Flat Trailhead is a small rustic site which accesses the Dutch Flat Creek basin and the North Fork John Day Wilderness. Trail #1607 begins at the trailhead. The site has a stock loading ramp and hitching rails.Between Van Patten Butte and Twin Mountain, Dutch Flat Trail follows the creek gradually ascending through a forest of spruce, larch, ponderosa and lodgepole pine to Dutch Flat Meadow. The long meadow offers secluded campsites along the edges. From here the trail climbs steadily to Dutch Flat lake.... More
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Eastern Oregon , Baker City , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Trails ,
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Boundary Trail

The Boundary Trail is a 15.6 mile ridgeline trail that travels through high mountain meadows, offering the chance to see numerous species of wildflowers in the spring and early summer. Those who venture into this area will be afforded spectacular mountain top views between the Illinois, Klamath, and Applegate drainages. The trail runs north to south, and the southern portion of the trail travels east to west through the Red Buttes Wilderness.  Due to wilderness regulations, mountain bikes and motorized vehicles are prohibited on the Red Buttes Wilderness portions... More
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Southern Oregon , Cave Junction , Hiking & Backpacking , Horseback Riding , Trails ,
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Pike Creek Trail: East Steens Mountain

If snow or rain prevent you from getting up to the Steens, head east to the back side of the mountain where access is year- roundApproximately 1.5 miles north of Alvord Hot Springs, head west toward the mountain on a dirt road for 1 mile and look for the juniper tree growing out of a rock. Park here and close by you'll notice where the trail begins. It follows a very old jeep road for 1 mile and becomes a walking trail for another mile... More
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Eastern Oregon , Frenchglen , Hiking & Backpacking , Wildlife Viewing , Trails ,
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Pilot Butte State Scenic Viewpoint

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Come and explore an old cinder cone located just east of Bend. Hike up and around on one of three trails. The trails wind through stands of juniper and sage. All of the trails lead to the summit. Once at the top, get ready for a grand panoramic view of the high desert.To the west at sunset, the glow of snowcapped Cascade mountains put on a spectacular show. Three Sisters, Mt. Jefferson, Black Butte and Mt. Hood are some of the highlights. More
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Central Oregon , Bend , State Parks , Hiking & Backpacking ,
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Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail – Tooth Rock Trailhead

This just in, new videos from Oregon Department of Transportation that lay out the future development of sections of Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail. Check them out here. Start your trek east or west along this section of paved trail. The eastbound 4-mile trail gradually climbs through dense woods, and then delivers majestic views of Bonneville Dam. The trail continues past the Eagle Creek trailhead (a U.S. Forest Service trail), Cascade Fish Hatchery and stops at the Bridge of the Gods Trailhead. Note: This... More
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Mt. Hood & Columbia River Gorge , Cascade Locks , State Parks ,
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6 Must-See Waterfalls Along the Rogue and Umpqua Rivers

With hikes filled with cascades and fewer hikers to encounter on the trails, it's tough to beat the chain of waterfalls east of Roseburg along these two rivers. Here are some favorites. More
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Southern Oregon , Lakes & Reservoirs , Parks, Forests & Wildlife Areas , Rivers & Streams , Waterfalls , Hiking & Backpacking , Trip Ideas , Outdoor Recreation , Attractions ,

Timberline Trail

This trail can be accessed from many different points. The trail climbs in and out of glacial fed drainages throughout its length. Most hikers find the fast moving river fords to be the most challenging part of the trail. Newton, Coe, Muddy Fork, Sandy and White Rivers are typically the most challenging fords but are typically not more than knee deep. Information provided by the US Forest Service website. More
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Mt. Hood & Columbia River Gorge , Sandy , Trails ,
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Bitterlick Trail

 The Bitterlick Trail is a fun hike for a hot summer day. Primitive and not maintained, the hiker must wade across the creek at least 7 times during the length of the trail. For this reason, this hike is not recommended for youngchildren. In the early spring or late fall when there is high water, alternate methods must be used to ford the creek. Given the steepness of the trail, it is best to hike the trail south from Access 1 to Access 2. Leave... More
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Southern Oregon , Prospect , Pet-Friendly Travel , Hiking & Backpacking , Trails ,
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Flatiron Rock Trail

The Flatiron Trail is a two-track trail that skirts the flank of the relatively nondescript Badlands shield volcano and gently descends to an unusual rock outcrop known as the Flatiron. Here, one can walk in an oblong-shaped moat, or crack for a lunar-like hiking experience. The trail continues to the north boundary of Oregon Badlands Wilderness.Trailhead access is located at the Flatiron Trailhead, 16 miles east of Bend, Oregon on State Highway 20. Trailers are not advised. More
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Central Oregon , Bend , Hiking & Backpacking , Trails ,
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