10 Hiking Trails near Government Camp, OR 97028 - Free Arenas
Government Camp, OR 97028, USA
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10 Hiking Trails near Government Camp, OR 97028

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Mirror Lake Trail

Government Camp, Oregon

1.8 miles W

A family-friendly 3.2-mile hike through dense forest to Mirror Lake, which perfectly reflects Mount Hood in its still glacial cirque waters — don't forget a camera.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Wildwood Recreation Site

Mount Hood Village, Oregon

11.8 miles W

Mount Hood's Wild and Scenic Salmon River beckons hikers to wade through a lush forested corridor along the Mount Hood Scenic Byway near Welches.

Hike, Mountain Bike, Swim

hike Hiking Trail

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

swim Swimming Hole

Lost Lake Loop Trail

Cascade Locks, Oregon

13.7 miles N

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

hike Hiking Trail

canoe Canoeing Area

Oneonta Gorge

Cascade Locks, Oregon

24.8 miles NW

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

hike Hiking Trail

swim Swimming Hole

Multnomah Falls

Cascade Locks, Oregon

25.7 miles NW

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

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Sunset Falls Campground

Yacolt, Washington

42.9 miles NW

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.

Camp, Hike, Swim

hike Hiking Trail

swim Swimming Hole

camp Campsite

Willamette River Trail

Canby, Oregon

45.0 miles W

A flat, shaded paved and natural surface trail along the Willamette River in Eugene — a leisurely ride or walk through scenic riverside greenery, ideal for hot days with ample tree cover.

Hike, Mountain Bike

hike Hiking Trail

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

Tryon Park

Portland, Oregon

45.8 miles W

A lush 658-acre second-growth forest oasis 15 minutes from downtown Portland — 8 miles of hiking trails, 8 bridges, a wetland boardwalk, and a nature center with programs and guided hikes.

Backpack, Hike, Horseback

hike Hiking Trail

horseback Horseback Trail

backpack Backpacking Trail

Abiqua Falls

Scotts Mills, Oregon

47.4 miles SW

A stunning 92-foot basalt waterfall plunging into a mossy bowl — reached by a steep, unmarked rope-guided trail on private land; very slick when wet, not recommended for small children or dogs.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Moulton Falls County Park

Yacolt, Washington

47.5 miles NW

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).

Hike, Swim

hike Hiking Trail

swim Swimming Hole

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