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10 Hiking Trails near Ape Cave

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Sunset Falls Campground

Yacolt, Washington

20.1 miles S

A majestic waterfall that drains into a large, deepening pool — just a 0.1-mile hike from the trailhead, with large smooth rocks perfect for sunbathing and picnicking beside the falls.

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Moulton Falls County Park

Yacolt, Washington

20.9 miles SW

A 387-acre park with two majestic waterfalls, volcanic rock formations, a historic swing bridge, and the 8.1-mile Bells Mountain Trail — swimming allowed with caution (no jumping from the bridge).

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Daybreak Regional Park

Battle Ground, Washington

27.3 miles SW

A day-use park on the Lewis River with a boat launch, 15 picnic spots, a playground, and easy river access for fishing, skipping rocks, or wading — open 7 am to dusk.

Hike, Swim

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swim Swimming Hole

Ike Kinswa State Park Swim Area

Silver Creek

34.9 miles NW

A marked swim area at the Ike Kinswa State Park day-use beach on the Tilton River arm of Mayfield Lake near Silver Creek, Washington. Open 8 a.m. to dusk; a Discover Pass ($10/day) is required.

Camp, Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim

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Oneonta Gorge

Cascade Locks, Oregon

36.7 miles S

A mossy, fern-draped slot canyon in the Columbia Gorge — no trail, chest-deep cold water, log jams to climb, and loose river rock underfoot — Oneonta Gorge is an unforgettable adventure.

Hike, Swim

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Multnomah Falls

Cascade Locks, Oregon

37.0 miles S

Multnomah Falls is Oregon's tallest waterfall — a 620-foot, two-tier showstopper in the Columbia River Gorge with the iconic Benson Bridge.

Hike

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Hood River Waterfront Park Swim Cove

Hood River, Oregon

43.1 miles SE

Sheltered sandy swim cove on the Columbia at Hood River's six-acre city waterfront park, next to the Hook and the Event Site kiteboard beaches.

Hike, Kayak, Kiteboard, Swim

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swim Swimming Hole

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Lost Lake Loop Trail

Cascade Locks, Oregon

46.3 miles SE

Lost Lake is one of the most beautiful and famous mountain lakes in Oregon, a clear, deep-blue lake cradled in old-growth forest in the Mount Hood National Forest, and the Lost Lake Loop, or...

Canoe, Hike

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canoe Canoeing Area

Poet's Beach

Portland

47.1 miles SW

A hundred-yard strip of imported sand under the Marquam Bridge piers in downtown Portland, reached by a stone path engraved with children's poems and Chinuk Wawa. No fee, no lifeguards since the 2017 pilot, no facilities, and swimmable water roughly July

Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim

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canoe Canoeing Area

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Blue Hole on the Ohanapecosh River

Packwood

49.6 miles NE

A clear, cold pool on the Ohanapecosh River in La Wis Wis Campground east of Packwood, reached by a 100-yard Forest Service trail from the Hatchery Loop just above the start of the Cowlitz River.

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swim Swimming Hole

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