7 Wonders Of The World That Are Actually Right Here In Oregon

Everyone knows about the 7 wonders of the world, but what about the 7 wonders of Oregon? A couple of years ago, Travel Oregon designated Oregon's own 7 wonders, and the list still holds strong today. From stunning coastlines to majestic mountain ranges, the Beaver State is packed full of amazing wonders to behold.

Not only are they breathtakingly beautiful, these 7 incredible places hold a special place in the hearts of many Oregonians. So, without further ado....

7. The Wallowas

Located in Eastern Oregon, the Wallowa Mountains is a beautiful range full of sun-tipped peaks, rolling hills, and the stunning Wallowa Lake.

6. Crater Lake

Crater Lake is truly a wonder to behold. This amazing lake is located in the Caldera of a dead volcano and is the deepest lake in the country (and one of the deepest in the world).

5. The Columbia River Gorge

The Columbia River Gorge is located on the Northern edge of Oregon. This stunning, ancient river gorge is full of lush forests, amazing rock formations, and hundreds of stunning waterfalls including the famous Multnomah Falls.

4. The Painted Hills

The Painted Hills are an amazing natural wonder. This stunning desert landscape is vibrantly colored with unique patterns of layered soil.

3. Smith Rock State Park

The gorgeous Smith Rock State Park is located in the high desert of Eastern Oregon. It's a wonderful place for rock climbing, hiking, camping, sightseeing, and more.

2. Mount Hood

Mount Hood is breathtakingly beautiful. This massive snow-capped peak is great for skiing and is surrounded by majestic forests, lakes, rivers, and waterfalls.

1. The Oregon Coast

Dotted with serene beaches, rugged cliffs, charming towns, amazing seastacks, old growth forests, and more, the Oregon Coast is truly amazing.

What are some of Oregon's other natural wonders?