コーストレンジでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Most people overlook this gem.

Del Valle Lake was formed by Del Valle Dam, completed in 1968. The lake, about 5 miles long, has trails meandering along it, offering stunning views along the way. As the name suggests, the lake is tucked in a valley, with plenty of higher vantage points to enjoy the views.

A gorgeous, magical trail leading to a beautiful beach - what is not to love? Part of the Oregon Coastal Trail; it's possible to create a longer hiking loop with the beach and Valley Trail through Carl G Washburne State Park.

London Lake is a small reservoir just off the side of the main path. A few trails come together in this area with a brick wall serving as a dam here on the eastern side. Don't expect to see a huge reservoir as you approach the water; the pond looks more like a big puddle during the drier months.

London Lake is a small reservoir just off the side of the main path. A few trails come together in this area with a brick wall serving as a dam here on the eastern side. Don't expect to see a huge reservoir as you approach the water; the pond looks more like a big puddle during the drier months.

Set back slightly from the trail, this bench provides views into the redwoods at all times of the day. A welcome rest stop for folks heading up the East Ridge.

Every winter thousands of ladybugs gather and overwinter. Information boards give more background information.

The East Ridge Overlook offers wonderful panoramic views of the Reinhardt-Redwood Regional Park.