Agness is a hiker’s paradise, offering a large network of spectacular hiking trails. Here are three popular ones: Lower Rogue River Trail: Hikers can enter this beautiful trail next to the Library/Community Building at the east trailhead. The trail continues twelve miles downriver, a wonderful day hike with lots of wildlife, going past Copper Canyon and ending at Morey Meadow … [Read more...]
#48 – Cape Blanco State Park
Cape Blanco is located about 9 miles north of Port Orford along a mountainous stretch of Oregon coastline. Jutting out a mile and a half into the Pacific, it is a large and fairly level promontory about 200 feet above sea level, with white, chalky cliffs that face the ocean (hence its name) and jagged, rocky formations extending from its northern end. The Sixes River flows into … [Read more...]
#47 – Port Orford Heads State Park & Battle Rock Park
Port Orford Heads State Park is a beautiful expanse of coastal land running along the western edge of Port Orford, and Battle Rock Park another, running along the town’s southeastern shore. Both are rich in natural beauty, recreational opportunities sand historical significance. Port Orford Heads State Park has excellent hiking trails on the headlands affording dramatic vi … [Read more...]
#67 – Rogue Valley ZipLine Adventure
This thrilling Rogue Vally ZipLine Adventure will take you high above the Rogue Valley as you soar through over 2700 feet of Zip on their five ZipLine course. Did you know they have the longest ZipLine in the Pacific Northwest? As you arrive in the historic gold mining country where the ZipLine park is situated, you will be entertained by stories from long ago and learn facts … [Read more...]
Requa Inn, Klamath
Built originally in the late 1880s and rebuilt due to fire in 1914, The Historic Requa Inn has operated as a lodging establishment for nearly a hundred years. The Inn is located close to the Pacific Ocean at the mouth of the Klamath River on Requa Hill, and stands today as a veritable landmark for the region. With 12 rooms, most with river views and a distinct homey feel, it is … [Read more...]
Chateau at the Oregon Caves, Cave Junction
Located just 20 miles east of Cave Junction, The Chateau at the Oregon Caves provides lodging and dining from May through September. For lodging enjoy the comfort of one of their 23 historic guest rooms, each offering its own, unique charm. And dining at the Chateau has something for everybody. Enjoy their Northwest cuisine in one of the most beautiful settings in Oregon. … [Read more...]