This list represents the most popular hiking in Oregon. Use this list to plan your next Oregon hiking trip. Select a state and/or activity below to find even more top trails.
#1 Eagle Creek Trail to Wahtum Lake View Trail Details
14 Reviews
Dodson, OR
The second most famous and perhaps most enjoyable hike in the Gorge. Eagle Creek Trail is second only to Multnomah Falls in popularity, being ...
#2 Bagby Trail #544 View Trail Details
4 Reviews
Estacada, OR
Bagby Trail #544 is a hiking trail in Clackamas County and Marion County, Oregon. It is within Mount Hood National Forest, Bull of the Woods ...
#3 Salmon River View Trail Details
12 Reviews
Zigzag Mountain, OR
The Salmon River, which starts on the slopes of Timberline Ski Area, is the only river in the lower 48 states that is classified as a Wild and ...
#4 Bull of the Woods Trail #550 View Trail Details
7 Reviews
Salem, OR
Bull of the Woods Trail #550 is a hiking trail in Marion County and Clackamas County, Oregon. It is within Bull of the Woods Wilderness Area ...
#5 Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area View Trail Details
9 Reviews
Newport, OR
The trails in the Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area take you through a rich coastal ecosystem, giving visitors an excellent opportunity to ...
#6 Timberline Trail Loop (Backpacking) View Trail Details
Government Camp, OR
The Timberline Trail circling Mount Hood is probably the most famous footpath in the state. Guidebooks describing the finest hiking trails in ...
#7 Oregon Coast - Seaside to Manzanita (Backpacking) View Trail Details
3 Reviews
Seaside, OR
This popular stretch of the Oregon Coast Trail packs a lot of scenic variety in a small area. From beaches and tidepools to dense forests and ...
#8 Three Sisters Loop (Backpacking) View Trail Details
5 Reviews
Sisters, OR
One of Oregon’s greatest long backpacking trips, this route completely circles the Three Sisters, providing ever-changing views of these beautiful ...
#9 Hoyt Arboretum View Trail Details
8 Reviews
Portland, OR
This route travels through the spectacular 185-acre tree museum of Hoyt Arboretum in Southwest Portland. The path winds through a variety of ...
#10 Eagle Creek - Tanner Butte Loop View Trail Details
Cascade Locks, OR
The second most famous and perhaps most enjoyable hike in the gorge.
#11 Black Butte Trail 4026 View Trail Details
10 Reviews
Black Butte Trail 4026 is a hiking trail in Jefferson County, Oregon. It is within Deschutes National Forest. It is 5.0 miles long and begins ...
#12 Black Butte Loops View Trail Details
1 Reviews
Black Butte Loops is a hiking trail in Deschutes County and Jefferson County, Oregon. It is within Deschutes National Forest. It is 3.5 miles ...
#13 Horsetail, Oneonta, and Triple Falls View Trail Details
6 Reviews
If you love waterfalls, this hike is for you. This route through the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area visits four beautiful waterfalls, ...
#14 Green Lakes View Trail Details
Bend, OR
This popular hike parallels enchanting Fall Creek and leads you to the Green Lakes Basin. You can admire this group of high Cascade lakes and ...
#15 Paulina Lakeshore Trail View Trail Details
Paulina Lakeshore Trail is a hiking trail in Deschutes County, Oregon. It is within Newberry National Volcanic Monument. It is 5.8 miles long ...
#16 Wildwood Trail to Pittock Mansion View Trail Details
The route starts next to the Vietnam Memorial in Washington Park, winds through Hoyt Arboretum, and then heads into Forest Park and to Pittock ...
#17 Cougar (Terwilliger) Hot Springs View Trail Details
2 Reviews
Oakridge, OR
Includes: Rebel Creek / Rebel Rock Loop. An idyllic chain of well-known soaking pools on a short path, near Cougar Reservoir. Skinnydippable ...
#18 Columbia River Gorge Loop (Backpacking) View Trail Details
Hood River, OR
Close proximity to Portland and a wealth of easily accessible attractions ensure that dayhikers will always dominate the trails of the Columbia ...
#19 Grizzly Peak Loop Trail View Trail Details
Ashland, OR
Grizzly Peak Loop Trail is a hiking trail in Jackson County, Oregon. It is 2.6 miles long and begins at 5,809 feet altitude. Traveling the entire ...
#20 Leif Erikson Drive - Wildwood Loop View Trail Details
The route travels on singletrack trails and a doubletrack gravel road through the scenic treed setting of Forest Park. Tree roots. Bridge crossings. ...
#21 Diamond Peak Loop (Backpacking) View Trail Details
The high, snowy ridge of Diamond Peak rises impressively over the lush forests and quiet lakes south of Willamette Pass. Despite easy access ...
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