ダグラス郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Designated as a "Wild and Scenic River" the North Umpqua is 106 miles of pristine waters flowing over towering waterfalls, through narrow canyons, and along old growth riparian forests. As you look at the sparkling river you can see the true meaning of the word Umpqua, which means "dancing waters" in the local Native language.

From here you'll have an excellent view of 102-foot high Lemolo Falls. Every rider should take a few moments here to have a sip of water and take a photo or three of the magnificent waterfall.

This is an excellent viewpoint for observing Lemolo Falls to see the Umpqua River plunging 102 feet down into the canyon, and a perfect spot to rest and capture some unforgettable photos. There is a spur trail at the bottom of the falls, accessible from the north end of Lemolo Lake, if you want a closer look from a different vantage point.

View point to see the Oregon Dunes. It is a great place to stop to see the dunes from a distance before taking the trail down to see them up close.

The Oregon Dunes Day Use Area is a great place to experience the ever-changing sand dunes. Enjoy beautiful views of the dunes and Pacific Ocean from wheelchair-accessible viewing platforms or hike through the dunes and coastal forest to the ocean.

At 31,500 acres, Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area is one of the largest temperate coastal sand dunes in the world. It is one of the most unique areas in the world, with its windswept sand and great views of the ocean.

View point to see the Oregon Dunes. It is a great place to stop to see the dunes from a distance before taking the trail down to see them up close.

Viewpoint to see the Oregon Dunes. It is a great place to stop to see the dunes from a distance before taking the trail down to see them up close.