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Great views of the Wilamette river and nice shade on a hot day.

Clackamette Cove is a small lake off of Clackamas River. The Clackamas River Trail runs right along the banks of the lake. It is definitely worth taking a break somewhere along the lake to enjoy the views.

This is a lovely small marshy lake that has a great view of Mt. Hood above the tree tops on a clear day. In the summer, bog orchids and marsh cinquefoil are in bloom. It is a great place to spend time enjoying the serenity of this quiet spot.

Originally named Waluga by the Clackamas Indians, meaning "wild swan," the lake has served as a vital resource for centuries. A scenic trail encircles the lake, providing a pleasant path for joggers, walkers, and cyclists.

Explore the beauty of Oswego Lake, a natural gem nestled within the heart of Lake Oswego, Oregon. This picturesque lake, born from a former Tualatin River channel, offers a scenic escape. Altered by a concrete dam, it now spans 431.7 acres. As a reservoir, Oswego Lake welcomes hikers to its lush shores, providing a tranquil and unique oasis within the city.

This is a particularly scenic part of the South Shore Boulevard which crosses over several inlets of Oswego Lake. The road is mostly tree-lined, but with gaps where you are rewarded with views of the lake and surrounding woodland. This part of the boulevard crosses over West Bay and the Oswego Canal.

This is a particularly scenic part of the South Shore Boulevard which crosses over several inlets of Oswego Lake. The road is mostly tree-lined, but with gaps where you are rewarded with views of the lake and surrounding woodland. This part of the boulevard crosses over West Bay and the Oswego Canal.

A serene lake lies nestled below Pansy Mountain and the Bull of the Woods Lookout. Wander its shores, sit on a log, and watch dragonflies and ducks. Above, you can explore the historic Pansy Blossom Mine, a 19th-century copper venture by Robert Bagby and Joe Davis.