During winter storms, the ocean crashes into a colossal punch bowl-shaped rock formation, creating a thunderous spectacle. This geological wonder, shaped by nature's force, is a perfect spot for whale-watching tide pool exploration and picnics.
This spur trail is a short path leading to Boyd Cave, a vast lava tube resulting from the eruption around the Newberry Crater. It is a great spot to explore. …
This beautiful secluded beach sees fewer visitors than other beaches in the area. Exploring the beach and viewing the impressive, majestic rocks up close is a fantastic experience. At the …
The Oregon Caves Visitor Center is open from spring through fall. It offers cave tour ticket sales, information, exhibits on the Oregon Caves and Siskiyou Mountains, Junior Ranger programs, and …
Crack in the Ground is a stunning geological feature within Four Craters Lava Bed Wilderness Study Area. The volcanic fissure is two miles long and up to 70 feet deep. …
This is one of many lava caves that exist in the volcanic landscape of Central Oregon. The entrance is very narrow, leading to a small chamber and another narrow and …
Newberry National Volcanic Monument spans more than 54,000 acres and is a fantastic place to visit. The incredible landscape includes volcanoes, ancient lava flows, lakes, and a network of underground …
Named after the variety of bones found in this cave (including dire wolf and the North American short faced bear - at least 1/3 larger than any living North American …
Named for its impressive group of three closely situated monoliths, two land-based and one rising from the sea, this state park features a short trail leading to the beach with …