From majestic waterfall trails to stunning summit viewpoints, Oregon is full of incredible hikes that lead to jaw-dropping places. Last summer we compiled a list of some of our favorite hikes, but there are just so many gems to be explored that we decided to round up some more amazing trails that will lead you on unforgettable adventures. Here are 16 breathtakingly beautiful hikes in Oregon:

  1. Ramona Falls

flickr/ stokes rx Located in the Mt Hood National Forest, Ramona Falls is a jaw dropping waterfall that cascades majestically over mossy rock formations. You’ll find this gorgeous sight on a moderate 7 mile loop trail.

  1. Oregon Caves

flickr/ Tjflex2 Take an unforgettable hike through the amazing Oregon Caves National Monument. This 1.2 mile trail in southern Oregon will lead you through an incredible landscape full of stunning stalagmites and stalactites that will make you feel like you’re on another planet.

  1. Elowah Falls

flickr/ Mohib Ahmad This short 1.4 mile hike in the Columbia River Gorge leads to the outstandingly beautiful Elowah Falls.

  1. Yaquina Head Hike

flickr/ Ernie R This 3.4 mile out-and-back trail is located near Newport and offers plenty of spectacular views of the Oregon coast.

  1. Tumalo Falls

flickr/ Daniel Miller This 5.7 mile hike in Central Oregon leads to the spectacular Tumalo Falls.

  1. Natural Bridges Cove

flickr/ Cary Bass-Deschenes Located in the Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor near Brookings, this beautiful 2.6 mile hike weaves through an old growth forest on the coast and ends at this fairytale-esque cove.

  1. Fort Rock

flickr/ Noël Located in Fort Rock State Natural Area near La Pine, this short, easy trail will lead you to and around this fascinating geological formation in Oregon’s high desert.

  1. Eagle Creek Trail

flickr/ Mitchell Friedman This amazing trail in the Columbia River Gorge passes numerous stunning waterfalls, including Tunnel Falls (pictured above). This epic hike includes walking on steep ledges and can get a bit slippery, so always remember to wear good shoes and watch your step. The hike is about 12 miles long if you do the whole thing, but there are many opportunities for shorter hikes along this trail that are equally beautiful.

  1. Plaikni Falls Trail

flickr/ Mike This wonderful 2.2 mile trail will impress you with it’s lovely scenery (and wildflowers in the springtime!). Located near Chiloquin, the climax of this hike is the magical Plaikni Falls.

  1. Chimney Rock Trail

flickr/ Bureau of Land Management Located in Central Oregon, this wonderful trail zig zags up and down Chimney Rock in a 2.8 mile loop that features amazing views as well as opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife viewing.

  1. Shore Acres State Park

flickr/ jenkinson2455 This spectacular state park is home to a lovely, easy trail that will lead you to a beautiful lookout at Simpson Cove. Continue onwards on a 4.6 mile loop hike that will take you to the gorgeous Cape Arago, pictured above.

  1. Toketee Falls and Watson Falls

flickr/ LDELD An easy .8 mile hike will lead you to this graceful waterfall in southern Oregon. Hike .8 miles further and you’ll come to the also stunning Watson Falls.

  1. Upper Table Rock

flickr/ Bureau of Land Management An easy 2.8 mile hike leads you to the top of Upper Table Rock, a stunning geographical feature of the beautiful Rogue River Valley.

  1. Green Lakes Trail

flickr/ J. S. Townsley Located near Bend in Central Oregon, this fabulous hike is 9.2 miles long and winds along the lovely Fall Creek until it reaches the stunning Green Lakes.

  1. Angel’s Rest Hike

flickr/ Bill Automata This incredible hike near Portland winds through the Columbia River Gorge and leads to a breathtaking viewpoint. This famous out-and-back trail is 4.8 miles all together.

  1. Triangulation Peak

flickr/ Thomas Shahan Located in the Willamette National Forest, this scenic 4 mile loop hike leads to the breathtaking Triangulation Peak, where you’ll find an unbeatable view of Mt. Jefferson and the sea of emerald forests surrounding it.

Just a reminder, always make sure to be properly prepared and to not leave a mess behind when you explore Oregon’s gorgeous outdoors.

flickr/ stokes rx

Located in the Mt Hood National Forest, Ramona Falls is a jaw dropping waterfall that cascades majestically over mossy rock formations. You’ll find this gorgeous sight on a moderate 7 mile loop trail.

flickr/ Tjflex2

Take an unforgettable hike through the amazing Oregon Caves National Monument. This 1.2 mile trail in southern Oregon will lead you through an incredible landscape full of stunning stalagmites and stalactites that will make you feel like you’re on another planet.

flickr/ Mohib Ahmad

This short 1.4 mile hike in the Columbia River Gorge leads to the outstandingly beautiful Elowah Falls.

flickr/ Ernie R

This 3.4 mile out-and-back trail is located near Newport and offers plenty of spectacular views of the Oregon coast.

flickr/ Daniel Miller

This 5.7 mile hike in Central Oregon leads to the spectacular Tumalo Falls.

flickr/ Cary Bass-Deschenes

Located in the Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor near Brookings, this beautiful 2.6 mile hike weaves through an old growth forest on the coast and ends at this fairytale-esque cove.

flickr/ Noël

Located in Fort Rock State Natural Area near La Pine, this short, easy trail will lead you to and around this fascinating geological formation in Oregon’s high desert.

flickr/ Mitchell Friedman

This amazing trail in the Columbia River Gorge passes numerous stunning waterfalls, including Tunnel Falls (pictured above). This epic hike includes walking on steep ledges and can get a bit slippery, so always remember to wear good shoes and watch your step. The hike is about 12 miles long if you do the whole thing, but there are many opportunities for shorter hikes along this trail that are equally beautiful.

flickr/ Mike

This wonderful 2.2 mile trail will impress you with it’s lovely scenery (and wildflowers in the springtime!). Located near Chiloquin, the climax of this hike is the magical Plaikni Falls.

flickr/ Bureau of Land Management

Located in Central Oregon, this wonderful trail zig zags up and down Chimney Rock in a 2.8 mile loop that features amazing views as well as opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife viewing.

flickr/ jenkinson2455

This spectacular state park is home to a lovely, easy trail that will lead you to a beautiful lookout at Simpson Cove. Continue onwards on a 4.6 mile loop hike that will take you to the gorgeous Cape Arago, pictured above.

flickr/ LDELD

An easy .8 mile hike will lead you to this graceful waterfall in southern Oregon. Hike .8 miles further and you’ll come to the also stunning Watson Falls.

An easy 2.8 mile hike leads you to the top of Upper Table Rock, a stunning geographical feature of the beautiful Rogue River Valley.

flickr/ J. S. Townsley

Located near Bend in Central Oregon, this fabulous hike is 9.2 miles long and winds along the lovely Fall Creek until it reaches the stunning Green Lakes.

flickr/ Bill Automata

This incredible hike near Portland winds through the Columbia River Gorge and leads to a breathtaking viewpoint. This famous out-and-back trail is 4.8 miles all together.

flickr/ Thomas Shahan

Located in the Willamette National Forest, this scenic 4 mile loop hike leads to the breathtaking Triangulation Peak, where you’ll find an unbeatable view of Mt. Jefferson and the sea of emerald forests surrounding it.

What’s your favorite trail to hike in Oregon?

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