ジェファーソン郡の天然記念物・トップ20

Gray Butte is the tallest point in the Smith Rock State Park trail system. If you want great views and/or a hard workout, getting to the top of the butte is the way to do it!

Besides being a killer uphill workout, the Black Butte summit offers incredible views to the surrounding mountains and meadows in the region. The historic lookout was built in 1923, though it was not tall enough for proper fire spotting and was supplemented with a crow's nest tower. On a clear day, you can see all the way to Mt Adams in southwest Washington.

This volcanic butte is the highest point in Smith Rock, so if you're looking for views, you'll find them up here! A great destination when you need to do some climbing training.

A gorgeous falls in the Deschutes River canyon, popular for fly fishing and bird watching.

Olallie Butte is a 7,215-foot shield volcano in Mount Hood National Forest that offers an incredible perspective of the surrounding wilderness areas along with a head-on view of the nearby Mount Jefferson. The trail and switchbacks leading to the summit are not for the faint of heart, but a trip up this peak/volcano is sure to fill your cup.

Olallie Butte is a 7,215-foot shield volcano in Mount Hood National Forest that offers an incredible perspective of the surrounding wilderness areas along with a head-on view of the nearby Mount Jefferson. The trail and switchbacks leading to the summit are not for the faint of heart, but a trip up this peak/volcano is sure to fill your cup.

This beautiful blue pool is located at the bridge to the Wizard Falls Fish Hatchery. Enjoy the sky blue waters of the Metolius River and learn about the fish who live in its waters.

In the western reaches of Ochoco National Forest, the majestic Gray Butte, rising to 5,091 feet (1.55 km), awaits. To reach its peak, follow the enchanting combination of the Cole Loop Trail and forest roads. From this summit, you're greeted with awe-inspiring views of Smith Rock State Park to the southwest.