Discovering the spellbinding beauty of nature
Discovering the spellbinding beauty of nature
Oregon’s diverse natural wonders are beyond the renowned Mount Hood, Crater Lake, and Silver State Falls Park. The state offers a vast array of landscapes waiting to be discovered! Whether you’ve already visited the iconic attractions or are seeking off-the-beaten-path adventures, here are a few breathtaking wonders you should definitely visit!
1. Painted Hills:
Located in the Wheeler County, they are a part of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. What makes the Painted Hills truly captivating are the vibrant layers of colourful clay soil that have been exposed through erosion.
2. Thor’s well:
1. Painted Hills:
Located in the Wheeler County, they are a part of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. What makes the Painted Hills truly captivating are the vibrant layers of colourful clay soil that have been exposed through erosion.
3. Hells Canyon:
1. Painted Hills:
Located in the Wheeler County, they are a part of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. What makes the Painted Hills truly captivating are the vibrant layers of colourful clay soil that have been exposed through erosion.
4. Bandon:
1. Painted Hills:
Located in the Wheeler County, they are a part of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. What makes the Painted Hills truly captivating are the vibrant layers of colourful clay soil that have been exposed through erosion.