The Top 20 Attractions in Benton County

An old gravel road takes you right up to the top of McCulloch Peak, the highest point in McDonald Research Forest. You can get great views of Bald Hill and Dimple Hill from here.

Dimple Hill provides breathtaking views of the valley, Marys Peak, Mt. Hood, and Three Fingered Jack in the distance. You'll find a comfortable picnic bench where you can pause and fully absorb the beauty of your surroundings.

This dirt trail is very well maintained, offering a gentle incline. Along the way, you'll come across the chimney of a cabin constructed in the 1930s, which is all that … read more

This park is one of the most popular in the area, boasting a wide array of features such as natural areas, sports fields, and picnic spots. As you enter the … read more

Although it's fairly diminutive when compared to neighboring peaks, 755-foot (230 m) Bald Hill still offers some nice views of Corvallis and Mary's Peak. Some of the surrounding trails are … read more

In Oregon's Coast Range lies the Alsea Falls Recreation Area, a paradise for hikers, bikers, and campers. Just an hour from Eugene or Corvallis, nature lovers find solace. Amidst the … read more

Marys Peak is a significant and rewarding road biking ascent leading to the highest point in the Coast Range. Starting from near the valley floor, you'll climb around 12 miles, … read more

As you follow this trail, you'll come across the Cap House, a cabin constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) to store blasting caps for various projects, including stump removal … read more

This trail, well-maintained and partially shaded with gravel, offers a gradual incline and leads to Dimple Hill. It also serves as the starting point for various other trails that branch … read more