29 Things to do near Hood River Disc Golf Course at Morrison Park - Free Arenas
Hood River Disc Golf Course at Morrison Park
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29 Things to do near Hood River Disc Golf Course at Morrison Park

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Tree Top Disc Golf Course at Sorosis Park

The Dalles, Oregon

18.2 miles SE

Tall pines, firs, and oaks with great views of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, and the Columbia Gorge from a challenging, well-maintained layout at Sorosis Park in The Dalles.

Disc Golf

disc golf Folf Course

Lost Lake Loop Trail

Cascade Locks, Oregon

20.7 miles SW

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

North Bonneville Disc Golf Course

North Bonneville, Washington

21.8 miles W

Shady disc golf near North Bonneville with plenty of tree hazards and blackberry bushes on several holes to keep you honest.

Disc Golf

disc golf Folf Course

Wind River Area

Bellingham, Washington

26.2 miles NW

A hot springs and cold falls combination in the Columbia River Gorge area of southern Washington — two distinct natural features not far from each other for a scenic double-header.

Swim

swim Swimming Hole

Oneonta Gorge

Cascade Locks, Oregon

27.7 miles W

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

swim Swimming Hole

hike Hiking Trail

Multnomah Falls

Cascade Locks, Oregon

29.9 miles W

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

Mirror Lake Trail

Government Camp, Oregon

30.9 miles SW

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

33.2 miles SW

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

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

swim Swimming Hole

hike Hiking Trail

Sunset Falls Campground

Yacolt, Washington

35.6 miles W

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

swim Swimming Hole

hike Hiking Trail

camp Campsite

Trout Creek Bible Camp

Corbett, Oregon

39.6 miles SW

A heavily wooded free private disc golf course with thick underbrush in Corbett, Oregon — call ahead for permission before visiting.

Disc Golf

disc golf Folf Course

Washougal Area

Royal City, Washington

41.4 miles W

Swim near Royal City, Washington

Swim

swim Swimming Hole

Sandy Skatepark

Sandy, Oregon

41.6 miles SW

Skateboard near Sandy, Oregon

Skateboard

skateboard Skateboard Park

Camas Skatepark

Camas, Washington

41.8 miles W

Skateboard near Camas, Washington

Skateboard

skateboard Skateboard Park

Moulton Falls County Park

Yacolt, Washington

42.1 miles W

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

swim Swimming Hole

hike Hiking Trail

Ape Cave

Cougar, Washington

42.6 miles NW

The longest lava tube in the continental US at over two miles, carved beneath Mount St. Helens — open year-round for exploring in the Mount St. Helens National Monument south of Cougar, Washington.

Cave, Hike

hike Hiking Trail

cave Cave

Yacolt Recreational Park

Yacolt, Washington

43.2 miles W

A short, easy disc golf course in Yacolt that's straightforward and beginner-friendly — note that the park gates are only open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Disc Golf

disc golf Folf Course

Timothy Lake Trail

43.6 miles S

A varied mountain bike loop around Timothy Lake in Oregon — rolling singletrack through fir needles and roots, a stretch on the Pacific Crest Trail, and a few technical spots on the east side.

Mountain Bike

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

Bagby Area

Princeton, Oregon

44.5 miles S

A famous natural hot springs and a Clackamas River swimming hole southeast of Portland — two great spots along the same scenic highway, with clothing optional at the springs.

Swim

swim Swimming Hole

Lower Deschutes

Maupin, Oregon

44.7 miles SE

Oregon's most popular overnight float trip on the Lower Deschutes, with mellow water for experienced runners, a few Class III rapids in the final miles, and great fishing throughout.

Kayak, Whitewater

kayak Kayaking Area

whitewater Whitewater Rapid

Davis Skatepark

Gresham, Oregon

47.1 miles W

A free outdoor concrete street course in Gresham, Oregon — smooth, open, and ready to ride.

Skateboard

skateboard Skateboard Park

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