Posted in Oregon October 10, 2016 by

The Lookout At The End Of This Oregon Hike Will Let You See For Miles And Miles

The hike to Hanging Rock is absolutely unforgettable. Located in southwestern Oregon, this incredible four-mile hike leads to a stunning lookout point that will make you feel like you’re on top of the world.

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This incredible hike is two miles each way (with an elevation gain that'll get your thighs working).
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To get to Hanging Rock, you'll walk along the Panther Ridge Trail for about one and a half miles until you come across a junction for Hanging Rock Trail #1113. Take a left here, and after about half a mile, you'll reach the astounding Hanging Rock.
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As you approach, you'll be blown away by the expansive, jaw-dropping views.
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If you can muster up the courage to look over the edge, you'll see the winding Rogue River 3600 feet below you. You'll also see the expansive Wild Rogue Wilderness and Eden Valley.
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The views are simply unparalleled.
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.... Even on a cloudy day!
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When you're ready to head back, simply turn around and walk back down the way you came. You won't soon forget this unique, mesmerizing hike.
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