willamette national forest

It was very scenic and green. We mostly drove and saw a waterfall and the trail was good too. Pretty fall colors too.

Stunning scenery; crystal clear lakes, majestic waterfalls and lots of local history facts! Plenty of hiking and camping as well. A must for first time Oregon visitors as well as those of us who are privledged to live here.

I hiked Koosah and Sahalie Falls...but plan to be back for more. The drive thru the forest is beautiful...camping and lakes everywhere...the place to go if you live in the valley

I loved the drive through this forest. The river provides beautiful views. The camp site at this park is very well kept and has a varity of camp sites. The cougar hotsprings is my favorite location within the forest.

Some of the best backpacking and scenery in the country. You have to come and check Oregon's beautiful sights.

There are several well marked and well maintained trails in the Willamette National Forest. You can get a map from the forest service or order online or get one from REI.

It was nice to get out into the wilderness and not hear anything but nature. It was cold and a bit wind when we went, but the views made it worth the cold.

The WIllamette NAtional Forest is the place to go if you love the outdoors. In the summer it is beautiful hiking through the forest and coming upon the river and seeing the amazing wildflowers and derr and squirrels and other small animals who make this place their home. At night it cools down just enough to make sleeping comfortable in a tent

Terwilliger Hot Springs are a must do! Price is $6 per visit per person and the best bargin around. Take correct change with you as there is not an attendant at all times. Clothing optional makes it a relaxing time.