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8 meilleurs chemins de randonnée à Oakridge

1

Salmon Creek Out-and-Back

Easy
8,04 mi·
372 pi
While most of the trails in Oakridge are steep and demanding, this diverse destination does offer a nice relaxing hike: the Salmon Creek Trail. Salmon Creek can be combined with a few other trails in the area, but for the most laid back hike, simply complete an out-and-back from the trailhead marked here....
2

Salt Creek Falls

Easy
0,59 mi·
203 pi
Salt Creek Falls plunges 286 vertical feet off of a sheer cliff into a beautiful canyon far below. This impressive natural formation is the third tallest waterfall in the state of Oregon....
3

North Fork

Moderate
9,97 mi·
919 pi
The North Fork Trail runs along the banks of North Fork of the Willamette River through a narrow river valley. You'll enjoy stunning river views along the entire length of this route! The trail starts off easy and smooth from the trailhead, but after about 3 miles it gets quite a bit rougher, more technical, and more challenge....
4

Diamond Creek Falls

Easy
3,21 mi·
454 pi
This stunning hike to Diamond Creek Falls provides a lovely selection of the very best that the Cascades has to offer. The route begins by meandering beneath a towering canopy of Douglas Fir trees on pine needle-covered trails....
5

Larison Rock Short Hike

Easy
0,96 mi·
326 pi
While most of the approaches to Oakridge's most epic viewpoints require many miles of hiking, Larison Rock offers the opportunity for a short one-mile jaunt to a scenic view over the region....
6

PCT: Highway 138 to Summit Lake

Hard
42,26 mi·
5 497 pi
The north boundary of Crater Lake National Park marks the northern end of Oregon Section C, and the beginning of Section D on the Pacific Crest Trail. This section traces a lofty reach of the Cascade Crest, alongside eminent peaks like Thielsen and Diamond....
7

PCT: Summit Lake to Highway 58

Hard
16,82 mi·
2 082 pi
Summit Lake, located at the end of the previous segment, makes a popular and beautiful place to spend the night along the PCT. From a vantage on the lake’s south shore, Diamond Peak crowns the horizon proudly....
8

Diamond Peak Loop

Hard
26,82 mi·
5 212 pi
Start at the Trapper Creek Trailhead, and follow the trail 0.2 mile to the first junction. Keep left at the fork for a gradual ascent through open forest, paralleling Trapper Creek, which cascades over rocks and down trees, creating mini waterfalls along the way....