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Canyonville

Hudson’s Bay Company trappers were the first regular travelers through Canyonville, a historic community in the canyon above Canyon Creek.

Present-day explorers to this Southern Oregon community delight in fishing the town creek and the South Umpqua River, as well as hiking in the nearby national forest. Browse the antique shops in the historic downtown, grab a bite at the local cafe or try your luck at the Seven Feathers Casino Resort.

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Nearby Cities: Riddle, Days Creek, Myrtle Creek, Azalea, Dillard

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What are some fun things to do in the Roseburg area? We like museums, scenic drives and local attractions. -Terry L.

Perhaps the most well-known attraction in the Roseburg area is Wildlife Safari, a few miles away in the smaller town of Winston. Speaking from personal experience, this is fun for kids and adults alike. Here’s a story from the Mail Tribune newspaper’s Joy magazine about it: http://www.mailtribune.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070620/JOY/706200302&cid=sitesearch There’s also the Douglas County Museum of Natural…