8 Hiking Trails near Philomath, OR 97370
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Drift Creek Falls
Otis, Oregon
36.3 miles NWA 240-foot cable suspension bridge over Drift Creek Falls is the centerpiece of this forested Siuslaw National Forest hike — then follow the trail down to a kid-friendly wading area at the base.
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Spencer Butte
Eugene, Oregon
40.8 miles SEugene'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.
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Mount Pisgah
Eugene, Oregon
41.5 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.
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Silver Falls State Park
Sublimity, Oregon
41.9 miles NEThe largest state park in Oregon, Silver Falls features 10 spectacular waterfalls along the nationally recognized Trail of Ten Falls — including a walk behind a 177-foot waterfall on a 7.2-mile moderate loop.
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Abiqua Falls
Scotts Mills, Oregon
47.6 miles NEA 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.
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Sweet Creek Falls
Mapleton, Oregon
48.2 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.
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Niagara Falls
Beaver, Oregon
48.3 miles NTwo rarely visited waterfalls — 107-foot Niagara Falls and Pheasant Creek Falls — reward an easy 1.5-mile winter/spring hike with a natural shower and a small pond.
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Beaver Creek Falls
Mapleton, Oregon
48.9 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.
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