8 Hiking Trails near Blachly, OR 97412
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Lake Creek Falls
Blachly
3.2 miles SWA three-tier bedrock cascade on Lake Creek half a mile below Triangle Lake, where BLM's free day use area draws summer swimmers to a natural rock slide and plunge pool. No lifeguard, no fee, and a real record of falls off the slick rock.
Hike, Swim 1.9 mi
Sweet Creek Falls
Mapleton, Oregon
24.5 miles SWEleven waterfalls in a Coast Range valley, each framed by mossy rocks, ferns, and a canopy of Douglas fir — with bridges, metal walkways, and seasonal salamander and crayfish hunting.
Hike
Beaver Creek Falls
Mapleton, Oregon
24.9 miles SWA rare Columbia County waterfall hike with scenic Beaver Creek canyon, historic 1918 bridges, and preserved wood guardrails along a classic stretch of old Highway 30.
Hike
Spencer Butte
Eugene, Oregon
26.3 miles SEEugene's backyard hike through tall Douglas firs and maples to a summit with city views — a family-friendly loop with trails from easy to moderate.
Hike
Mount Pisgah
Eugene, Oregon
30.4 miles SEA popular summit hike and trail-run destination just outside Eugene, with a 209-acre living tree museum at its base, multiple trail options, and even a pair of swings hanging from oak trees at Swing Hill's high point.
Hike
Shotgun Creek Recreation Site
Marcola
34.3 miles EBLM day-use park on Shotgun Creek north of Marcola with a small seasonal creek swimming area, picnic lawns and forest trails. $5 per vehicle.
Hike, Swim
Loon Lake Recreation Site
Reedsport
44.3 miles SA landslide-dammed lake in the Oregon Coast Range with one of the region's few genuine sand beaches, run by the BLM about 20 miles east of Reedsport. Day use is $5 per vehicle and includes a buoyed swim area, a boat ramp and a quarter-mile trail to a wate
Camp, Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Eagle Rest
Lowell, Oregon
48.7 miles SEA 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
