20의 린 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

there was cell coverage so we just scanned the QR code to pay the permit fee. No reservation was required. We did have a warning note on our windshield when we got back for not displaying the day pass. We didn't read the information but maybe there is something you need to put in your windshield. Doesn't make sense to me if they make you pay the permit online and enter you vehicle license plate number. I would think that would be sufficient. I'm not sure what we are supposed to display in our car

there is a toilet at the trailhead

trailhead information

Little Belknap is just a five minute hike from the PCT. Explore around this little volcano to find the lava tubes. The views towards Mount Washington, the Three Sisters, Three Fingered Jack and over the gigantic lava fields are one of a kind. There is even a (rocky) spot for cowboy camping on top of Little Belknap.

Nestled within the scenic expanse of Mount Jefferson Wilderness, Lake Ann is a serene gem among over 150 picturesque lakes. Its proximity to the Marion Lake Trail enhances the hiking experience, offering a tranquil ambiance amidst nature's bounty. While not stocked by ODFW, Lake Ann hosts a self-sustaining population of brook trout, adding to its allure for fishing enthusiasts.

Sahalie Falls greets cyclists with a breathtaking cascade as they arrive at the Sahalie Falls viewpoint. Though cyclists must dismount to fully appreciate the spectacle, the roaring waters plunging gracefully into the pool below offer a serene and mesmerizing sight, surrounded by verdant foliage and rugged cliffs.

Talking Water Gardens was created by the city of Albany to provide a natural water treatment wetland and also a garden with many species of water plants creating a lovely small ecosystem, home to more than 100 species of birds, mammals, reptiles, and insects. It has a nice trail system that you can do as a loop. The trails can be muddy after rainy days.

Talking Water Gardens was created by the city of Albany to provide a natural water treatment wetland and also a garden with many species of water plants creating a lovely small ecosystem, home to more than 100 species of birds, mammals, reptiles, and insects. It has a nice trail system that you can do as a loop. The trails can be muddy after rainy days.