6 Hiking Trails near Umpqua Hot Springs - Free Arenas
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6 Hiking Trails near Umpqua Hot Springs

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Cleetwood Cove Trail

Crater Lake National Park, Oregon

26.3 miles SE

The only legal shoreline access in Crater Lake National Park — a steep strenuous switchback hike to the water's edge, with cliff jumping options from about 20 feet into 38-50°F water.

Dive, Hike, Swim

hike Hiking Trail

swim Swimming Hole

dive Diving Platform

2.4 mi

Wizard Island Summit Trail

Crater Lake National Park

27.3 miles SE

Reach one of the world's finest volcanic cinder cones by boat across Crater Lake, then hike 2.5 miles up lava rock to the Witches Cauldron crater at the summit.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Plaikni Falls

Chiloquin, Oregon

31.4 miles SE

An easy, wheelchair-accessible 2-mile round-trip trail in Crater Lake National Park to a beautiful 20-foot waterfall surrounded by firs, hemlocks, and summer wildflowers.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Cavitt Creek Falls Recreation Site

Glide

32.4 miles W

A free BLM day-use area and small campground on Cavitt Creek, built around the deep green pool at the foot of an eight-foot waterfall 19 miles east of Roseburg. There is no lifeguard, and the pool is at its calmest and warmest from late July into Septembe

Camp, Hike, Swim

hike Hiking Trail

swim Swimming Hole

camp Campsite

Pinnacles Valley Trail

Chiloquin, Oregon

35.9 miles SE

The Pinnacles Trail follows a canyon rim past hundreds of eerie volcanic spires in Crater Lake National Park's quiet southeast corner.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Eagle Rest

Lowell, Oregon

41.1 miles N

A historic one-car viewpoint on the Historic Columbia River Highway designed by Samuel Lancaster, now rebuilt as part of a trail — once famous for watching early Bonneville Dam construction.

Canoe, Hike, Mountain Bike

hike Hiking Trail

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

canoe Canoeing Area

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