Wildhorse Resort and Casino is a major entertainment destination in eastern Oregon, owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation since 1994.
Oswald West State Park spans nearly 2,500 acres along four miles of Oregon coastline near Cannon Beach in Clatsop and Tillamook Counties, USA, featuring a secluded sandy beach called Short Sand Beach in Smugglers Cove, surrounded by dense temperate rainforest of Sitka spruce, western hemlock, cedar, ferns, and salal.
Boiler Bay State Scenic Viewpoint is a rugged coastal park one mile north of Depoe Bay in Lincoln County, Oregon, USA, administered by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department and renowned for its dramatic basalt-rimmed bay where powerful waves crash against rocky spurs, especially during winter storms.
Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, a 31,500-acre expanse within Siuslaw National Forest stretching 40 miles along Oregon's central coast from Florence to Coos Bay near North Bend, features North America's largest coastal sand dunes towering up to 500 feet high, sculpted by wind, waves, and time amid diverse ecosystems blending open sands, tree islands, wetlands, lakes, rainforests, and beaches.
Fort Stevens Historic Area, the preserved core of a Civil War-era coastal defense fort in Fort Stevens State Park near Warrenton at the Columbia River's mouth, began as an 1863-1865 earthen battery named for General Isaac Stevens to guard against British or Confederate threats, evolving into concrete gun emplacements like Batteries Russell and Walker with massive disappearing rifles by 1904 amid modernization.
The Witch’s Castle in Portland, Oregon, is a mysterious stone ruin hidden within Forest Park, known for its eerie charm and connection to local legends.
Seaside, a vibrant coastal city in northwest Oregon with around 7,100 residents, sits on the Pacific shore about 80 miles from Portland and traces its roots to the Clatsop Native American village Ne-co-tat, later visited by Lewis and Clark in 1806 who boiled seawater here for salt at a site now marked by a replica cairn and the End of the Trail statue.
Cline Falls State Scenic Viewpoint is a compact 9-acre day-use state park in Deschutes County, central Oregon, USA, situated just west of Redmond along the Deschutes River south of U.S. Highway 126.
Seneca Fouts Memorial State Natural Area is a rugged day-use park in northern Hood River County, Oregon, USA, located six miles west of Hood River off Interstate 84 Exit 58 within the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.
Del Rey Beach State Recreation Site is a small, peaceful day-use state park in Clatsop County, Oregon, USA, just north of Gearhart and near Seaside along Highway 101, offering easy access to a wide, expansive sandy beach perfect for relaxation and recreation.
The Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area in Oregon is an 80-mile-long river canyon renowned for its stunning natural beauty, featuring dramatic cliffs, ridges, and over 90 waterfalls, including the famous 620-foot-high Multnomah Falls.
Devils Punchbowl State Natural Area in Oregon is a scenic coastal park famous for its large natural rock formation, a bowl-shaped cavity carved by ocean waves through the collapse of two sea caves.
Wallowa Lake State Park is a stunning day-use and camping destination in northeastern Oregon's Wallowa County, USA, at the southern tip of the glacially carved Wallowa Lake, nestled amid the dramatic, snow-capped Wallowa Mountains often dubbed the Alps of Oregon near the town of Joseph.
Bullards Beach State Park is a family-friendly coastal state park in Coos County, Oregon, USA, situated at the mouth of the Coquille River, about two miles north of Bandon.
KLA-MO-YA Casino in Chiloquin, Oregon, is a tribal-owned gaming venue operated by the Klamath Tribes (Klamath, Modoc, and Yahooskin) at 34333 Highway 97 North, established in 1996-1997 as a gateway to Crater Lake National Park along U.S. Route 97.
Guy W. Talbot State Park, also known as Latourell State Park, is a peaceful day-use park in the Columbia River Gorge near Troutdale, Oregon, USA, located 12 miles east along the Historic Columbia River Highway (Highway 30) off I-84 Exit 17 or 22.
Tumalo Falls, a spectacular 97-foot waterfall plunging nearly vertically over a resistant lava lip into a glacier-carved gorge on Tumalo Creek in Deschutes National Forest, lies 14 miles west of Bend, Oregon, reached by driving 11.6 miles on Skyliners Road then 2.6 miles on bumpy Forest Road 4603 to the popular day-use area with picnic tables, toilets, and a $5 vehicle fee or Northwest Forest Pass.
Lincoln City Beach Access refers to the 28 public entry points scattered along seven miles of soft, sandy beaches in Lincoln City on Oregon's central coast, providing easy pedestrian, ramp, stair, or trail access from Highway 101 neighborhoods like Roads End, Taft, Nelscott, and Cutler City amid state parks such as Roads End and D River Wayside.
