14 Things To Do In Oregon When You Thought You’ve Done Everything
After a visit to Multnomah Falls, Haystack Rock, and Crater Lake, you might be wondering what else there is do in Oregon. Well, there’s plenty of things see and do around the Beaver State that you might not be able to find in a guidebook! From one-of-a-kind roadside attractions to underground cities, our state is overflowing with hidden gems to explore and discover. Check out the following 14 activities and see how many you’ve done:
Live out your childhood dreams with a night at Vertical Horizons Treehouse Paradise. Located in Cave Junction, this unique B&B is downright enchanting. Read our full feature article here for more details.
All aboard! Discover the Oregon Coast like never before by taking a ride on the Oregon Coast Railroad. This delightful trip starts in Garibaldi and ends at Rockaway Beach. You'll find more information in our previous feature article here.
Did you know that the Steens Mountain area is home to wild horses? If you're lucky, you can spot these majestic creatures roaming across this remote region. Read our full article here for details.
Feeling adventurous? Head to Sandmaster Park in the Oregon Sand Dunes Recreation Area and give sandboarding a try. This thrilling activity is a blast for all ages. For more information, check out our previous feature article here.
Darlingtonia State Botanical Wayside is one of the most peculiar roadside attractions in all of Oregon. This tiny park is dedicated to the preservation of just one plant species: the Darlingtonia californica. Also known as the cobra lily, this carnivorous plant traps and eats insects in its leaves. Learn more about this unique destination in our previous feature article here.
Journey beneath the surface with a trip to the Pendleton Underground. This fascinating subterranean city is over a hundred years old! Check out the whole story here to see why this is a must-visit destination.
A visit to Richardson's Rock Ranch will let you hunt and dig for your own buried treasures. At the end of the day, you can take your finds home with you! Read our full feature article here.
The Enchanted Forest is a magical amusement park located in the woods in Turner, Oregon. A day spent exploring this park is sure to leave you positively entranced. For more info, read our full article here.
9. Take in one of Oregon's most spectacular natural wonders.
The Pillars of Rome, also known as the Rome Cliffs, are an otherworldly natural wonder in Malheur County. These intricate geological formations must be seen to be believed. Check out our full feature article here and get out there to explore!
Located at the Salem Airport, Flight Deck is a unique restaurant where guests can watch airplanes take off down the runway. If you like planes, you won't want to miss this one-of-a-kind eatery. For more info, read our full article here.
A visit to Tree to Tree Adventure Park includes soaring through the air on an epic zipline and walking through the treetops across a thrilling suspension bridge. You'll definitely want to take this amazing adventure after reading our full feature article here.
Tucked away in Ecola State Park is the beautiful Crescent Beach. A short forest hike will lead you to this amazing spot, and don't forget to snap some photos of this stunning area! Check out our feature article here and plan your trip to this gorgeous secret beach.
Take the break from it all at Zama Massage in Portland. This one-of-a-kind spa offers visitors the opportunity to relax and rejuvenate within their peaceful Himalayan salt cave. Check out our previous article here and prepare to have the most relaxing experience of your life.
Steal away to the Slyvia Beach Hotel for a chance to sleep in the Gryffindor Common Room. Located in Newport, this one-of-a-kind hotel features literary-themed rooms for every type of bookworm. Learn more about this literary lovers dream come true in our previous feature article here.
How many of these activities have you done before? Are there any other lesser-known spots in Oregon that you absolutely love and think belong on this list? Share your thoughts and experiences with us in the comments below.
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