Maud Williamson State Recreation Site is a 24-acre day-use park in Yamhill County, Oregon, USA, at the intersection of Oregon Route 221 and Route 153 near Wheatland, across from Wheatland Road leading to the historic Wheatland Ferry.
Washburne State Wayside was a small 37-acre day-use state park near Junction City in Benton and Lane counties, western Oregon, USA, along Oregon Route 99W serving as an interpretive site for the historic Applegate Trail.
Neptune State Scenic Viewpoint is a compact coastal day-use park in Lane County, Oregon, USA, along U.S. Highway 101 about 4 miles south of Yachats near mileposts 168-170, comprising four scenic pull-offs with clifftop benches overlooking Cummins Creek, pocket beaches, rocky shorelines, tide pools, spouting horns, and views toward Cape Perpetua.
Fort Yamhill State Heritage Area is a historic 55-acre park near Grand Ronde in Polk County, Oregon, USA, preserving the site of a mid-19th-century U.S. military outpost built in 1856 to regulate the Grand Ronde Indian Reservation's eastern border and ease tensions between settlers and Native Americans.
Farewell Bend State Recreation Area spans 277 acres along the Snake River's Brownlee Reservoir near Huntington in Baker County, Oregon, at the Oregon-Idaho border off U.S. Highway 30, named for the Oregon Trail emigrants' final Snake River campsite before heading northwest.
Crissey Field State Recreation Site is Oregon's southwesternmost 40-acre coastal state park in Curry County near Brookings, positioned between the Winchuck River mouth and the California border along U.S. Highway 101.
Shore Acres State Park is a stunning 745-acre coastal park in Coos County, southwestern Oregon, USA, perched on sandstone cliffs 80-100 feet above the Pacific Ocean, about 13 miles southwest of Coos Bay along Cape Arago Highway.
TouVelle State Recreation Site is a 51-acre day-use park in Jackson County, Oregon, USA, straddling the Rogue River 9 miles north of Medford at the base of the prominent Table Rocks.
Champoeg State Heritage Area - Park Entrance, Oregon, USA is the welcoming gateway to a historic park nestled along the scenic Willamette River south of Newberg.
Mount Hood, Oregon's highest peak at 11,249 feet (3,429 meters), rises prominently in the northern Cascade Range about 45 miles east-southeast of Portland as a potentially active stratovolcano that last erupted around 1865 with minor steam and ash emissions since, featuring 12 glaciers covering much of its cone above 6,900 feet amid frequent small earthquakes and fumaroles venting sulfur near the summit.
Beaver Creek State Natural Area, part of Brian Booth State Park in Lincoln County, Oregon, USA, lies just east of U.S. Highway 101 near Seal Rock, about one mile inland from Ona Beach State Park, encompassing lush estuary marshes, wetlands, and upland forests along the Beaver Creek Watershed.
Powell's City of Books, located in Portland, Oregon, is the world's largest independent bookstore, occupying an entire city block in the Pearl District of downtown Portland.
Clyde Holliday State Recreation Site covers 20 acres along the John Day River in Grant County, Oregon, near Mount Vernon off U.S. Highway 26, providing shaded seclusion amid cottonwood trees and pristine wilderness.
Cannon Beach, a picturesque coastal city of about 1,700 in Clatsop County on Oregon's north coast, gained its name from cannons lost in 1846 when the USS Shark wrecked on the Columbia River Bar, with one rediscovered in 1898 near Arch Cape Creek displayed as a landmark before relocation.
The Oregon Rail Heritage Center in Southeast Portland, Oregon, near OMSI and Tilikum Crossing, opened in 2012 as a free museum run by the Oregon Rail Heritage Foundation to house and showcase the City of Portland's three historic steam locomotives—Southern Pacific 4449, Spokane, Portland & Seattle 700, and Oregon Railroad & Navigation 197—previously stored at the Brooklyn Roundhouse before its demolition.
The International Rose Test Garden in Portland, Oregon, established in 1917, is the oldest public rose test garden in the United States and a national treasure located within Washington Park.
Detroit Lake State Recreation Area is a forested campground with nearly 300 sites along a nine-mile reservoir in the Cascade Mountains of Marion County, central Oregon, USA, about 46 miles southeast of Salem near the town of Detroit.
Crown Point State Scenic Corridor is a stunning 306-acre basalt promontory rising 733 feet above the Columbia River in Multnomah County, Oregon, USA, located 15 miles east of Portland near Corbett along the Historic Columbia River Highway (Highway 30), accessible via I-84 Exit 22.
