What's better than visiting some of the best Oregon waterfalls? Finding ones that also have hidden Oregon swimming holes underneath those gorgeous, misty waterfalls. Take a swim in the basin of these 8 dreamy waterfalls in Oregon for a positively magical experience.
Located in Washington County, Lee Falls is a wonderful hidden gem tucked away at the end of an easy hour-long hike. This lovely waterfall swimming hole is a great place to take a dip on a hot day.
One of the best Oregon waterfalls, Steelhead Falls is a local hidden gem near Bend. This gorgeous waterfall pours into a deep, round basin. If you walk downstream from the falls, there's a nice spot for a summer day's swim. Get more information on Steelhead Falls.
Located near Cottage Grove, this two-tiered waterfall cascades into a wonderful swimming hole where you can take a dip in the cool water and cliff jump into the deep pool of this Oregon swimming hole. Learn more about visiting Wildwood Falls.
One of the best Oregon waterfalls, located in the Columbia River Gorge along the Eagle Creek Trail, the basin of Punchbowl Falls is a beautiful setting for an unforgettable swim. Learn more about adventuring at Punchbowl Falls.
Oneonta Falls is an incredible hidden gem in the Columbia River Gorge. To get there, you have to hike through a narrow one-mile gorge with tall, moss-covered rock walls and an icy stream that you'll have to wade through. This epic adventure is one of a kind, and leads to a beautiful waterfall hidden at the end of the gorge with a deep, clear basin where you can swim -- if you can brave the cold.
Youngs River Falls is a little-known waterfall located in Clatsop County near Astoria. Another fantastic waterfall in Oregon, the 54-foot cascade pours into a gorgeous pool.
Located near Roseburg, Cavitt Creek Falls is a wonderful Oregon swimming hole where you'll find a lovely little waterfall pouring over a rock ledge into a clear blue pool. Get more details on
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